Former NFL player Kevin Ware Jr. has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for brutally murdering his girlfriend and then setting fire to her corpse. Ware, 41, a former tight end for the Washington ...

Kevin Ware, Jr., a former college football player for the University of Washington who appeared in a total of 16 games for both the Washington Commanders (at the time they were known as the ...

Former NFL player Kevin Ware Jr. was sentenced to 30 years in prison for murdering his girlfriend in 2021, KPRC reports.. Ware, 41, reached a deal with the prosecution in exchange for a guilty plea.

A woman alleged Ware confessed he cut Taylor Pomaski’s "throat and burned her body," even taking a picture of the fire. Former NFL Player Kevin Ware Jr. Gets 30-Year Prison Sentence For Murder ...

Kevin Ware Jr. entered a guilty plea for the 2021 murder of his then-girlfriend, Taylor Pomaski. (Courtesy: Montgomery County Jail & FOX 26 Houston) Pomaski's last known appearance was in April 2021.

Kevin Ware Jr. a former NFL tight end who spent time with Washington and the San Francisco 49ers, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for murdering his girlfriend and setting her body on fire.

Ex-NFL Player Kevin Ware Jr. agreed to take a plea deal in court on Wednesday, May 7, and agreed to 30 years in prison for murder and tampering with evidence in the 2021 death of his then ...

Former NFL tight end Kevin Ware Jr. pleaded guilty to killing his girlfriend in 2021 and was sentenced to 30 years in prison.. Ware, 44, reached a plea deal with the prosecution during a court ...

Kevin Ware Jr. Former NFL player Kevin Ware Jr. agreed to take a plea deal in court on Wednesday, May 7 and agreed to 30 years in prison for murder and tampering with evidence in the 2021 death of ...

HOUSTON – A former NFL tight end has been sentenced to 30 years behind bars for murdering his girlfriend in the Houston area in 2021. On Wednesday, Kevin Ware Jr., 41, reached a deal with the ...

Kevin Ware, Jr., a former college football player for the University of Washington who appeared in a total of 16 games for both the Washington Commanders (at the time they were known as the ...