Showing posts with label murder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label murder. Show all posts

Friday, June 3, 2011

Raymond Clark III Sentenced to 44 Years for Annie Le Murder





Former Branford resident Raymond Clark III took responsibility for the sexual assault and murder of Yale doctoral student Annie Le in 2009, just before he received a 44-year prison sentence in New Haven Superior Court Friday.



The slain medical researcher’s parents and other close relatives made emotional statements prior to the sentencing, sometimes choking up tearfully before struggling to continue.



Although some members of the victim’s family felt Clark should have received a life sentence, Superior Court Judge Roland Fasano said the sentence would guarantee a conviction and spare both Le’s and Clark’s families the need to relive the crime in a public courtroom.

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Cane Corso Mastiff Fatally Mauls Boy, But Dog Is Not To Blame



Jones with another one of his killer (and abused) dogs taken from his Facebook page.


A 4-year-old Brooklyn boy was tragically mauled to death on Friday night by the family dog. Young Jayelin Graham was attacked by the dog as his 2- and 5-year-old brothers (who were also injured) watched in horror from underneath the bed. His mother, Saquina Jubeark had stepped out of the apartment into the hall with her infant daughter when the dog grabbed onto the boy’s neck and never let go.


A neighbor ran in when she heard the mother’s shrieks, but was unable to even get close to the dog who had gone into a full blown killing mode. Whatever caused the Cane Corso Mastiff to attack is unclear but neighbors were not surprised. They say the dog which belonged to the mother’s boyfriend, Damian Jones was trained tokill. Jones had bragged aboutthat fact many times.


Neighbors report that the family home was a disaster waiting to happen for more reasons than this dog alone.
The first-floor family home housed the Cane Corso, two other dogs, two birds and fish in a midst of filth along with 4 young children.
The NY Post reports that neighbors said Jones “routinely punched and kicked his feared canine collective — a pit bull, a husky mix and the cane-corso mix.” When people would ask breed of dogs they were, he’d reply “monster dogs.” Jones was a fan of When Animals Attack” on Facebook page.

The homeis said to have had “putrid smell as flies hovered over dog feces in every room. A giant parrot cage rose four feet high in the center of the living room. Motorcycle wheels were stacked in the kitchen.”

Thursday, April 28, 2011

5-murder fugitive dad had mistress

FATHER suspected of shooting dead his wife and their four children had a secret mistress


A DEVOUT dad suspected of shooting dead his wife and four children had asecret mistress, it emerged yesterday.


Fugitive Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes, 50, is thought to have given her £45,000 through a company set up to disguise the payments.


The unnamed woman, from Paris, has shown cops texts and correspondence from the churchgoing executive.


A source close to the murder hunt said: "She has left her home to stay with friends. She is now in fear of herlife."


Dupont de Ligonnes fled after his neighbours in Nantes, western France, told cops they had not seen his family for three weeks.
Officers found a severed leg under the garden terrace last Thursday.
Further digging revealed the bodies of his wife Agnes, 49, and children Tomas, 21, Arthur, 18, Anne, 16, and Benoit, 13.


Alongside them were the bodies of the family's two pet labradors.

5-murder fugitive dad had mistress





FATHER suspected of shooting dead his wife and their four children had a secret mistress


Hunt ... Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes
A DEVOUT dad suspected of shooting dead his wife and four children had asecret mistress, it emerged yesterday.


Fugitive Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes, 50, is thought to have given her £45,000 through a company set up to disguise the payments.


The unnamed woman, from Paris, has shown cops texts and correspondence from the churchgoing executive.


A source close to the murder hunt said: "She has left her home to stay with friends. She is now in fear of herlife."


Dupont de Ligonnes fled after his neighbours in Nantes, western France, told cops they had not seen his family for three weeks.
Officers found a severed leg under the garden terrace last Thursday.
Further digging revealed the bodies of his wife Agnes, 49, and children Tomas, 21, Arthur, 18, Anne, 16, and Benoit, 13.


Alongside them were the bodies of the family's two pet labradors.