Have you or do you know a legitimate murderer?

[Rick Modena]

I know/lived with an ex Hells Angel and he had some under his belt, was/is a great guy and was let out of the gang on good terms, living the "right" life now, hates cops though!

This guys alright in my book...

[93LXHORSE]

I used to be roommates with a guy who was sentenced to death in 1970 for 2 capital murders. Texas made the death penalty unconstitutional in 1971 and he got 2 concurrent life sentences. Back then you did 14 years on a life sentence..... at least he did.

He went back to prison 3 more times for less severe felonies, then got clean in 93. He's now 21 years clean and sits on a government council that lobbies the fed to grant money for housing to help people getting of of rehab.

He's a solid citizen and a solid motherfucker.

[Big A]

Two actually, one got the death penalty for torturing and murdering a couple in Plano, and the other I met a couple years ago out here, who was released after 20 years in prison (not premeditated).

[slow99]

Yep, group of guys all around my age murdered a couple. Kid my age was 14 or 15 at the time and still locked up - Anthony Bruce from Celina. I found out a few years ago that a friend of mine growing up murdered his gf in Denton a few years ago - Howard Mack.

[David]

One of the neighborhood girls that I went to elementary through high school with is doing life for murder. She killed a girl with some other guys with 2x4s, burned, and mutilated her body. They dumped her in a field.

[AdamLX]

Yep, I knew this guy and his brothers. I was sitting in the office with him as he was getting kicked out of school and getting picked up. Three hours later he had executed an 11 year old boy.

http://www.juvenilelaw.org/CaseSumma...99/99-4-09.HTM

On December 4, 1996, appellant, a juvenile, was burglarizing a house in his neighborhood when one of the occupants of the house, an eleven-year-old boy, came home from school and surprised him. When the boy repeatedly asked appellant what he was doing there, appellant went into the garage, obtained a length of air hose, and bound the boy with it. Appellant then left. However, after he began thinking that the boy would "snitch on him," appellant drove his father's car into the alley behind the boy's house and went back inside. He told the still-bound boy, "You're going to snitch on me. You're going to tell on me." The boy began to beg for his life. Appellant shot the boy three times with a gun he had stolen from the house. The boy was killed. Appellant then took a backpack filled with stolen items, including the murder weapon, to the apartment of a friend's girlfriend, drove his father's car to a parking lot, and abandoned it. When the decedent's stepfather came home from work about 5:45 p.m., he discovered both the garage door and the door to the house open. Inside, upon discovering the decedent in the back bedroom he called 911; the police arrived immediately. Officer Charles Alvin Sims of the Duncanville Police Department began investigating the crimes late that afternoon. Shelby Tillman, an eyewitness, told the police that as he was walking home from school on the date of the murder he saw appellant, with a backpack, walking near the decedent's house in the yard headed for the back area of the house. Police determined that the point of entry into the house was a bay window in the back of the house near the garage area. Pry marks on that window indicated that entry was forced. A tool used to pry the window open was found underneath the window. The police found appellant's palm prints on that window.

[CJ]

One of the guys in my building got up from his desk, got a glock from his car, went into the building and shot the guy next to him in the back of the head then walked out of the building.

[sc281]

One of the guys in my building got up from his desk, got a glock from his car, went into the building and shit the guy next to him in the back of the head then walked out of the building.

Damn. And by shit I assume you mean shot.


But damn is a pretty good descriptor for either one I suppose....

[CJ]

Damn. And by shit I assume you mean shot.


But damn is a pretty good descriptor for either one I suppose....

lol, sorry, amazing how one letter can change the who premise of the statement.

[Sleeper]

My dads live in girlfriends brother just got out. He did 35 years for a bar fight. He went home got a gun and shot the dude 6 times.

[CJ]

My dads live in girlfriends brother just got out. He did 35 years for a bar fight. He went home got a gun and shot the dude 6 times.

I guess he lost the bar fight.

[Sleeper]

I dont know all the details except i know to stay the fuck away from him as nice and calm as he is now.

I dont care. Ive never seen crazy fixed just bandaided

I know there was a woman in the mix.

[71chevellejohn]

The guy that did my brother's first tattoo went to prison after he and another guy robbed a bank in Ft Worth. The wannabe tattoo guy is still in for shooting the security guard(who I think died).

The only reason they got caught was because they immediately came back to town and bought new Harleys and were bragging about coming into a whole bunch of money.

[BradM]

I used to hang out with this guy in high school. Always new he would end up in prison.

http://law.justia.com/cases/texas/fifth-court-of-appeals/2012/05-11-00202-cr.html

I know a couple others but I couldn't find a link to their stories. They were robberies gone bad.

[helosailor]

Went to Jr high (Joe Bailey in Arlington) with Robert Neville who was executed in 2006. Weird guy that got picked on/bullied relentlessly, but he really brought it on himself. Not excusing the bullying, but jr high is kind of a jungle and he had no survival skills. Quiet, belligerent when talked to, and honestly seemed like a pretty dim bulb.

http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/...eville1011.htm

I remember that case too well. Very sad deal.
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