Javaris Crittenton pleaded guilty to manslaughter in 2015 and was sentenced to prison. Here's everything to know about where Javaris Crittenton is now.

Javaris Crittenton, shown in a 2007 file photo, will be released from prison early, according to a judge's ruling. By Alexis Stevens. Updated April 21, 2023.

Former NBA player and Georgia Tech standout Javaris Crittenton was issued a new sentence from a 2011 homicide that could result in his being released from prison, though the Fulton County District ...

Where is Javaris Crittenton Now? In 2011, Crittenton was arrested and later convicted in connection with the fatal shooting of Julian Jones, a 22-year-old mother of four in Atlanta.

A season 5 episode of Netflix’s 'Untold,' titled 'Shooting Guards,' focuses on the 2009 locker room firearms incident between Washington Wizards players Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton.

The thread tying basketball player Javaris Crittenton to the drive-by killing of a mother of four, authorities say, stretches back to four months ago, when he was the one listed as a victim on an ...

The family of Jullian Jones, the 22-year-old mother of four who was killed by ex-NBA player Javaris Crittenton in 2011, is speaking out after Crittenton was resentenced this month.

In December 2009, Arenas and his Washington Wizards teammate Javaris Crittenton pulled guns on each other in their locker room after a card game went wrong. The incident is the subject of Netflix ...

Javaris Crittenton attended Georgia Tech, where he established himself as one of the best players in his class. The 6-foot-5 guard averaged 14.4 points and 5.8 assists per game during his college ...

Javaris Crittenton, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter Wednesday, became a gang member in Los Angeles shortly after becoming the 19th overall pick of the Lakers in 2007. Ned Dishman/Getty Images ...

COLUMN | The notion of ex-Wizard Javaris Crittenton as a person of primary interest in the death of another by gunshot instantly has to cast the events of December 2009 in a more disturbing light.

Javaris Crittenton posted about his family to Instagram on March 31: "I'll do whatever for them. I just want to keep a smile on their faces and always make them happy." ...