I don’t think he DOES care. He’s been a criminal from a young age, every time he freely roams the street. He doesn’t care about the rights and freedom from violence other people ought to have.
It could be a straw to grasp at to not have DP, but at this point I think he's totally out of luck. He also has literally nothing to to plea bargain with (assuming he has no knowledge of other crimes). Little or no wiggle room, and I am very glad of that. MOO.
Why was his name changed?
IMO his only "bargaining chip" is to plead guilty to try to avoid the DP.
There are lots of things I don’t do alone, because it isn’t safe-I won’t hike in the woods alone, I no longer kayak alone, and won’t even ride my bike on the bike path alone. It’s so sad, because I would like to do all of these things, but know it might not be safe. And you only have to have a bad outcome one time.
Like an animal that buries their kill…Maybe looking for insects involved… forensics? I don’t want to go into more detail than thatJMO
Perfectly said.^^rsbm
Reportedly, CA was released early from his 24 yr sentence in Nov 2020. He's said to have a mother and brother, locally, and had family support both when he was inside and when he came out. He had a job, and access to a nice vehicle. But it wasn't enough. CA did not want to work and earn his own way. He thought he was entitled to get something for nothing when he stole a woman's credit card out of her purse just days before he ended the life of EF, a mother, wife, daughter, sister, teacher, Christian, and friend. Her life was not his to take. I don't care if he goes back to prison and becomes a good person or evolves into Mother Theresa reincarnate. What I care about is that CA is removed from society and lives in a cage that suits him. Good riddance -- once and for all.
I completely understand. It is not the usual MO to kidnap possibly SA and then kill someone usually there is a graduation in the criminal process which makes me believe he may have SA someone at some point and then this is his escalation. Or maybe she was difficult to handle and he felt he had no options but to hurt her fatally to commit his act. I really do think there has to be something fundamentally wrong with him he was rather brazen with his act and he just waited on her hand for lack of better words hunted and ambushed her, he is scary man.
Absolutely-I was not victim shaming-rather, just making a sort of social commentary about the pathetic state of human nature, and its effect on women’s activities. Eliza Fletcher should have been able to run any time she wanted to.
Iirc it has been stated that he was released early but there was no parole officer. ( he served 20 yrs ). I would guess this guy just misspoke and meant he should have never qualified for early release?I am a bit puzzled because in this article the DA states that CA/CN "should not have been paroled". Have we not been told for days that he served his full sentence and was NOT paroled? Certainly the DA of all people should know that?
DA acknowledges reporting 'erroneously' on suspect in Eliza Fletcher killing
Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy had commented on the criminal history of Cleotha Henderson, charged with killing Memphis mother Eliza Fletcher.www.foxnews.com
More evidence his motive is power over. Thanks for pointing this out. I was going to mention it.
I was thinking about this today as I walked alone, but with my 70 lb lab mix dog. I walk 2-4 miles per day in my neighborhood, and I’ve always felt safe because he’s with me. Is that false security? If Eliza had a dog running with her, would he have passed her by without stopping and waiting on her? Of course, we can never know, but it makes me reevaluate. The crime seems so impulsive and brazen that I don’t know if anything would have been seen as a deterrent to him.
