CA Parole Board Freed a Double Murderer Early, Now a Mother of Six Is Dead

We see these stories all too often. Between invertebrate district attorneys and prosecutors, mushy-headed liberal judges, and flaccid parole boards, it’s far too common in our big, blue cities to see a habitual criminal turned again and again back onto the streets – even serial murderers. And now, it has happened again; in one of our biggest, bluest cities, Los Angeles, a convicted double murderer was cut loose, and now a mother of six is dead.

The killer has been convicted again in the death of his latest victim and will be sentenced on Friday. He is now, finally, facing possible life in prison with no parole – about two victims too late.

KTLA has more information on its website.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney says the law that allowed a man convicted of double murder out on parole contributed to a third murder of a South L.A. mother, and now, a day ahead of her killer’s sentencing, her family is speaking out.

Fatima Johnson, a 53-year-old mother of six, was found dead by her daughters in her apartment on July 4, 2021. Her family grew worried after she failed to show up for work or return text messages.

Johnson’s grisly murder, in which her hands were tied while she was choked or smothered to death while being wrapped in a blanket, led investigators to Darryl Lamar Collins, who had been convicted of killing two other people in 1998.

It is belaboring the obvious to note that this never should have happened. A convicted double murderer should have still been in prison. As it happens, in this case, there’s a California state statute involved, one that is stupid even for the Democrat-dominated California Assembly:

More