"The instant offense constitutes the defendants eighth felony conviction. At the time the defendant committed the instant offense, he was a prisoner serving a 45 to 90 year prison sentence for the charge of Assault With Intent to Commit Murder. He was also serving a life sentence for a charge of Homicide - Murder 2nd degree. The defendant was sentenced for these offenses on XXXXXX. At the time the defendant committed that offense, h was on parole for charges of Escape Prison, Armed Robbery, and Felony Firearms.

The defendant has no notable strengths. His weaknesses are quite apparent which include the defendant's prior involvement with the criminal justice system and an adult, as well as the fact that it is quite clear the defendant has a history of assaultive and violent behavior. It is also quite apparent that the defendant poses a threat to others.
So he just plead because he was already serving life, what did he plead to?
"HO finds that the prisoner was in possession of a metal rod approximately nine inches in length, with one end sharpened and a chunk of asphalt. Both of these items were used as weapons to assault prisoner XXXXX. The prisoner admits that he was in possession of these weapons, pleading guilty to the charge. On Oct XX, XXXX, prisoner XXXXX used the chunk of asphalt to beat prisoner XXXXX in the had several times and used the metal rod sharpened on one end to stab prisoner XXXX in the head several times. The prisoner admits in his written statement that he "waited for prisoner XXXXX to fall asleep and after several hours as he lay in his bunk sleeping I proceeded to beat XXXXX in the head and tried to stab him in the head several times...." The prisoner also admitted at the hearing that he inflicted the injuris that causd prison XXXXX death. Prisoner XXXXXX died on Oct XX, XXXX due to blunt and sharp trauma to the head.

That prisoner they are talking about who committed all those crimes is my brother. I didn't even know he had gotten out of prison. One day he just showed up here and my sister, unbeknownst to me, had agreed to take him while on parole. She had no idea what she had gotten herself into because she didn't come home like the rest of us from foster care until late in her teens. I tried telling her when she talked about him asking not to do it but she never listened. Now, I was like a mama bear put in a position to try and protect my kids. It was like ninety degrees outside and I was up in the attic putting a door in the floor opening. I came down to get something and my kids were sitting there with their friends. My kids said their friends asked them what I was doing up there. I still get tears in my eyes thinking about that day, pointing my finger at them all and I told them, you just listen to me, if I tell you to run, you run, you run up those steps, get into that attic, shut that door, throw everything in the attic on top of the door, open the window and scream for help, but if I am not behind you, don't look back, just keep on running. Do you understand me. Of course things over time with my sister didn't work out. Still she had no idea what she was dealing with and she'd aggravate the situation. One day a sheriff shows up at my shop, he ask if my brother is around. I tell him yeah I'll get him. I was cutting someone's hair and my brother's back was to me talking to the sheriff, he said to my brother "your sister said....", he was looking at me, I was shaking my head no, I couldn't control my legs they were shaking so bad. He asked my brother if they could step outside to talk....because god knows what my sister said, whatever it was, she didn't know any better. I ended up having to take him in and let him live in the salon basement to keep him away from her, her kids, me and mine. He'd constantly say things like you guys couldn't afford to send me money but your kids have everything, you provided all these things, bought your own homes but didn't have any money to help me out in prison. I took those types of things as him having hidden anger. It wasn't like there wasn't times that we did, he just hated prison food and he list of wants could get extensive. He wouldn't stop doing things to provoke my sister after that either. Like the deal with the sheriff he ran over her mailbox. She ended up putting up security camera's, alarms on doors and windows and buying a gun. Meanwhile he's slipping more and more hanging out with a girl who had a bad habit of doing hard drugs. He was very controlling in nature, and she started to wain on that. You could tell that eventually something was getting close to happening. I call his PO and he drug tested him and had him sent to rehab in another city but eventually he got transferred back here but was ordered to stay in another program. He'd just go out the window and show up here in the middle of the night. I was always afraid of calling his PO for fear he'd say something that would lead him to know I was calling. Same thing with his girlfriend, I wanted to warn her but I feared doing it, when I'd call the PO he'd say there was nothing he could do. I told him, if I live through whatever he does to me or my kids, I am coming down there and doing the same thing to you, and he tell me not to call there threatening him. When things started really spiraling out of control between him and her, I finally decided to warn her. I told her, leave town until he hooks up with someone else, go stay with your other relatives, and I'd beg her not to tell her I said anything. But she'd always go back hanging with him instead and it cost her bother in law his life and almost hers, he stabbed him to death when he intervene in him stabbing her, she survived seven stab wounds. You know the guy he stabbed to death in prison, he also could have been saved if they had just listen to me. I called and told them he wasn't getting along with the guy, each passing week it was getting worse and he was saying he would kill the guy if they didn't move him. They'd just say to me they just don't move prisoners, they get one move a year, that's it.
When they talked about my brother having a history of assaultive behavior, it was true. He learned that from my mom who couldn't control him so she'd beat the shit out of him when she got drunk. He got sent home first from foster care because he was uncontrollable, he was hyper all the time. Learning to abuse people to control them came from those episodes with my mom. There are many, many more people just like him out in society. There was one just the other day in the news here that got out in 2023, about three, four weeks ago he beat two women to death in what the police described as horrific, brutal murders. Beat them with hammer and stabbed them multiple times. This is the worse of the worst in society among us. This is why you'll never convince me that people like this running around unabated, with no means to bring them under control or arrested and confined is a world I'd ever want to live in. Horrific, brutal murders are not the norm but you know they are out there, they exist, and to constantly be looking behind your back watching for them would be a reality I couldn't stand, I'd be a wreck. You can say you'd shoot them all you want but the honest truth is, after they killed what member of your family first. You always have to live with the horror of that event, and what stops others who'd go there is knowing the chances of doing such they'd be caught, whereas if it was a free for all, they'd have the time of their lives before someone with a gun finally puts them down. I am convinced if you lived the trauma, you wouldn't want to live it twice, three, four, five, six.....I think I'd rather pay the taxes and get a license plate.