Lawrence Rayburn Mitchell Found Guilty of Manslaughter in 2022 Shooting Death of Chasada Frost

Lawrence Rayburn Mitchell Found Guilty of Manslaughter in 2022 Shooting Death of Chasada Frost

WALKER COUNTY, Ala. — Nearly three years after a tragic shooting rocked the Argo community, justice has taken a new turn. Yesterday, Lawrence “Rayburn” Mitchell was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 41-year-old Chasada Nicole Frost.

The case dates back to April 15, 2022, when Frost was fatally shot at a home along Highway 78 in Walker County. At the time, Mitchell, then 69, was arrested and charged with murder and third-degree domestic violence. According to the Walker County Sheriff’s Office, he was taken into custody the following day and held without bond at the Walker County Jail.

The April 2022 shooting shocked the community, leaving Frost’s family and friends devastated. For years, they have sought justice for the loss of their loved one, while the case moved slowly through the legal system.

On Thursday, a jury delivered its verdict, finding Mitchell guilty of manslaughter rather than the original murder charge. While no ruling can erase the pain of losing Chasada, the decision marks a significant chapter in the long fight for accountability.

Loved ones of Frost are now left to process the outcome. Many hope this verdict brings a measure of peace, even as grief remains heavy. Mitchell will face sentencing in the coming weeks, where the court will determine his punishment.

Our thoughts remain with Chasada Nicole Frost’s family as they continue to heal and honor her memory.

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