Danta Wright, the man accused of killing an Ann Arbor teen during a robbery, is expected to be sentenced.
Family of the victim, 18-year-old Jordan Klee, is also expected to speak.
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Klee was supposed to be attending class at Pioneer High School the day he was found shot and killed in October of 2016.
Wright admitted he and two other friends were trying to rob the 18-year-old at gunpoint at a hearing in June.
“And as a result of that armed robbery, what did you do with that gun to Mr. Jordan Klee?" asked the assistant prosecutor with the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office.
“Shot him,” answered Wright.
“Where did you shoot him?" the attorney questioned.
“In the top, by his head,” said Wright.
“And did you kill him with that shot?" the attorney asked.
“Yes,” replied Wright.
Police say Klee died at Pine Lake Village Apartments, just miles from home.
During the hearing Wright stood casually in court, answering questions and remained calm after learning he now faces 23 to 50 years in prison for armed robbery and murder. Plus another two years for felony firearm.
The other two people charged in this case have also plead guilty for their roles.
Delreno Gracey and Jermarius Ellison are scheduled to be sentenced in September.
