Atlanta, Georgia – Testimonies from witnesses shed light on a violent home invasion robbery that took place at a Halloween Party in Reynoldstown in 2019. At the Fulton County Courthouse, Maxx Pritchett and Tyrone Robinson are standing trial for their alleged involvement in the incident. Accused of orchestrating the violent home invasion at a Reynoldstown Airbnb are former Life University lacrosse players, Lyndsey Kallish and Lauren Reilly.
During the trial, witnesses provided testimony regarding the events of the night. Becca Plato and Holden Carmody, who were injured during the attack, testified with limited emotional display. Carmody, when asked if he could identify his attackers, responded, “I want to say yes to that, but I can’t.”
The witnesses in the courtroom were unable to definitively identify Pritchett and Robinson as the perpetrators of the robbery. Carmody recounted a Halloween party where Kallish and Reilly, whom he did not know, entered the premises without speaking to him. Plato mentioned that the lacrosse players seemed interested in exploring the house before abruptly leaving.
Minutes after the departure of Kallish and Reilly, Robinson and Pritchett stormed in with masks and guns, demanding drugs and money. They proceeded to physically assault individuals in their path. Plato described the masks worn by the assailants as similar to those in “The Purge” movie, emphasizing the presence of large guns.
Efforts by defense attorneys to discredit the witnesses by insinuating drug and alcohol use were met with denials. One witness clarified that while they had been drinking, no drugs were consumed that night. The prosecution highlighted the lacrosse players’ alleged fascination with gang affiliations and inappropriate texting following the crime.
Both Kallish and Reilly are expected to provide their testimonies in the ongoing trial, further illuminating the events surrounding the violent home invasion in Reynoldstown.