White Lesbian killers smile at sentencing
Leroy N. Soetoro
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Lesbian vampire killers? Whites sure are creative when it comes to
murder. TWO lesbian killers who murdered a 16-year-old girl for being
annoying smiled at each today as a Perth court was told it took their
victim half an hour to die.
Jessica Ellen Stasinowsky, 20, and her girlfriend Valerie Paige
Parashumti, 19, pleaded guilty in December to the wilful murder of
Stacey Mitchell.
They admitted in the West Australian Supreme Court to killing Stacey in
December 2006 while the girl was staying with them at a house at
Lathlain in Perth.
Her body was later found in a wheelie bin in the back shed of the house.
During sentencing submissions today, prosecutor David Dempster described
how Parashumti bludgeoned Stacey with a concrete block while Stasinowsky
strangled her with a dog chain.
The two girls grinned and grimaced at each other as Mr Dempster told the
court it took their victim half an hour to die.
Their expressions drew a rebuke from Justice Peter Blaxell.
The court was told the lovers videoed themselves mocking Stacey�s
semi-naked body, over which they kissed.
They later forced a 15-year-old boy to watch the mobile phone footage
and made him help clear up the blood.
Parashumti�s lawyer, David Edwardson QC said his client was part of a
vampire sub-culture and had been interested in drinking blood since she
was 10.
But he told the court Parashumti insisted this had nothing to do with
the killing.
Instead, his client appeared to be partly motivated by a desire to
dispel any notion she may have been sexually interested in Stacey.
�Both women appeared to be obsessed with proving their commitment to
each other,� Mr Edwardson said.
Under West Australian law, wilful murder carries a mandatory life
sentence of at least 15 years in jail, although the sentencing judge can
set a higher minimum time.
The hearing continues.
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Chilla
other was just a fuck-tard.
24 years non parole, and kept separate.
Regards Charles
Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
> http://whitewatch.wordpress.com/2008/01/25/white-lesbian-killers-smile-at
> -sentencing/
>
> Lesbian vampire killers? Whites sure are creative when it comes to
> murder. TWO lesbian killers who murdered a 16-year-old girl for being
> annoying smiled at each today as a Perth court was told it took their
> victim half an hour to die.
>
> Jessica Ellen Stasinowsky, 20, and her girlfriend Valerie Paige
> Parashumti, 19, pleaded guilty in December to the wilful murder of
> Stacey Mitchell.
>
> They admitted in the West Australian Supreme Court to killing Stacey in
> December 2006 while the girl was staying with them at a house at
> Lathlain in Perth.
>
> Her body was later found in a wheelie bin in the back shed of the house.
>
> During sentencing submissions today, prosecutor David Dempster described
> how Parashumti bludgeoned Stacey with a concrete block while Stasinowsky
> strangled her with a dog chain.
>
> The two girls grinned and grimaced at each other as Mr Dempster told the
> court it took their victim half an hour to die.
>
> Their expressions drew a rebuke from Justice Peter Blaxell.
>
> The court was told the lovers videoed themselves mocking Stacey�s
> semi-naked body, over which they kissed.
>
> They later forced a 15-year-old boy to watch the mobile phone footage
> and made him help clear up the blood.
>
> Parashumti�s lawyer, David Edwardson QC said his client was part of a
> vampire sub-culture and had been interested in drinking blood since she
> was 10.
>
> But he told the court Parashumti insisted this had nothing to do with
> the killing.
>
> Instead, his client appeared to be partly motivated by a desire to
> dispel any notion she may have been sexually interested in Stacey.
>
> �Both women appeared to be obsessed with proving their commitment to
> each other,� Mr Edwardson said.