carla hughes was a school teacher in jackson ms but she wont be teaching any more. the facts of the case go something like this. carla hughes meets keyon pittman a fellow teacher at the school she taught at. the two become an item …

i don't agree with lisa; however, i do agree that keyon pittman does have some degree of culpability - to what degree we may never know, since carla hughes decided to "protect" him in attempt to escape conviction.i know carla hughes probably believed that she would not get convicted and that's the reason why she did not implicate him because, to do so, she would be implicating herself--unfortunately, however, her plan--or that of her attorneys--backfired.but there are several things that point to carla, too:(1) her alleged shopping spree during the time of the murder could not be confirmed(2) her cell phone hitting the tower in the vicinity of the crime scene around the estimated time of the the murder(3) where she had gone to target practice(4) why she returned the gun empty(5) where's the knifei find it a little too coincidental that carla borrowed a knife and a gun and that's how avis was killed--way too coincidental.if keyon pittman had anything to do with avis banks' murder--before, during or after the fact--he will get his when karma comes a knocking on his door. look at o.j. simpson - enough said!

carla hughesthe jury has returned a verdict in the sentencing phase: life in prison without the possibility of parole.after witnessing the manner in which the case was tried i was concerned that the jury would return a death sentence. i suspect.here is the original post: carla hughes