Stanley Tookie Williams will be sentenced to death this year

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Postby 'X' » November 9th, 2005, 12:37 am

crstnamre wrote:9th circuit court opinion.
http://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/ca9/newopinions.nsf/9B878DF6D6261E8F88256F9C00008543/$file/9999018o.pdf?openelement

I will track down the original trial docs tomorrow.



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Postby 'X' » November 9th, 2005, 12:48 am

End Violence NOW wrote: As for X saying this I am brainwashed by the media.



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Nope, never said "you was brainwashed" by the media. I asked where did YOU(not alonso) get your facts from that this brutha is guilty? I wanted to know if YOU researched this case and all the evidence or lack of evidence involved? And you still didnt answer that, but anyway...And why should he apologize? And for those who saying he should have YA'LL did the same to those who YOU ALL possibly have wrong? And if not, why speak on what this brutha SHOULD do?



End Violence NOW wrote: alonso is very well educated on the matter and even he says that the evidence against Tookie is "overwhelming." And this is coming from someone who also protests the execution.


How you know what this cat is "very well educated on"? I was asking for those who say he SHOULD "apologize", have you all done the research for YOURSELF? Or was you all there to witness the alledged crimes to judge this brutha and say what he SHOULD do?

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Postby Anonymous20 » November 9th, 2005, 3:16 pm

i heard that there were crime scene photos of the 4 victims on the net some where. Has anyone sen them?
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Postby Christina Marie » November 9th, 2005, 3:23 pm

alonso wrote:i heard that there were crime scene photos of the 4 victims on the net some where. Has anyone sen them?


I will see if I can track them down for you.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » November 9th, 2005, 11:54 pm

alonso wrote:i heard that there were crime scene photos of the 4 victims on the net some where. Has anyone sen them?
I saw three of the photos, I don't know about the fourth. And I have to say, it's a nasty scene.

I forgot the sight, I saw this about a year ago, I will post them oncie I get them.

By the way, the site talks about how in 2000 the police recorded a conversation Tookie had with this one dude who visited him in San Quentin and basically Tookie was trying to order this guy to have a hit on someone.

The police decided not to fully investiagate this since not only did the person refuse teh order (the police report didn't release his name), but on top of that Tookie already has a death sentence, so why pursure more charges.
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Postby Christina Marie » November 10th, 2005, 3:41 am

I have tried to track the photos down. So far no luck.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » November 11th, 2005, 1:22 pm

I tried to find the same website, but they aren't there anymore, either they shut down or they moved.
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Postby Anonymous20 » November 18th, 2005, 3:10 am

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Albert Owens, 26, was killed in the 7-11 store, shot with a 12 gage shotgun

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Tsai-Shen Yang, 63, was shot once in the upper body, and once in the base of her spine, killing her instantly.

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Ye-Chen Lin, 43 was shot once in the head
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Postby Common Sense » November 18th, 2005, 9:13 am

These pictures are horrific, but at least Mr. Williams was able to live longer than his three victims.
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Postby kg_loco1 » November 18th, 2005, 11:53 am

dam that last one she got her head blown off literally whoever did it
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Postby Christina Marie » November 18th, 2005, 11:57 am

yung_k wrote:dam that last one she got her head blown off literally whoever did it


The effects of a shotgun at close range.
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Re: crime scene photos

Postby North Face » November 18th, 2005, 2:13 pm

strtgang wrote:Image

Albert Owens, 26, was killed in the 7-11 store, shot with a 12 gage shotgun

Image

Tsai-Shen Yang, 63, was shot once in the upper body, and once in the base of her spine, killing her instantly.

Image

Ye-Chen Lin, 43 was shot once in the head


None of those pictures seemed to be gang related. But uma read more about what actually happened.
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Postby North Face » November 18th, 2005, 2:18 pm

alonso wrote:i dont think that Stanley Tookie Williams killed before, because as many people know, most gang members get caught for their murders unless they plot it out and apply some thought to it before hand. Today there are some unsolved murders, but those are done in a specific manner, not recklessly, not under the influence and usually without witnesses.

Tookie was a sherm head, what we would call a crack head today. During the early 70s, Raymond Washington was against killing and using guns, He loved to fight and that what they all did in the early 1970s. By the late 1970s, there were more guns, and guys like Raymond didnt like it. Tookie on the other hand was not as strict as Raymond, and I dont know if Raymond was ever a sherm head, but Tookie went with the flow but because we was such a careless person, there is no doubt, that this was his first taste of blood. I am sure he would try to represent himself to his followers in a different way, but if he did kill others, he would have been at least implicated in those killings, and that never occurred as fas as I know.

There is no evidence that he ever committed any other murders except for the 4 that he was convicted of.


