BOSTON — A United States Marine has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the 2019 death of 19-year-old Emerson College student Daniel Hollis.
Lance Corporal Samuel London was convicted last week.
Hollis’ family posted on social media “justice” for their loved one.”
Justice #7years pic.twitter.com/mwqUWzKmRQ
— The Daniel J. Hollis Foundation, Inc. (@DanJHollisFdn) June 18, 2021
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Boston 25 News learned of the conviction Monday morning from the USMC spokesperson who told us, “The General Court Martial of US v. London concluded. The Trial started 7 June 2021 and concluded 18 June 2021 with LCpl London being convicted of involuntary manslaughter and receiving 65 months of confinement, total fines and forfeitures, reduction to E1, and a dishonorable discharge.”
Hollis spent nearly a week in the hospital with a severe head injury before being removed from life support after a fight at a party in Allston in 2019.
London was sentenced to 65 months in jail and was dishonorably discharged. He had been held for 18 months prior to the conviction.
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