Man dies 15 years after he was murdered

This will sound like the longest murder in American history. 

Two men could face homicide allegations following a man kicked the bucket 15 years after they shot him. 

Sheldon Mason, 40, was left in a basic condition taking after the 2000 shooting outside his mom's home. 

He had a leg amputated following the shooting and died in April from complications due to the gunshot wounds.

Law educator Charles Reid told Fox9: 'Lawfully there is a name for this "renamed murder". 

A man is gravely harmed. The wounds demonstrate life debilitating over the long haul; the individual succumbs to the damage. 

That is renamed from strike to manslaughter and afterward its up to prosecutors to choose in the event that it merits indicting.' 

In the event that prosecutors choose to press the charge, group individuals Curtis Dionne and Shaun Kiheg, who were beforehand sentenced with attack, will stand indicted homicide. 

A restorative inspector at Hennepin County in Minneapolis has ruled Mason's passing murder, as there are actually no constraints to the timespan in which a homicide can be said to have happened in the case of a casualty's demise. 

The question was accounted for to have been more than a bike that began at a SuperAmerica store and later moved to a rural area close Bloomington. 

Kihega was initially sentenced to 11 years in jail, with Dionne accepting 10 years' probation and a year's work inside a workhouse. Both have kept a clean record subsequent to the shootout, however 

Mason's passing could serve up another touch of destiny for the pair once prosecutors achieve their choice.