UPDATE: Convicted Albany murderers sentenced to life in prison in 2017 case

ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - Four men convicted of a triple murder in 2017 have now been sentenced to several life sentences.

On Friday, Nov. 10, Ticorey Frazier, Quadarian Harvey, Kareem Williams and Shon Mallory were each sentenced to three consecutive life sentences with no option for parole as well as additional prison time, according to information released from District Attorney Gregory Edwards.

WALB has followed the case from the beginning after Adrianna Holmes, Tyquis Smith and Demarquis Williams were found dead inside a home on East Alberson with multiple gunshots.

Along with the murders, the men were also sentenced for a home invasion and other crimes against victims, which DA Edward’s Office says came after a “ten day violent crime spree.”

“We are hopeful that the sentences that were imposed today reflected the gravity of this trauma and will provide justice for the victims in this matter. Hopefully, the futility of the crimes these individuals committed will be recognized as a loss to all parties and the community of Dougherty County and serve as a deterrent for further criminality,” Edwards said after the sentencing.

In a Dec. 6 release, the exact charges and sentences for each suspect were announced by Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr’s office.

Ticorey Frazier, 27, of Albany, was sentenced to three terms of life without parole to be served consecutively, plus 35 years. He was found guilty of the following charges.

2 counts of felony murder
3 counts of malice murder
4 counts of aggravated assault
1 count of aggravated battery
1 count of first-degree home invasion
1 count of armed robbery
1 count of theft by taking
1 count of first-degree burglary
2 counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of certain crimes
2 counts of obstruction of an officer

Kareem Williams, 26, of Albany, was sentenced to three terms of life without parole to be served consecutively, plus 35 years. He was found guilty of:

2 counts of felony murder
3 counts of malice murder
5 counts of aggravated assault
1 count of aggravated battery
1 count of first-degree home invasion
1 count of armed robbery
1 count of theft by taking
1 count of first-degree burglary
3 counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of certain crimes

Quadarrien Harvey, 26 of Albany, was sentenced to three terms of life without parole to be served consecutively, plus 5 years. He was found guilty of:

2 counts of felony murder
3 counts of malice murder
3 counts of aggravated assault
1 count of armed robbery
1 count of possession of a firearm during the commission of certain crimes

Shon Mallory, 31 of Albany, was sentenced to three terms of life without parole to be served consecutively, plus 55 years. He was found guilty of:

2 counts of felony murder
3 counts of malice murder
7 counts of aggravated assault
1 count of armed robbery
3 counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of certain crimes

“I am proud of the dedicated prosecutors who, from three different state agencies, worked together to serve the interests of justice” said PAC Executive Director, Peter J. Skandalakis. “Today, the victims who lost their lives, the victims who were injured and traumatized and all their families finally obtained the justice they patiently waited to receive. The verdicts of the jury and the sentences imposed by the court also make the community safer.”

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