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Arthur Magana, Arizona inmate 351679, born 2002, incarceration intake December 2021 at age 19, sentenced to life with possibility of parole

Murder

Has was sentenced nearly three years after he was convicted of first degree murder.

Arthur Magana was convicted of first degree murder and armed robbery in November 2018. He was sentenced to a life in prison with the eligibility for parole after 25 years for the murder charge and given 1860 days credit for time already served in the Pinal County Jail.

Magana’s sentencing was continued after his trial because he was a juvenile at the time of the crime and the U.S. Supreme Court at the time was considering a case involving life sentences for juveniles.

According to 2016 U.S. Supreme Court decision, people who were juveniles at the time of a crime cannot be sentenced to mandatory life without parole. In April 2021, the court decided that a judge no longer needed to find evidence of “permanent incorrigibility” before sentencing a defendant who was a juvenile at the time of a crime to life without parole.

Magana was convicted of killing Wyatt Miller, 20. Miller was found dead of multiple gunshot wounds inside his truck on Nov. 7, 2016.

Law enforcement believe Magana and his accomplice, Gustavo Olivo, arranged to meet Miller in order to buy marijuana and shot Miller in an armed robbery. The two men were tracked by their shoe prints to a nearby house where deputies found a trash bag with some drugs and cash.

Olivo later accepted a plea agreement and pleaded guilty to armed robbery and second degree murder in 2019. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Last reviewed June 2025

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Daylan Fargo, South Dakota inmate 62608, born 1993, incarceration intake May 2021 at age 28, released to parole June 2022 with full scheduled discharge August 2030

Solicitation of a Minor

A former Sioux Falls high school teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student has cut a deal with prosecutors.

Daylan Scott Fargo pleaded guilty to solicitation of a minor in Minnehaha County while two other charges in his indictment, sexual contact with a child under 16 and sexual exploitation of a minor, will be dropped. Also part of the plea agreement is a cap of five years prison sentence with additional suspended time possible.

Fargo, 27, was charged in January 2020 after the victim’s family went to police about the relationship, which began in 2017 when the student was 14.

Fargo had been an assistant show choir director at Washington High School and became friends with the victim, according to a factual basis read in court Tuesday. At one point, Fargo told the victim they could no longer be friends because they were getting “too close.”

Fargo later gave the student a tablet that contained sexually explicit photos. The student had deleted the photos, but detectives were able to recover them.

During a 2018 overnight show choir trip, the two exchanged sexually explicit photos. Fargo described the relationship as “loving” and “knew this day would come,” and told authorities he regretted it, according to the factual basis.

He was arrested in February 2020 at his parents’ residence in Hall County, Nebraska, about one week after a parent of a student at Washington High School filed a protection order against Fargo. The protection order alleges that the former assistant choir director had inappropriate contact with a teenager at the school and “stalked” the teenager at home.

Police began investigating the same day Fargo resigned, two days before the protection order was filed. Police initially said there were “inappropriate contact” between an adult and a teenager over a two-year period and that it involved “sending texts and pictures.”

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Sterlin Justice (in handcuffs) casually talks with an officer of the Kentucky State Police after being arrested for the murder of his cousin.

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Sterlin Justice, Jr., Kentucky inmate 333534, born 2004, incarceration intake March 2024 at age 20, schedule for parole consideration July 2039 with release scheduled for May 2042

Manslaughter, Tampering with Evidence

In February 2024, a Pike County Kentucky man who was indicted for the May 12 2023 shooting death of a Phelps man entered a guilty plea.

Sterlin Justice, 20, of Hurricane Creek, Stopover, Kentucky was indicted by a Pike County grand jury on charges of first-degree murder and tampering with evidence. He appeared before the Circuit Judge at which time he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter and tampering with evidence.

The Judge told Justice that, by entering a guilty plea, he was giving up certain constitutional rights including giving up the right to a trial by jury. Justice told the judge he understood the ramifications and had made his decision voluntarily.

The Judge accepted the plea. The Commonwealth’s Attorney made a recommendation that Justice be sentenced to 19 years in prison for the manslaughter charge and two years for the tampering with evidence charge, which would run concurrently for a total of 19 years.

At a formal sentencing hearing in March 2024, the Judge sentenced Justice to recommended term.

On May 12 2023 Kentucky State Police troopers responded to a shots-fired call, according to court records. Upon arriving, officers found William Working, who is Justice’s first cousin, had been shot three times and he was later pronounced dead at the scene.

Slone said Justice had spent the night at Working’s residence the night before the shooting. According to KSP, Justice was arrested a short time after the incident at a residence approximately 5 miles from the scene of the shooting.

Justice haf been held in the Pike County Detention Center since his arrest.