Black Found Guilty of Murdering Dog-Breeder had Been Investigated for Homicide Before

Fox 4 KC
February 5, 2015

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Prominent Kansas City dog breeder Peter Belmont was found beaten to death in his own home.

Accused by prosecutors of  first-degree murder, burglary and two counts of theft, a Wyandotte County jury returned guilty verdicts for intentional second-degree murder and the other counts as charged against Darrell Lee Broxton on Tuesday. The jury found Broxton, 51, guilty of killing Peter Belmont in December of 2012.

Belmont was found beaten to death in his home near 115th and Leavenworth Road, an autopsy revealed that he had been dead for several days before he was found.

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Evil Black thief Darrell Broxton has been found guilty of murdering him.

Police also said his minivan and other valuables were taken from the home before officers recovered the van and some of the missing property.

While a motive wasn’t revealed in a news release from the district attorney’s office, the release did say that jurors were presented evidence where Broxton was investigated for a similar 1996 homicide in Ocala, Florida. The jurors deliberated for about a day following a seven-day trial, and returned the guilty verdicts against the KC man after 5 p.m. on Tuesday.