Former Tennessee Titans scout Blaise Taylor is sentenced to consecutive life terms after being convicted of poisoning his pregnant girlfriend in 2023. Court records say the attack also results in the death of their unborn child.
The Athletic and the New York Post both report that Taylor’s convictions stem from the same case and that he receives two life sentences to be served back to back. Both outlets describe the crime as the fatal poisoning of a pregnant woman, with her death occurring along with the death of the fetus. The reporting aligns on the outcome of the sentencing—consecutive life sentences—and the basic facts leading to the conviction, including the timing in 2023.
While the sources differ mainly in how they frame the punishment (two life sentences versus “consecutive” life sentences) and the phrasing used to describe Taylor’s former role, their accounts are consistent on the central elements: the conviction, the deaths of the pregnant girlfriend and unborn child, and the imposition of consecutive life terms.
