Jordan Brown Case Moves To Juvenile Court

The case of a Lawrence County boy accused of killing his father's pregnant fiancée has been moved to juvenile court.

Brown allegedly shot and killed 26-year-old Kenzie Houk in 2009 at their home in New Beaver Township in February of 2009.

He was 11 when he was arrested. Brown was charged with criminal homicide.

He's alleged to have killed her with a shotgun blast to the head while she slept at the house they shared.

A judge originally ruled he should be tried as an adult, but a Superior Court overturned that ruling.

If convicted as an adult, he'd spend life in prison. If convicted as a juvenile, he can only be held until he's 21.

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