Savage negro 'killing machine' to be put down

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Savage negro killing machine to be put down

"Monster" Gets Death in Antelope Valley Killings

LOS ANGELES -- An auto body repairman was sentenced to death Friday for killing two people during a long string of violence that included murder, torture and rape.

41 year old Steven Anthony Jones apologized to the victims' families before he was sentenced to die for his brutal and bloody rampage.

"I was a monster out there," Jones said.

"From 9 years old, I was on the streets ... All I knew was violence," Jones told the families of Neil Robert Hacker and Sharon Ann Willis, adding that he wished
"I could bring their lives back."

"From the bottom of my heart, I apologize to you. You're not hearing from a monster right now. You're hearing from Steven Anthony Jones ...," Jones said.

He was convicted May 28 of first-degree murder for Hacker's November 2004 shooting death during a robbery at Critical Car Care in Quartz Hill and the December 2004 beating death of Sharon Ann Willis in a Lancaster motel room.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Kathleen Kennedy -- who earlier in the court session was told to "shut up" by Jones after she instructed him to be quiet -- said she hoped his apology was sincere.

"Those apologies do not make up for the horrific crimes that you committed," the judge told the defendant, noting that "the violence that you have perpetrated has spanned years and years."

Jones attributed his conduct to drugs and being on the streets at an early age, but the violence has continued since he has been in jail in connection with the murders, the judge said.


"I don't think that you are a changed person. I hope that you are, but I don't think you are," she told Jones.

Kennedy said Hacker was "basically executed" for "the purpose of obtaining a few dollars," and that Willis was attacked with a pick hammer in a "particularly violent crime" in which she apparently suffered greatly in what was not a quick death.

The judge noted that Jones was also convicted of a series of other violent crimes, which included:

-- trying to kill two other men on Dec. 12, 2004, at a Lancaster home where he had rented a room;

-- sexually assaulting a fellow inmate in concert with another prisoner at the Men's Central Jail on June 10, 2005;

-- battering a deputy trying to extract him from his cell following that attack; and

-- torturing and trying to kill another inmate on Dec. 20, 2005.

Hacker's mother, Marla, who lost her only child, told the defendant, "When you chose to take my son's life, you took away my life as I kne
w it."

She said Jones had also robbed her son of a lifetime of potential with his daughter, who was a year old when her father was slain.

Carrie Lienhart, who wore Hacker's necklace wrapped around her right wrist, told Jones that it has been a "nightmare" and that she will never understand why he took her fiance away from her.

Willis' older brother, Howard Duncan, told Jones, "The only way you could take her down was with a hammer. Nobody deserves to go out of the world that way. You might have destroyed the body and killed her, but her spirit lives on."

Outside court, Marla Hacker said Jones "got what he deserved." But she said she wasn't sure if the apology from her son's killer was sincere.

"In my opinion, it wasn't," the victim's father, Bryan Hacker, said when asked whether he thought Jones' apology was heartfelt.

Deputy District Attorney Michael Blake said, "No one can tell whether he meant the words he said here in court ... It's better than no apology,
obviously."

Along with convicting Jones of the murders, jurors found true the special circumstance allegations of multiple murders, murder during the commission of a robbery, murder while lying in wait and murder involving the infliction of torture, which made him eligible for the death sentence that jurors recommended on June 17.

During the penalty phase of the trial, defense attorney Robert A. Schwartz urged jurors to consider the conditions under which his client was raised. Jones' father beat him, his siblings and his mother, the attorney said.

Schwartz told jurors that a neuropsychologist who tested the defendant determined that he has a brain deficit affecting his ability to control his behavior.

The prosecutor, however, described Jones as a "true predator," saying he was "lurking around like a crocodile" before confronting one of the murder victims.

"What you have here is a predatory career criminal," the prosecutor said, noting that Jones was in his 30s -- "not som
e 17 or 18-year-old kid" -- at the time of the killings.

Jones will be transferred to death row at San Quentin state prison.

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Steven Anthony Jones, a 'killing machine,' sentenced to death

Jurors described him as a "killing machine." A prosecutor likened him to a crocodile lurking in the water awaiting his prey. Even one of his attorneys acknowledged his startling resume of violence.

On Friday, Steven Anthony Jones was sentenced to death for fatally shooting one man in an execution-style robbery and bludgeoning to death a woman during a long string of violence, torture and rape that stretched from Lancaster to Arizona and into a Los Angeles County jail.

