US man found guilty of killing son over chicken wings
It must have been 'really good chicken' said attorney
Wednesday, 15th August 2018

An Alabama man could face two decades in jail for shooting his son during a row over chicken wings.
John Louis Caver has been convicted of first-degree domestic violence by a jury at Dallas County Court, two years after he attacked his son as the family watched an NFL game on TV at their home in Selma.
The pair had become embroiled in an argument over the food and Caver's wife failed in her bid to separate them.
Caver, 77, ended up shooting his son in the chest.
Speaking after the guilty verdict on Tuesday, district attorney Michael Jackson told AL.com: "This must have been some really good chicken."
Caver will be sentenced on 19 November and could be jailed for 20 years.
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