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Does anyone if anyone was convicted of the crime yet ? I tried searching but nothing comes up

I found a “recently booked” entry for a Tymonae Kelley booked in Webster Parish on 3/27/2025 for a DOC transfer (LCIW Baker). This could indicate state custody movement, but I cannot confirm it’s the same person from Larry's murder. Because Orleans criminal case info is commonly accessed through Clerk Connect (which has replaced Docket Master), the most direct way to confirm the latest minute entries, court events, and filings is there. A local victims’ resource guide explains exactly how to search by defendant name/case number and where to find minutes and court dates. If you’re family/next-of-kin (or working with them), the guide also points to the Orleans Parish DA Victim-Witness Advocate as a source for official status updates. 
Has anyone else been following Larry Boudreaux Jr.'s case? I'm struck by how much he accomplished in his life – from earning his CDL to his involvement in church and creative passions like tattoo art and poetry. It's clear he was deeply dedicated to his family and community, which makes his loss even more profound. It’s beyond tragic how another life was just taken away by gun violence. My heart goes out to his parents, Jerine and Larry Sr., and his children – they must be going through unimaginable pain right now. Does anyone have updates on how the community is responding or any insights into how we can help support Larry's loved ones?
I came across Larry's story recently, and it's been weighing on me. As someone who's an outsider to New Orleans, I'm truly struck by how deeply rooted he was in his community, not just through his family ties but through his art and his faith. It seems like Larry had a way of connecting with people on so many levels—whether that was through his tattoo artistry, poetry, or just the way he carried himself at church. It's clear he left a lasting impact on everyone he met.
One thing that stood out to me is how versatile his talents were. It's not every day you hear about someone pursuing their CDL while also harboring such creative passions. That's a testament to his work ethic and the love he had for his family—he wanted to provide in every way he could.
For those struggling with the emotional weight of this loss, just remember his positivity and big heart. His spirit and contributions to his community won't be forgotten. To anyone close to him, know that people from near and far support you and grieve alongside you.
I was reading about Larry James Boudreaux Jr.'s case and something that really stood out to me was his passion for tattoo art. From what I understand, he was quite talented and used his art to express both his individual creativity and his love for his culture. It's so tragic to lose someone who had such a unique talent and a way to bring people together through his art. I can't help but think about how his creative spark seemed to connect so deeply with his community and family – something that isn't just lost with his passing, but that will be missed profoundly. It's always the creative souls that leave such a lasting imprint. Does anyone else know if his artwork will be preserved or shared in any way? I think it would be a beautiful way to honor his memory. Sending thoughts and love to his family and friends who must be going through so much right now. ??