Mike Tyson has never been convicted of killing or causing the death of anyone. Extensive legal records and court proceedings confirm that his convictions and charges do not include homicide, manslaughter, or murder.
Legal Battles Explained
- 1992 Rape Conviction: Tyson was found guilty of raping Desiree Washington. He served three years in prison after a high-profile trial.
- 2003 Assault Charge: Pleaded guilty to assault charges stemming from a public brawl, resulting in probation and community service.
- Other Legal Issues: Includes arrests for drug possession, reckless driving, and minor assault cases, often resolved through fines or short sentences.
Despite a troubled history with violence and incarceration, Tyson's criminal record lacks any evidence or charges related to causing a death. His legal disputes primarily revolve around assault and sex offenses, not fatal incidents.
