Walter Ellis pleads not competition

MILWAUKEE (AP)-50-year-old Milwaukee man was convicted Friday of more than 21 years after he dies unexpectedly, seven female deaths came during a hearing of the contest of the pleas in law not.

Plea means, Walter Ellis facing a mandatory life sentence in prison, just as if he or she committed the analysis, but he did not admit his guilt has.

Prosecutors say he killed women, 1986, Ellis, and 2007. All seven of the victims were the kuristettu, with some rope or clothing. One was also stabbed. The researchers suspected all the victims were prostitutes, but some of the victims ' family members challenge the judgment.

Development lead to drawn up the phasing-out Friday's case, which was initially pleaded not Ellis, then he would have changed their minds this plea and, after the members of the family of victims was assembled by the end of the Court of justice. He came to the taxable amount for the shop at a hearing of the contest, surprisingly, the Milwaukee County Circuit Court, where he was shackled and wheelchair.

Terry Williams-Madison, who is a victim of Joyce Mims was killed in June 1997, the brother of the said competition grounds terms doesn't matter.

"His punishment will continue to be the same. As long as he is behind bars, he cannot hurt anyone else, "Williams said. "He was for some time, but sooner or later, you will be brought to justice."

Ellis had not been arrested for Sept 5, 2009, when the Milwaukee Police Department through the cold case unit and tested in thousands of cases, sifted for more than 100 people in the DNA. The police began to concentrate on Ellis, when his name which, in the context of the coiled unresolved symbol according to Milwaukee police chief Edward Flynn. In recent years, DNA technology has evolved enough to establish women's deaths, Ellis, Flynn said in the past.

Judge Dennis Cimpl convicted for grievous Ellis relatives of five counts of first degree murder, and for two reasons. He said he was pleased with the Ellis understands that if he had his right to trial, that he is convicted and face life in prison. Penalties provided for the judge scheduled for Feb 24.

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KPN: Thrill Kill thwarted competition

GREEN BAY-the amazing and sad, that is what the Department of natural resources is calling me back to the alleged plan to compete for the kill.

"You do not understand why," said Warden administrator George Protogere, shaking his head. "But that we're doing is trying to protect the resource, it is."

Protogere says, the DNR received a tip that the twelve young men, 16-19 years old, was going to see how many animals, primarily the raccoons competition, they could kill in one night.

It was a contest, the teenagers had allegedly not preparing for a while.

"The investigation showed that the days of the faith, 25-45 two-year period in raccoons prosessoitiin this group," Protogere said.

KPN says the group to carry out on-the-animals cars or trucks or beat to death.

"They used golf club, a BAT or a piece of wood," Protogere explained.

The contest was alleged to have taken place in late October.

22.12.1637 say they caught trying to club Raccoon, before there has been a suspected competieion.  But fees just to recommend KPN now.

Teenagers have been named, because some of the minor and nobody accused officially.

"When we got to hear about that immediately applies, there is immediately a red indicator and should be for everyone," Deb Lewis Fox Valley humane trapping association with said.

Lewis says the thrill of killing is cruel, but it may be a gateway to other crimes. Also, he says, it cannot be considered to be hunting.

"The quality of a Hunter never condone such behaviour," Lewis said.

"Is defined in the guidelines for what you can and cannot do, this is not hunting," added to Protogere.

And he says that this was not the first suspected.

Protogere wait, they make the initial court appearances next month.

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