Convicted murderer’s sentencing date delayed
Enrico Andre Moss. Image: Blue Ridge Regional Jail/Contributed

Sentencing of convicted murderer Enrico Andre Moss was rescheduled to June 8 in Appomattox County Circuit Court. The sentencing had originally been scheduled for March 21.

The 32-year-old Moss was found guilty for his role in the death of 45-year-old Bedford resident Carlos L. Rose after a jury trial held Jan. 11-12.

The jury found Moss guilty of of first degree murder, conspiracy to commit abduction to extort money, abduction to extort money, conspiracy to conceal a dead body, concealing a dead body, two counts of arson and one count of destruction of property valued at over $1,000.

Appomattox County Commonwealth’s Attorney Les Fleet explained that Moss’s defense attorney, Jason Anthony, requested the continuance of the sentencing date because he is undergoing a medical treatment that can’t be rescheduled, and therefore Anthony needs more time to follow up with information from Moss.

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