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- he was sentenced to 40 to 60 years in prison for selling weed to an undercover informant. the state says he was also in possession of a firearm. - the gun wasnt in his possession during the crime. it was at his home while he sold the drugs at another location. michael thompson was convicted in may 1996, a jury finding him guilty on five felony charges. - the judge ordered thompson to serve decades in prison despite there being a plea deal at the time that wouldve resulted in probation. - becau...

Everything else. not only dna, but fingerprints. there are footprints. there are other things that they will do. i think they will continue with their interviews. and i think its not too late to bring in the fbi. i think its not too late to deal with the state police. i think its not too late to continue the interviews with other people who know whether there was a motivation, what happened, and whether, as the mayor said, it was a crime of passion, alison, or something else. >> mary ellen, not ...

Luker, dirty moneyem. police should be looking at it from tat perspective. bronze this a crime of opportunity or was this some intimate knowledge or intimate relationship between the killer and the four kids that were brutally murdered. >> forensic professor at jacksonville state said this to fews week, about the dna, quoting, he if you dont have anything to compare it to, meaning the dna, its not going to help me very much. so the key here is if the offender has ever given a dna sample somewher...

And ask for help. >> mary ellen, weve been talking about the mindset mentality of this killer. and you say its very high risk behavior. what this killer did. so, what do you mean by that? >> well, the offender goes into an occupied building when there are people there sleeping. there is at least one male. this offender could have been overcome. he wouldnt necessarily know if these victims had guns themselves, weapons themselves. he just wouldnt have necessarily had all the information about what...

Fenders out there to add that high-risk element to their crimes, even though it seems very stupid from our vantage point. the reason they do it is makes the crime more enjoyable but to be. able to do that suggests to me that this offender, or offenders, has prior experience being in peoples homes. >> joey -- >> and i think thats a critical part of his personality. >> that is interesting. joey, how is this crime gonna be solved? >> i think a number of ways. i think the first thing they will do is...

To be too lenient and was increased to seven and a half years. the offender took with her to the scene a knife, which was used in the infliction of fatal injuries. when the jury was sure that at the time she intended to cause at least serious grievous bodily harm, the offender, having fatally stabbed the deceased did nothing to assist him in that she did not call the emergency services. they absolutely have the right to demand answers from me. i had taken the law into my own hands. i had done th...

And spare her sons the court ordeal. she was carrying a knife. she says, after he accused her children of lying, she stabbed him. she did this eight times. he bled to death. sarah sands was found guilty of manslaughter, rather than murder, on the grounds that she lost control. her original sentence of three and a half years was deemed to be too lenient and was increased to seven and a half years. the offender took with her to the scene a knife, which was used in the infliction of fatal injuries....

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Young man and someone who has not carried out such violent crimes before. this is probably more of a compulsive person that would put him at a younger age and the age group or just above the victims going into an occupied dwelling with six people if different rooms in the middle of the night in an extremely high-risk crime unless he knows one or more of the people. this offender did not just randomly choose this location. this is a personal crime. the coroner says it most likely was the same wea...

To pleasted to plead guilty and spare her sons the court ordeal. she was carrying a knife. she says after he accused her children of lying, she stabbed him. she did this eight times. he bled to death. sarah sands was found guilty of manslaughter, rather than murder, on the grounds that shed lost control. her original sentence of three and a half years was deemed to be too lenient and was increased to seven and a half years. the offender took with her- to the scene a knife which was used in the i...