Who is frederick goings

This is my real story. Thank you playerstribune. Thank you thepatricecurry. He found out about the murders during a game between the Knicks and Celtics. People know my name.

No one is running up on me and shooting me. Never coming back. Like … gone gone. Living, breathing human beings just … gone. Curry has regularly posted pictures of Ava on his Instagram throughout the years. Ava would have turned 12 this year. Like Sportscasting on Facebook. They say Goings shot Henry in her home while she was holding the infant. Curry's son, who was then 3 years old, also was in the home but wasn't harmed. Yolan Henry testified that she found her surviving grandson, Noah, with the bodies of his sister and mother, and that he told her, "Fredrick did it.

Attorneys for Goings maintained that he was innocent and said there was no physical evidence linking him to the killings. Skip to main content Skip to navigation. Man convicted of killing Curry's ex, daughter. Sources: Probe into Heat, Bulls in advanced stage. A Chicago attorney was found guilty Tuesday night of fatally shooting a former girlfriend of ex-Chicago Bulls player Eddy Curry and their infant daughter.

Frederick Goings, 40, was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder by a Cook County jury that deliberated a little more than four hours.

The victims, Nova Henry, 24, and her month-old daughter, Ava, were found shot to death inside their South Loop town house in January Henry's 3-year-old son Noah, who also was Curry's child, was found in the town house unharmed. Goings' attorneys argued during the trial that there was no physical evidence linking him to the double murder.

They also accused Chicago police investigators of failing to seriously weigh other possible suspects. Prosecutor Jim McKay, however, told the jury during closing arguments that "A mountain of evidence became an avalanche, and now [Goings is buried.

Goings expressed no emotion as the verdict was read. During McKay's animated closing argument, Goings leaned on the left arm of his chair and hardly flinched.