One of the three people accused of killing an 86-year-old Chickasaw man, stealing his wedding ring, and selling it for drugs and pizza money, was found guilty on Thursday in Mobile County Circuit Court.

Smith, 20, Carlos Nottingham, 21, and Yasmin Munnerlyn, 20, were charged with burglary and attempted murder charges in connection with the death of Carroll Jordan on Jan. 27, 2014.

Nottingham’s trial is set for March 30, and Munnerlyn pleaded guilty Jan. 21 and received two life sentences.

Smith, Nottingham, and Munnerlyn attacked the elderly man in January 2014 as part of a home invasion, prosecutors said. Jordan, a Korean War veteran, was beaten in the face, choked, and stabbed five times in the back.

He died 12 days later while undergoing surgery for an aneurysm at USA Medical Center.

The attackers tried to steal Jordan’s flat screen television but ditched it in his backyard after roughing him up, according to prosecutors. His wedding ring was also stolen by his attackers and sold at a pawn shop for $40, prosecutors said. The two men and woman used the money to buy pizza and the drug spice.

Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich called Jordan a “sweet old man living out the end of his life.”

“He was a kind old man that helped other people,” Rich said. “They preyed on him and that’s what makes this crime so horrific.”

A Chickasaw man who was beaten and stabbed to death  in his own home was laid to rest Thursday.

Carroll Jordan died Saturday after the attack in his home January 27.

“I believe a lot of people are still angry, not only us but the people that have been seeing it on the news and on the internet too, I believe people were outraged at the way it was done and the things that happened,” said Jordan’s nephew Donald Johnson.

Friends and family attended his funeral and some who didn’t personally know Jordan personally.

“I just wonder what happened to people,” said Carol Ellington. “Somewhere along the line we failed.”

Three people have been charged in his murder, 21-year-old DeAngelo Terrell Smith, 19-year-old Yasmine Munnerlyn and 20-year-old Carlos Nottingham. Police say say the crime was motivated by robbery.

If convicted they could face the death penalty.

“I feel sorry for them that they had to stoop so low to do something like this to get a few dollars and they should have went out there and got a job,” said Johnson.

Carroll Jordan was 86 years old.