GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. (WSAV) — The three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery will return to the Glynn County Courthouse on Thursday. The three men, father and son Travis and Gregory McMichael plus their neighbor William "Roddie" Bryan will be back in court for a hearing on their motion for a new trial. A federal judge sentenced Travis to life plus 10 years in prison, and his father Gregory to life plus seven years in prison and Bryan to 35 years in prison. The McMichael's were not given the possibility for parole, but Bryan was, after he serves 30 years. This motion for a new trial comes after the trio requested for the hate crime charges to be thrown out earlier this year in January. They will go before Judge Timothy R. Walmsley at 10 a.m. State-v.-McMichael-et-al.-Notice-of-Hearing.pdfDownload