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MCMINN COUNTY, Tenn. (WDEF) — A McMinn County woman pleaded guilty on Monday to 11 charges, 10 of which are either murder or attempted murder charges. A judge sentenced her to life in prison.

Jazzmine Jacole Hall, 29, entered the guilty pleas for an incident that occurred back in 2021.

She pleaded guilty to four counts of felony murder, four counts of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted first-degree murder and one count of aggravated arson.

According to court documents, Hall was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Hall originally faced a charge of especially aggravated kidnapping, but it was dismissed.

Following the shooting, authorities found Trevon Hall, Skylar Hawn, Jessee Dupree and Brandi Harris were all shot and killed.

Police charged Hall and Curtis Smith with their deaths.

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Prosecutors seeking death penalty in McMinn County quadruple shooting

June 8, 2022

ATHENS, Tenn. (WDEF) – Prosecutors tell WVLT News that they will seek the death penalty against a couple accused of a deadly quadruple shooting last fall.

Jazzmine Hall and Curtis Smith have been charged with four counts of Felony Murder.

There were actually six other people in the house in Riceville on September 25th.

One escaped through a window and another played dead after the shooting.

But 36-year-old Trevon Hall, 24-year-old Skylar Hawn, 40-year-old Jesse Dupree, and 39-year-old Brandi Harris were all killed.

Investigators say the trouble started at the house when the two arrived around 8 a.m.

They say Jazzmine got into an argument with a male victim at the house about their 10-month-old child together.

A surviving witness says she took the child from Trevon Hall then shot him.

She then handed the gun to Smith and told him to finish them off.

Investigators say Smith then shot at everyone else in the house.

The couple fled the scene but was captured in Polk County.