I C. Drugs pretty much sent him To death. Let that be a lesson. Think ahead before you act in the case of Tookie.
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Re: crime scene photos

Postby Christina Marie » November 18th, 2005, 3:33 pm

North Face wrote:
strtgang wrote:Image

Albert Owens, 26, was killed in the 7-11 store, shot with a 12 gage shotgun

Image

Tsai-Shen Yang, 63, was shot once in the upper body, and once in the base of her spine, killing her instantly.

Image

Ye-Chen Lin, 43 was shot once in the head




What is you're definition of gang related??
None of those pictures seemed to be gang related. But uma read more about what actually happened.
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Postby Christina Marie » November 18th, 2005, 3:36 pm

North Face wrote:
alonso wrote:i dont think that Stanley Tookie Williams killed before, because as many people know, most gang members get caught for their murders unless they plot it out and apply some thought to it before hand. Today there are some unsolved murders, but those are done in a specific manner, not recklessly, not under the influence and usually without witnesses.

Tookie was a sherm head, what we would call a crack head today. During the early 70s, Raymond Washington was against killing and using guns, He loved to fight and that what they all did in the early 1970s. By the late 1970s, there were more guns, and guys like Raymond didnt like it. Tookie on the other hand was not as strict as Raymond, and I dont know if Raymond was ever a sherm head, but Tookie went with the flow but because we was such a careless person, there is no doubt, that this was his first taste of blood. I am sure he would try to represent himself to his followers in a different way, but if he did kill others, he would have been at least implicated in those killings, and that never occurred as fas as I know.

There is no evidence that he ever committed any other murders except for the 4 that he was convicted of.


I C. Drugs pretty much sent him To death. Let that be a lesson. Think ahead before you act in the case of Tookie.



Ya.....DONT SMOKE SHERM.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » November 18th, 2005, 7:20 pm

There was one more pic I saw on that website, whoever got those three, was the fourth pic in that source?
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Postby Anonymous20 » November 23rd, 2005, 7:14 am

kwalei wrote:
alonso wrote:we was from West Side Crips, back then in the early 1970s, there were not many of the sets that exist today, but he was convicted of killing 4 people in their house, non- gang related while he was high on sherm.


Ofcourse he is denying it, but many sherm heads, PCP, and angel dust users, cant recall the severity of their crimes and in some cases dont even remember doing it.


Can you give a list of sets they had back then.


Back then during Tookie's day, they had East Side Crips, West Side Crips, Avalon Garden Crips, Compton Crips and a few others. A list of these neighborhoods are in Territoriaility Among....
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Postby masokist » December 5th, 2005, 3:13 pm

i am strongly against capitol punishment for any crime.
but i can understand someone feeling a sense of vengance after viewing the photos, and to be honest it looks like the man did the crime. but still i do not feel he should be executed. after reading the posts here about his drug exeperince i feel even more strongly against him being executed.
he obviously didnt know what he was doing,
thanks for posting the photos they are really interesting. and the time line is really good too.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » December 5th, 2005, 3:20 pm

masokist wrote:i am strongly against capitol punishment for any crime.
but i can understand someone feeling a sense of vengance after viewing the photos, and to be honest it looks like the man did the crime. but still i do not feel he should be executed. after reading the posts here about his drug exeperince i feel even more strongly against him being executed.
he obviously didnt know what he was doing,
thanks for posting the photos they are really interesting. and the time line is really good too.


Those picutres are more disturbing than insteresting... seeing carnage is the reason this guy I knew quit banging and became a Christian...

I know what you mean about the drugs, but he should at least admit to his wrong even if he doesn't clearly remember, I mean some of his own friends testified against him, and he later showed off the murder verbally so I am sure he remembers something.

If he is truly changed and redeemed, he should be mature enough to admit when he is wrong. Clemency suggests repentance and rehabilitation in the case of a guilty man, and until he admits his wrong and confesses, I see no rehabilitation and thsu no clemency.

Ahnold is scheduling a meeting soon, we'll see how that goes.
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Postby susanaATL » December 8th, 2005, 9:20 pm

Why do people say that the fingerprints at the scene don't match his, the boot print don't match his? Also a shotgun bullet cannot be traced like a handgun bullet, so how can they say it was his shotgun that was used in the killings. I wish I could see the transcripts of the orginal trial. Are they available?
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Postby kingterp » December 8th, 2005, 10:03 pm

Wow I never seen anything like that in my life
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Postby Christina Marie » December 8th, 2005, 10:04 pm

susanaATL wrote:Why do people say that the fingerprints at the scene don't match his, the boot print don't match his? Also a shotgun bullet cannot be traced like a handgun bullet, so how can they say it was his shotgun that was used in the killings. I wish I could see the transcripts of the orginal trial. Are they available?


