Christian Sims is a teen killer from Texas who would be convicted of the murder of his grandmother
According to court documents sixteen year old Christian Sims would go to the home of his Grandparents in Paris Texas. Sims would throw rocks outside of the home and when his Grandmother came out to investigate the noise Sims would fatally shoot Annie Lois Sims
Police would arrest Christian Sims along with his girlfriend seventeen year old Ashley Morrison who police believed helped Sims plan the murder and robbery
Christian Sims would plead guilty to the murder and would be sentenced to thirty five years in prison
Ashley Morrison would go to trial and would be convicted and sentenced to thirty years in prison
Ashley Morrison Mugshot
Christian Sims Now
SID Number: 50629318
TDCJ Number: 02097700
Name: SIMS,CHRISTIAN VERNON
Race: W
Gender: M
Age: 26
Maximum Sentence Date: 2049-12-19
Current Facility: LUTHER
Projected Release Date: 2049-12-19
Parole Eligibility Date: 2032-06-20
Ashley Morrison Now
SID Number: 50621193
TDCJ Number: 02313973
Name: MORRISON,ASHLEY EVA
Race: W
Gender: F
Age: 27
Maximum Sentence Date: 2044-12-17
Current Facility: HOBBY
Projected Release Date: 2044-12-17
Parole Eligibility Date: 2029-12-17
Christian Sims Case
Christian Vernon Sims pleaded guilty in court Tuesday to first degree murder.
Sims received 35 years in prison for the fatal shooting of his grandmother, Annie Lois Sims, in December 2014.
“Domestic homicide cases are challenging to prosecute,” said Lamar County District Attorney Gary Young. “The emotional toll on a family is heightened when the offender and the victim are both members of the same family. Finding a resolution that is acceptable to all parties is almost impossible. Mike Sims, husband of the victim, would have preferred a longer prison term but relied on the experience of our office to negotiate an acceptable plea.”
Annie Lois Sims, 66, a former North Lamar teacher, was found dead in her Powderly home with multiple gunshot wounds a week before Christmas 2014.
Christian Sims and Morrison were arrested at a Motel 6 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, later that night. The teens waived extradition and were returned to Lamar County on Dec. 23, 2014.
Christian Sims was represented by Jason Parrish and Gena Bunn of Homes and Moore.
He will remain in Lamar County Jail until he is transferred to prison, according to First Assistant District Attorney Jill Drake.
Charges are still pending against Ashley Morrison for burglary of a habitation and first degree murder in a related case. She remains in Lamar County Jail.
https://theparisnews.com/news/sims-pleads-guilty/article_96d65bea-9614-11e6-93f5-9b7b148ab08d.html
