[h=1]One hour of deliberation ends with guilty verdict against ex-student in FIU on-campus stabbing[/h]
Ex-Florida International University student Quentin Wyche never shied away from admitting he fatally stabbed an unarmed school football player during a confrontation on campus in March 2010. But the question, for jurors, was whether he was justified in using deadly force.
Three years later, the answer was a resounding no.
A jury deliberated just one hour Wednesday to convict Wyche, 25, of second-degree murder with a deadly weapon. Immediately handcuffed and jailed, Wyche faces up to life in prison.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Miguel de la O will sentence Wyche in the coming months for killing the popular tailback Kendall Berry outside the campus recreation center.
The verdict stunned Mellisscia Spillman, Berry’s mother, who wiped trickling tears from her cheek and hugged each member of the prosecution team.
“It’s just unbelievable to hear,” Spillman said. “It means a lot. It was just a long time coming, but we made it. Justice was served. The jury did a great job.”
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/09/11/3620984/jurors-deliberating-in-fiu-on.html
Silly boy, don't he know the law only applies to white Hispanic Obama voters.....
Ex-Florida International University student Quentin Wyche never shied away from admitting he fatally stabbed an unarmed school football player during a confrontation on campus in March 2010. But the question, for jurors, was whether he was justified in using deadly force.
Three years later, the answer was a resounding no.
A jury deliberated just one hour Wednesday to convict Wyche, 25, of second-degree murder with a deadly weapon. Immediately handcuffed and jailed, Wyche faces up to life in prison.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Miguel de la O will sentence Wyche in the coming months for killing the popular tailback Kendall Berry outside the campus recreation center.
The verdict stunned Mellisscia Spillman, Berry’s mother, who wiped trickling tears from her cheek and hugged each member of the prosecution team.
“It’s just unbelievable to hear,” Spillman said. “It means a lot. It was just a long time coming, but we made it. Justice was served. The jury did a great job.”
http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/09/11/3620984/jurors-deliberating-in-fiu-on.html
Silly boy, don't he know the law only applies to white Hispanic Obama voters.....