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Two teens get life for killing homeless men

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Bound by handcuffs and leg irons, Thomas J. McCloud Jr. and Dontez Tillman betrayed few emotions as they headed to prison for life for beating two homeless men to death in an attack described as "sport."

The two 15-yesar-olds were convicted of first-degree murder in the separate August 2008 slayings of 61-year-old Wilford "Frenchie" Hamilton and Lee Hoffmann Jr., 65. While McCloud was convicted in both deaths, Tillman was convicted in the fatal attack on Hoffmann.

Read the Detroit News report here. And see previous posts here and here.

Full post as published by the 13th juror on December 03, 2009 (boomark / email).

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