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Indianapolis Man, 19, Gets 50 years in Craigslist Killing

INDIANAPOLIS (AP): An Indianapolis teenager has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for the fatal shooting of a National Guardsman lured to an apartment complex by a Craigslist ad for an iPad.
 
Nineteen-year-old Tyshaune Kincade pleaded guilty last month in the December 2013 killing of 32-year-old James Vester of Lizton, about 25 miles northwest of Indianapolis. Kincade was sentenced Wednesday.
 
Prosecutors say Vester, who had served a year in Iraq, was responding to a Craigslist ad for an Apple iPad when two young males robbed him at an Indianapolis apartment complex where Vester had gone to buy the device. Vester then was fatally shot by one of the youths.
 
Kincade's 20-year-old brother, Tryon Kincade, faces a June 8 trial on murder and robbery charges for his alleged involvement in the killing.

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