The man who shot and killed Utah football player Aaron Lowe has been sentenced to prison on the murder charge.
Buk Mawut Buk was sentenced to prison after killing Lowe and injuring Fuamoli Pomale during a 2021 shooting.
Buk Mawut Buk, now 25, killed Lowe and shot and injured Fuamoli Pomale outside of a party in September 2021. Lowe, 21, died at the scene after being shot multiple times. Pomale, then 20 years old, was taken to the hospital in critical condition but survived. Buk faced the possibility of a death penalty case with the original charges. But prosecutors and Lowe’s mother, Donna Lowe-Stern, agreed to take the death penalty off the table.She said she only agreed to take the death penalty off the table because she thought he’d get life without parole.
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