ROY DONTA LARRY | Attorney wrote himself into client’s will, then ordered him killed in murder conspiracy with bike-riding hit man / Detroit man charged for murder of Hutch’s Hip-Hop Jewelry owner Dan Hutchinson | Autographed Letter, Signed

Roy D. Larry. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). Metroplex MI. June 10, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.

The motive behind the shooting of Dan Hutchinson appears to be related to a murder-for-hire plot involving a will. According to sources, a Michigan attorney is suspected to be the mastermind behind the murder. The attorney allegedly wrote himself into Hutchinson’s will without Hutchinson’s knowledge, which could have provided the attorney with significant financial gain upon Hutchinson’s death. This revelation came to light during the investigation, which has led to multiple charges against those involved, including Roy Donta Larry.

The connection of the attorney, Marco Bisbikis, to the case was established through a combination of evidence and investigation. Bisbikis reportedly befriended Hutchinson and became a business associate, gaining his trust. He is accused of drafting Hutchinson’s will and writing himself into it without Hutchinson’s knowledge. Prosecutors cited “ample evidence” during Bisbikis’s arraignment, including alleged proof of meetings with the other men involved in the murder. Bisbikis was allegedly in charge of determining how each member of the conspiracy would be paid for their involvement in the crime. These factors, along with the targeted nature of the attack, led authorities to suspect and charge Bisbikis with orchestrating the murder-for-hire plot.

There is detailed information about Roy Donta Larry’s involvement in the murder-for-hire conspiracy that led to the death of Dan Hutchinson. Roy Donta Larry was found guilty on all counts related to the murder-for-hire plot, including first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, solicitation of murder, and felony firearm. Larry was long accused of being the man who pulled the trigger in the alleged hit job to kill Dan Hutchinson and his wife, Marisa. Despite the conviction, Larry denied being the shooter and defended himself on the stand, claiming he never lied to investigators. Larry’s cousin, Darnell Larry, pleaded guilty and testified in the trial, stating he was originally paid by the attorney to kill the Hutchinsons but paid Roy Larry to do it instead. The evidence presented at the trial led to Larry’s conviction, solidifying his involvement in the conspiracy and the tragic events that unfolded.

During the trial of Roy Donta Larry for the murder of Dan Hutchinson, the prosecution presented a substantial amount of evidence to support their case. The prosecution presented 200 pieces of evidence during the eight-day trial, which contributed to the jury’s conviction of Larry. Co-defendants Darnell Larry and Angelo Raptoplous, who had pleaded guilty to solicitation to commit murder, testified against Bisbikis and Roy Larry, placing blame on them for orchestrating and carrying out the murder. Larry’s defense mentioned that he left gloves at his cousin Darnell’s house and was seen near the crime scene on the day of the murder. However, officials claimed that Roy was riding a bike when he approached the Hutchinson’s vehicle and fired into the car. There was a video presented that showed a man at a Taco Bell drive-in near where Hutch was killed. Larry denied being the man in the video, stating differences in appearance. The combination of testimonial and physical evidence, along with the video footage, played a crucial role in establishing Larry’s involvement in the crime, leading to his conviction.

• VIDEO: Prosecutor says wife of jeweler shot to death is in danger if murder-for-hire suspect gets bail | https://youtu.be/tHjRzNyG990

• VIDEO: 3 suspects in murder of Oak Park jeweler Dan ‘Hutch’ Hutchinson face judge | https://youtu.be/5iH2Qs3QLZY

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