MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The last of three suspects charged in the death of a Memphis pastor pleaded guilty Tuesday to second-degree murder. Eduard Rodgriguez-Tabora pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of Dr. Autura Eason-Williams, a Memphis pastor who was killed in her own driveway during a carjacking in 2022. Tabora will have to serve 20 years in prison. ORIGINAL STORY: Pastor shot and killed during Whitehaven carjacking; 2 teens charged The Shelby County District Attorney's Office said that his information has been turned over to Immigration and Customs for deportation to his native country, Honduras. Tabora will serve his sentence in Tennessee before being deported. Eason-Williams was in her driveway on Whitehaven Lane when a car with two suspects pulled up, according to a statement read in court by prosecutors. Autura Eason-Williams Miguel Andrade, another suspect in this case, fired shots into Eason-Williams’ vehicle, then pulled her out of the car and drove away in it, prosecutors said. Teen pleads guilty to lesser charges in pastor’s death Later, the suspects carjacked another person and crashed that vehicle. In February, Andrade pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 20 years for that charge. He was also given a consecutive eight-year sentence for carjacking.