Sentencing Details
In a recent development in Marion County, West Virginia, two individuals have been sentenced for their involvement in the 2022 murder of Henry Silver, a case linked to the Pagan Motorcycle Club.
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- Derek Clem, 30: Convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit a felony, Clem received a life sentence with mercy, making him eligible for parole. Additionally, he was sentenced to one to five years for the conspiracy charge; both sentences will run concurrently.
- Dane Hull, 29: Found guilty of conspiracy to commit a felony and use of a firearm during the commission of a felony, Hull was sentenced to 15 years for the firearm charge and one to five years for the conspiracy charge. These sentences are to be served consecutively.
Background of the Case
On September 9, 2022, Henry Silver was fatally shot in the Carolina area of Marion County. Investigations revealed that John Wolfe, a member of the Pagan Motorcycle Club, orchestrated the murder upon discovering a concealed relationship between Silver and Wolfe’s girlfriend. Wolfe collaborated with Clem, Hull, and others to carry out the crime.
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Other Involved Parties
- John Wolfe: Convicted of first-degree murder in April 2024 and sentenced to life imprisonment in June 2024.
- Austin Mullins: Sentenced to 40 years for second-degree murder, with additional concurrent sentences for firearm and recidivist charges.
- Ryan Lane: Indicted twice for his alleged role in the case but has not yet stood trial.
These sentences mark significant progress in addressing the tragic events of 2022 and delivering justice for Henry Silver.
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