I just right now am trying to see if they are available. I had found them a long time ago.....but now I can not locate. I am asking around.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » December 8th, 2005, 11:05 pm

kingterp wrote:Wow I never seen anything like that in my life


NO one should have to... I w

I wonder sometimes, if there were no cars invented yet to do all these cowardly hit and runs and not have to face their victims, how many would be left?
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Postby Common Sense » December 12th, 2005, 8:25 pm

This is an interesting piece taken from another website:

November 23, 2005

Fond Memories of Tookie

I'm being sarcastic. The first thing you have to understand about Tookie Williams is that this is what he looked like. Knowing that this man used to hang out at parks and beat down people for fun, that he used to force people to oil his body, gives you some idea what Tookie was all about. The Tookie I knew hung out at Centinela Park in Inglewood with another huge dude named 'Mouse' doing pullups and otherwise being as badass as humanly possible. Basically, he did whatever he wanted to, and in the end what he wanted to do was be the most intimidating and dangerous man anywhere. He got his wish of course. Who was going to stop him?

I got other Tookie and Mouse stories second-hand from a kid named Timmy Green who was a bodybuilding roughneck too. Back in highschool, Tim Green was about five feet tall and 2 feet thick. He was a devastating football player, a little walking muscle. We all suspected that Timmy was a Crip, but nobody said it straight out, after all ours was an exclusive Jesuit prep school. I heard that Tim is dead, shot by another Crip somewhere. We kinda knew that he had a deathwish. Tim owned a red Honda motorcycle, a CB400 with the swivelly pipes. I rode with him once, and I immediately experienced a kind of terror I've never known before. Tim was absolutely fearless riding on the wrong side of the double yellow line of Crenshaw Blvd at 70 miles per hour. But if you talked about Tookie, Tim showed fear. Admiration to be sure. Tookie went everywhere in LA to prove that he was the was the baddest, and nobody lived to win a challenge, but fear too. Tookie was the man that thugs feared. There could only be one reason for that. He was more than buff, he was deadly.

You could not grow up in the 'hood in Los Angeles during the 70s and not know about Tookie or the Crips. It's probably hard to understand if you didn't grow up in a roughneck neighborhood. But street smarts are just that. You are forced to rely on the human instinct for survival, you navigate the degrees of danger and you grow senses that middleclass live has no use for. Tookie today looks like somebody's grandfather but don't be fooled. Back in the day, there were all kinds of gangs, some no more troublesome than the Jets or the Sharks. Truth be told, Tookie got busted right around the time gangs were going off the chain, and his Crips were the reason. The short version of the story is this, Crips were dangerous and they "Don't die, they multiply". There came a time when they became so pervasive and dangerous that anyone not in a gang was vulnerable - and then beyond that to the point at which gangs that didn't bang hard had to get hard. The Crips in the late 70s were basically escalating street rivalries into open warfare. From fists to knives to guns. The Crips created the Bloods because the Brims and the Pirus had to bang together or hang separately. When I was a kid, there used to be a saying: 'Crips are cool, but Piru rule'. By 1980, nothing was cool.

Me personally, I've battled Crips hand to hand. I've dealt with all kinds of knuckleheads, roughnecks and thugs. But everybody knows their limits. I know I am not to be a warrior and I didn't have to go to jail to learn any of that. I didn't have to wait until somebody wrote a rap song about 'dead homies' to know what that was all about. I grew up in the black neighborhood when basically few people had a choice on where they could get real estate. I know what it's like to walk through the Jungle at night, and I know if the man cursing on the bus is actually going to swing at you. But I only know what it's like to live around people who were basically about 1/3 as dangerous as Tookie Williams.

The scariest part of my neighborhood was West Blvd over near Adams. I could go into it, but it was over there wher I learned the meaning of getting 'curbed'. Now if you're dainty, skip to the next paragraph and agree me because I'm about to describe it. Everybody knows about being 'jumped in' and 'jumped out' of a gang. Basically about 7 of them beat you down until you can't stand up. That's child's play. You basically get curbed if you rat to the cops. What does that mean I asked? Well, you lay down in the street perpendicular to the and facing curb. You open your mouth and bite the concrete corner of the curb and somebody comes up behind you and kicks you in the back of the head. People who did this were afraid of Tookie.

I cannot wait until the founder of the Crips dies at the hands of the California justice system. This convict has actually convinced people that if you write some children's books, that you can redeem yourself for a quadruple murder conviction. That doesn't say much for the state of conviction these days. So long as he fries, I can handle it.

