Phillip Schulz
Raymon Murrell
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —A murder suspect faced more than a judge at his arraignment Wednesday.
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Raymon Murrell is accused of beating a 63-year-old Louisville man who later died.
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It was an emotional morning for the families of both Murrell and the victim.
A not guilty plea was entered and a $250,000 bond set for Murrell.
He has been charged in the death of Phillip Schulz, which resulted from an attack at a warehouse at Packaging Unlimited at 12th and Kentucky streets.
The victim's son was at Louisville Metro Corrections for the arraignment, as was Murrell's mother.
"I know he's guilty. I can't talk about about it. I know there's a ton of evidence. I know it's going to come out in court," said the victim's son, John Schulz.
"No, no, my son didn't do it. I know my mother is looking down at me (saying he) didn't do it," said Murrell's mother, Shawanda Murrell.
Police said the attack occurred around 4:30 a.m. Friday. They contend Murrell was breaking into vending machines when he was confronted by Schulz.
Schulz was badly beaten and died the next day.
"We got a lot of work ahead of us, make sure this guy stays in jail. That's my focus right now. I'm sure I will have my grieving period later," said John Schulz.
Phillip Schulz and Raymon Murrell both worked at Packaging Unlimited.
John Schulz said the murder weapon was a pipe. He is demanding justice, and for him that means the death penalty.
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