The city woman who killed her ex-boyfriend in a May 2015 East Trenton stabbing attack has received 17 years of state imprisonment. Charlotte Carman, 40, was originally charged with first-degree murder for fatally plunging a knife into the lung of 33-year-old Paris France Way but pleaded guilty earlier this year to a downgraded charge of … Read more →
A woman accused of fatally stabbing her ex-boyfriend intends to go to trial on a self-defense claim rather than accept a plea deal that would have put her in prison for 30 years. Charlotte Carman could possibly serve 63 years behind bars if convicted on murder charges. The 39-year old Trenton woman is accused of … Read more →
During a rare appearance in Mercer County Superior Court, the state’s top public defender said a Trenton woman accused of fatally stabbing her former boyfriend in a jealous rage last year had suffered facial fractures after being abused by the victim prior to the stabbing. At a bail reconsideration hearing Monday, Joseph Krakora revealed Charlotte … Read more →
One of Paris France Way’s friends said his friend liked women, “probably to a fault.” Way’s way with women appears to have led to his death. His girlfriend, Charlotte Carman, 38, of Trenton, apparently lashed out at him in the early-morning hours of May 31, stabbing him four times near the intersection of Sherman and … Read more →
When Johnathan Nealy learned that his friend of 22 years was stabbed to death last month, the blood rushed out of his head and his body turned cold. Nealy said he learned about the stabbing death of 33-year-old Paris France Way after someone posted the link to a Homicide Watch article on Facebook. “I laid … Read more →
A 33-year-old city man was stabbed to death in the area of St. Joe’s and Sherman Avenues early Sunday morning. According to Casey DeBlasio, a spokeswoman for the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office, Paris France Way was found suffering from stab wounds after police received a call about the stabbing in the area around 1:57 a.m. … Read more →
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