Lumumba Sayers convicted of second-degree murder in Colorado shooting

4 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 29

A jury found Sayers, 47, guilty of killing Malcolm Johnson at a children’s birthday party in August 2024 using a 3-D printed "ghost gun."
Prosecutors said the murder was revenge for Sayers’ son’s 2023 death, with Sayers believing Johnson was involved. Sayers also attempted to plant the weapon on Johnson after the shooting.
Sayers, a former MMA fighter and founder of the anti-violence nonprofit Heavy Hands Heavy Hearts, faces 16 to 48 years in prison and will be sentenced July 24. The murder weapon was never recovered.

Sayers' son's murder remains unsolved. Does this conviction bring any real closure to the cycle of violence?

He preached 'Gunz Down,' so why was he convicted of a revenge killing using a ghost gun?

Will this high-profile 'ghost gun' murder case lead to new regulations on 3D-printed firearms?

The victim was killed for revenge, but was he even the right person?

What happens to an anti-violence nonprofit when its founder commits the crime he fought against?