05-07-2018, 02:26 PM
Follow-up to posts #68 and #69
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The man who stabbed Morgan Freeman's step-granddaughter 25 times dodged a murder conviction.
He was convicted of the lesser 'manslaughter' charge and faces a max of 25 years. The judge handed down the decision today in NYC. Lamar Davenport, 30, killed E'Dena Hines back in August 2015 outside of the couple's NYC apartment.
His lawyer argued Davenport was high on PCP when he repeatedly stabbed Hines while screaming, "I love you. I always loved you. God would have wanted this." Davenport told cops that Jesus was telling him to do it.
The judge agreed Davenport wasn't acting with malice because he was too messed up on drugs.
http://www.tmz.com/2018/05/07/morgan-fre...slaughter/
The man who stabbed Morgan Freeman's step-granddaughter 25 times dodged a murder conviction.
He was convicted of the lesser 'manslaughter' charge and faces a max of 25 years. The judge handed down the decision today in NYC. Lamar Davenport, 30, killed E'Dena Hines back in August 2015 outside of the couple's NYC apartment.
His lawyer argued Davenport was high on PCP when he repeatedly stabbed Hines while screaming, "I love you. I always loved you. God would have wanted this." Davenport told cops that Jesus was telling him to do it.
The judge agreed Davenport wasn't acting with malice because he was too messed up on drugs.
http://www.tmz.com/2018/05/07/morgan-fre...slaughter/