Loading ...Well I am sure we all remember this story. Well its time to burn these fools. Lets hope they all get the chair eh? I mean I love video games just like the rest of us, but its just not worth it Tyrone, you could have just slung some more crack rocks and pimped out some dirty African sluts to get your paper for yo’ xbox son! Have a good life and happy trails!
Kay Shukwit is still trying to cope with the August 2004 deaths of her daughter and five of the young woman’s friends, who prosecutors said were beaten to death with aluminum bats over an Xbox video game system.
“I’m living with the loss. I’m living with the horror, with all the thoughts and everything and I still can’t believe what’s going on,” said Shukwit, whose daughter, Michelle Nathan, was 19 years old.
Jury selection is set for Monday in Deland for three of the four men charged with the beating deaths.
Prosecutors allege Troy Victorino, 29, Robert Cannon and Michael Salas, both 20, and Jerone Hunter, 19, organized the attack to retrieve an Xbox video game system that Victorino lost when he was kicked out of a different house in Deltona.
The victims, some of whom were sleeping, did not resist or try to escape the attack, investigators said.
Salas, Victorino and Hunter are charged with six counts of murder and eight other felonies. Cannon already has pleaded guilty and will receive life in prison in exchange for his testimony. Prosecutors said they will seek the death penalty for the remaining defendants.
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