A Michigan man, James Shirah, is sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for the killing of his groomsman, Terry Taylor Jr., hours after Shirah’s wedding. According to reports, Shirah, 24, from Flint, and Taylor have an argument during a wedding afterparty on 30 August 2024. Authorities say Shirah then strikes Taylor with a sport-utility vehicle and the groomsman dies as a result. Shirah is ordered to serve decades behind bars, with the sentence described as a minimum term of 30 years. The sentencing takes place in Genesee County court, where the case is presented as a homicide connected to the events of Shirah’s wedding day. The reports consistently describe the same core timeline: a wedding celebration, an argument at an afterparty, Taylor being run over by Shirah’s SUV, and the resulting prison term imposed at sentencing. No additional details about motive beyond the argument are reported in the provided accounts.