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Man Pleads Not Guilty in Maud Family Dollar Murder Case

Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 5:45 AM

A man charged with capital murder in the March shooting death of a Family Dollar clerk in Maud, Texas, pleaded not guilty Monday in a Texarkana courtroom.

A man charged with capital murder in the March shooting death of a Family Dollar clerk in Maud, Texas, pleaded not guilty Monday in a Texarkana courtroom.

Keshawn Deiron Wickware, 27, appeared before 5th District Judge Bill Miller at the Bi-State Justice Building. His court-appointed attorney, Jeff Harrelson, entered the not guilty plea on his behalf.

Wickware is accused of fatally shooting 47-year-old Denyle Pierce on March 4. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for July. If convicted, Wickware could face the death penalty or life in prison without parole. He remains in the Bowie County jail.

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