It's not surprising that the Coalition of the Damned is up in arms about this clemency drama, and quite frankly I'm not surprised that Jamie Foxx and others have a screw loose in this matter. Clearly, they don't know what Crips are all about. I discussed this sorry SOB here and over at africanamerican.org a month or so ago, and it's amazing the amount of BS excuses go into trying to make the case for clemency. Take this one for example:

Never mind the fact that Blacks make up the majority of the prison population because White cops are 6 times more likely to arrest a Black or Latino than a White offender. And never mind the fact that the police purposely go looking for Black criminal offenders while ignoring White criminal offenders.
Never mind the fact that the police don't do stings on White gangs because they know if it got on the news, it would tarnish the false image that "White people don't do crime". Never mind all of that, that is not important.

What is important is that Blacks are criminal animals, and that's all there is to it.


Nevermind? How about nevermind the Crips. So let's inteject a little sanity. And I'm going to break a rule here and bring back a whole lot more from a site than I usually do because I want people to get a handle on what gang violence is like in LA County. As you read this try to remember that this is just about one particularly notorius set out of hundreds of streetgangs.
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Postby myDick in your mouth » December 12th, 2005, 9:12 pm

^^ that shit seems like he's writing a story.
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Poor Tookie =(

Postby jojohnny777 » December 13th, 2005, 12:19 pm

I'm sad that he had to go. :cry:
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Postby wizdom » December 13th, 2005, 12:34 pm

On the real, i think this nigga should live. and i grew up with B-Dogs all my life. i mean Daz & Kurupt said some shit on the radio which i agree. i kant quote the exakt words. but they said some shit like:

"Gangs aint gonna listen to anyone that they dont respekt and even if they OG, niggas might not respekt him kause they feuding with his set. and Crips beef hard with other Crips. All Crips respekt Tookie. There is not a Crip that doesnt respekt Tookie. Why u gonna kill a man who has the power to stop this gang shit and its what we need kause its eating up our streets"

Im saying and this nigga aint even gonna be free. Clemency just means life in prison. he aint got no benefits really. he still gonna be locked up. i mean there more use for him to live then to die. thats my opinion. Even if he killed those people (which im not sayin he did or did not do), i mean he still gonna be locked up. most likely for the rest of his life they denied all his appeals and shit. Wasnt he the 1 to stop Grapes & Hunters from beefing? i mean they said that feud was 1 of the Bloodiest in history. i say let him live. this nigga even got Damus wanting him to live... and what Damus u know really give a fu*K if a rip lives or dies? i mean this man got some power.

and its too bad he had to go...
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Postby se11 » December 13th, 2005, 12:57 pm

all of you are talking from only one view of this. what if you knew or loved one of the people he killed on a deep level. then your view would be much different of him. instead of the reformed gangster writing childrens books, he would be the guy who killed your friend or family member. and i dont think it should be up to the state to decide weather somebody lives or dies, it should be up to the families that they tore apart.
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Postby anders1888 » January 6th, 2006, 10:11 am

I would like to state this -

i think ppl misunderstand the point of why tookie "never apologised"

he did apologise on many occasions for commiting terrible acts in the name of his set and for founding a terrible culture, but he did NOT apologise for the killings as he stated he was NOT GUILTY of them - would u apologise for somthing u did not do?

tookie wanted to live - NO ONE can doubt that so would it not be easier for him to say ok im sorry i did it and recieve clemency than die! but he stayed true - and ultimatly died because of that

but yes he was no angel whatsoever but he could have said sorry and lived....so why didnt he...he died stating he would not admit to somthing he never done!

thats deep

i think ppl can redeem themselves, just cause ur bad at a stage in ur life dont mean u will always stay that way - thats narrow minded!!

and pcp although mind altering and crazy does not have junkie like effects!
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Postby MiChuhSuh » January 6th, 2006, 11:55 am

anders1888 wrote:and pcp although mind altering and crazy does not have junkie like effects!


:shock: :shock: :shock:

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Postby Christina Marie » January 6th, 2006, 1:04 pm

anders1888 wrote:I would like to state this -

i think ppl misunderstand the point of why tookie "never apologised"

he did apologise on many occasions for commiting terrible acts in the name of his set and for founding a terrible culture, but he did NOT apologise for the killings as he stated he was NOT GUILTY of them - would u apologise for somthing u did not do?

tookie wanted to live - NO ONE can doubt that so would it not be easier for him to say ok im sorry i did it and recieve clemency than die! but he stayed true - and ultimatly died because of that

but yes he was no angel whatsoever but he could have said sorry and lived....so why didnt he...he died stating he would not admit to somthing he never done!

thats deep

i think ppl can redeem themselves, just cause ur bad at a stage in ur life dont mean u will always stay that way - thats narrow minded!!

and pcp although mind altering and crazy does not have junkie like effects!


Have YOU ever done PCP? Do you have any clue what you are talking about?
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Postby MiChuhSuh » January 6th, 2006, 1:37 pm

^ Seriously, sherm heads are the craziest, lace that on weed and you're gonna have SERIOUS issues
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