Judge Considering Bond for Oak Grove Murder Suspect

A judge in Christian County Circuit Court will consider a bond reduction for one of two men accused of killing a Clarksville teen and dumping his body on the side of a road in Oak Grove over four years ago.

Leonardo Miller is charged with murder, first-degree robbery, and tampering with physical evidence in connection to the death of 19-year old DeAndre Palmer.

Miller’s new defense attorney, Peyton Wilson, argued that his client should have his $1 million bond reduced and should be released from jail based on the pre-trial services report that shows he is a low-risk to not attend his court dates.

click to download audioCommonwealth’s Attorney Rick Boling said his office and Miller’s family are opposed to a bond reduction.

click to download audioJudge Atkins says he would take the motion to reduce motion under advisement.

Police said Miller and Dequavion James fatally shot Palmer at Miller’s home in Oak Grove and then hid his body in a closet. According to police, Palmer’s body was eventually dumped on the side of Carter Road near Ghost Bridge and found on July 20, 2016.

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