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Baltimore man convicted in Winchester murder case
Baltimore man Marquis Mayo convicted of kidnapping and murdering David Winchester after body found in Annapolis
In brief
Baltimore man Marquis Mayo convicted of kidnapping and murdering David Winchester after body found in Annapolis Marquis Mayo received first-degree murder conviction for killing David Winchester after kidnapping him in Baltimore Originally reported by The Banner.
Conviction details
Marquis Mayo, 37, was convicted of first-degree murder, kidnapping, and use of a firearm in the 2024 killing of David Winchester Jr.
“David Winchester’s family was victimized twice, during the home invasion and senseless murder of their son, who was kidnapped in Baltimore, stuffed in a trunk, and killed in a wooded area near a school”
Body discovery
Winchester’s body was found in Annapolis on March 28, 2024, after his mother reported him missing from Baltimore.
Crime scene
Winchester was shot outside Wiley H. Bates Middle School in Annapolis and dumped along Spa Road in a wooded area.
Family trauma
Winchester’s mother was awakened by armed intruders demanding money, with her daughter witnessing a rifle shot through the door.
Trial timeline
Mayo was convicted in February 2025 but ordered a new trial after claiming evidence-sharing violations; a mistrial followed in March 2026.
Co-conspirators
Jamar and Monae Fincher, both from Baltimore, pleaded guilty to murder and related charges after the trial.
What to remember
Marquis Mayo received first-degree murder conviction for killing David Winchester after kidnapping him in Baltimore
