10 News reached out to Michael Brown directly and received a reply as he awaits trial at the Western Virginia Regional Jail. On Nov. 14, authorities found Michael Brown’s RV parked next to Saint Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church. According to his lawyer, Deborah Caldwell-Bono, Brown was in the RV the entire time as law enforcement agencies searched the vehicle. Once the RV arrived at the tow company’s lot, Brown exited the RV and jumped a fence to leave the lot, according to Caldwell-Bono. Before that, Michael Brown was reported missing from his post at Camp Lejeune in mid-October.

ROANOKE, Va. According to the attorney hired represent Michael Brown, many believe the wanted Marine is not a violent person and that hes innocent. As 10 News reported Thursday, friends of Brown hired Roanoke attorney Deborah Caldwell-Bono to represent him. She said theyre worried about the 22-year-old and they want him to be alive when the situation is resolved. It seems like from what police are saying hes had opportunity but has not acted on anything, Caldwell-Bono said. She said its way too early to guess what a defense for Brown might be like in a murder trial.

ROANOKE, Va. – Friends of Michael Brown, the Marine at the center of a manhunt, have hired attorney Deborah Caldwell-Bono to represent him. Caldwell-Bono is asking her client, who’s wanted on a charge of second-degree murder in Franklin County, to surrender. She wants to remind Brown that he has support from family and friends who want to help him navigate this difficult situation. Particularly, his friends have hired me to represent him, to be there with him when he turns himself in,” said Caldwell-Bono. According to the most recent information Caldwell-Bono received from police, authorities believe Brown is still alive.