GUILTY CA - Nut Case gang members for robbery, four murders, Oakland, 2003

He is the last one of the gang to go to trial, the others have all been convicted of murder and other crimes,
 
You know, when people like these true "nut cases" kill like this without blinking an eye...they deserve to be killed the same way, IMO. Just put them all in one bullet-proof room with a few guns and let them take each other out. What SCUM. :(

Thanks for the updates.
 
Their actions don't reflect humanity in the way i would wish it to be seen. :(
 
From February 2003, the murder victims:

http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Nut-Cases-wide-swath-of-destruction-Oakland-2671816.php

Investigators began linking the crimes shortly after the death of Sunny Thach, who was robbed of $31 and shot to death on Jan. 6 as he carried his toddler's laundry from his car to his home on Sixth Avenue near Lake Merritt...

Sgt. Ersie Joyner III told Sethna the Buick may have been used by several young men who pulled up to a crowded West Oakland street corner on Dec. 18 and sprayed lethal gunfire, killing Douglas Ware, 19...

The first slaying took place Oct. 24. Police said Demarcus Ralls admitted to killing Joseph Mabry, 36, a youth basketball coach who was having an affair with Dorsey-Colbert, who admitted she helped set up the shooting...

Wiley... apparently got in an argument with a neighbor. On Wiley's orders, Demarcus told police, he and Joe Ralls opened fire into the front door of an apartment at 871 Campbell St., where a holiday celebration was taking place... Keith Macki, 14, was shot in the head... Jerry Duckworth, 24, a family friend who tried to save the boy as a hail of gunfire burst out, died when he was struck six times.

From December 2008:

http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_11120815

Leon Wiley laughed as an Alameda County Superior Court Judge today ordered the 30-year old to spend the rest of his life in prison...

Originally, the Alameda County district attorney's office sought the death penalty against Wiley and other Nut Case members; however, the office changed its mind after a jury refused to give the first Nut Case member the death penalty

Nevertheless, at least three of the gang members have been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the numerous crimes they committed in 2003. Others were sentenced to lesser terms after they took plea deals or were found not to have committed the most serious felonies.
 

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