Jones, who had interrupted his trial earlier this year with several outbursts, muttered complaints to himself as Los Angeles County Superior C
ourt Judge Kathleen Kennedy listed his many convictions.

"Mr. Jones, be quiet," the judge snapped.

"No, you shut up," Jones, 41, shot back. A sheriff's deputy moved toward him, and Jones, wearing orange jail scrubs and with his hands cuffed to a waist chain, fell silent.

One by one, relatives of his murdered victims looked Jones in the eye and told him he had destroyed their lives.

"You show no guilt or remorse and act as if all this is just a game," said Carrie Lienhard, whose fiance was shot in the back of the head by Jones. "For me, it's a nightmare and I'll never wake up from it."

Howard Duncan, whose sister was fatally beaten by Jones with a pick hammer, said he doubted Jones felt compassion for his victims.

"You've devastated a lot of people's lives," Duncan told him.

Jones turned to the audience in the downtown L.A. courtroom and said he understood he had ruined lives and was sorry.

He blamed an abusive childhood and an addiction to drugs for
his violence.

"From the bottom of my heart, I apologize," he said. "I never knew about love. I never knew about family. . . . All I knew was violence."

The judge told Jones that she was skeptical of his claim that he was a changed man.

"I hope that your apology was sincere," Kennedy said. "However, those apologies do not make up for the horrific crimes you committed."

Jones, who already had a long criminal record, began his final trail of destruction by fatally shooting Neil Hacker, 24, during a November 2004 robbery at a Quartz Hill carwash.

Two weeks later, Jones was staying at a Lancaster motel when he battered to death Sharon Ann Willis, 42, who was working as a prostitute.

Within days, Jones attacked two roommates with a hatchet, beating them about the head. The two survived but suffered permanent brain damage, prosecutors said.

Jones fled to Arizona, where he robbed and [
B]stabbed a laborer[/B] who had just cashed a paycheck, cutting his throat and breaking off a knife inside the victim's chest, said Los Angeles County Deputy Dist. Atty. Michael Blake. The victim survived and testified during Jones' trial.

After his arrest in 2005, Jones was returned to California and continued his rampage from behind bars in Los Angeles. Jurors convicted Jones of raping a cellmate and torturing and attempting to murder another inmate.

During the trial, defense lawyers argued that Jones suffered an abusive childhood at the hands of his father, who inflicted daily beatings on Jones and his siblings. Jones easily flew into rages and was unable to control his violent impulses, attorney Robert Schwartz told jurors.

But Kennedy told Jones and his attorney that she was unmoved by such an argument.

"There are many, many people who have childhoods that are less than perfect," the judge said, "and they don't become violent
killers as Mr. Jones has become."

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The real tragedy is that this nigger will probably still be alive in prison when the surviving victims and grieving family members have died of old age.

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Howard Duncan, whose sister was killed by Jones, is comforted in court by friend Sheila Morris

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Originally Posted by Rasp

He was convicted May 28 of first-degree murder for Hacker's November 2004 shooting death during a robbery at Critical Car Care in Quartz Hill and the December 2004 beating death of Sharon Ann Willis in a Lancaster motel room.

Good find Expose; from the above, she was willingly turning tricks with niggers at the bestiality motel. I have mixed feelings about her death.

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Originally Posted by Rasp

Good find Expose; from the above, she was willingly turning tricks with niggers at the bestiality motel. I have mixed feelings about her death.

Ahh, didn't see that part. Making a Podblanc video of the case now. Wished I'd changed the title - doesn't look like they were the 'innocent' victims as I first thought. I see (on the another computer) the video is done - will post directly.

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Black self professed ‘monster’ leaves behind a slew of White victims

Podblanc video:

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Parolee Gets Death for 2 Killings

A parolee who called himself a monster has been sentenced to death for killing two people in northern Los Angeles County and committing a string of other violent crimes.

Steven Jones apologized to the victims' families Friday before a Los Angeles judge sentenced him.

Jones, who's 41, said that at the time of the 2004 murders he was a monster who'd lived on the streets from age 9 and knew only violence.

Jones shot Neil Hacker during a robbery at a Quartz Hill auto body shop in November 2004 and a month later used a pick hammer to kill Sharon Ann Willis in a Lancaster motel room.

Jones also was convicted of trying to kill two other men in Lancaster and of battering a de
puty and torturing and sexually assaulting fellow jail inmates in 2005.

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Thanks for the shot of Neil Hacker!