Convicted drug trafficker sentenced in overdose, dismemberment case
WV man traveled from state to state to sell fentanyl, cocaine, hydrochloride, methamphetamine
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A convicted drug trafficker who helped dismember and bury the body of a West Virginia woman in Georgia following a fatal overdose was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison Thursday.
Seddrick Banks, 30, of Cartersville, Georgia, was sentenced in federal court in Clarksburg for his July 2021 conviction for drug distribution resulting in death and other charges.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A drug trafficker has been sentenced 50 years in federal prison for his part in an overdose and dismemberment case.
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Banks traveled from Georgia to West Virginia to sell fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine hydrochloride. After a Fairmont woman died of an overdose in Lewis County in 2019, Banks and another man took her body to Georgia, where they dismembered her and disposed of the body at a landfill, according to court records.
The other man, Terrick Robinson of Cartersville, Georgia, was sentenced in 2020 to life in prison plus 10 years in the case.