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Convicted Child Molestor Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . On The Lam in Texas
Nov . 30 , 2009
A convicted child molester who was supposedly <m> confined </m> to a wheelchair overpowered two prison guards today , handcuffed them , stole their weapons and walked off wearing one of their uniforms .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . , 49 , is serving a life sentence for several charges – including indecency with a child – and was en route from the Estelle Unit in Huntsville , Texas , to the Stiles Unit in Beaumont , Texas , when he escaped just after 9 a . m .
Lyons said that Comeaux used a wheelchair in prison – he "claimed it was necessary for his mobility" – and added , "Since he fled on foot , that's obviously in question . "
Described as a 6 - feet tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds , Lyons warned that Comeaux knows the area where he escaped well and could have family nearby .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
In 1999 , Comeaux stabbed his wife during a visit , using his wheelchair to pin her against a wall while he stabbed her .
His wife survived , but another inmate who tried to break up the attack also suffered stab wounds , and Comeaux was convicted of additional assault charges and received two additional life sentences .
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Nov . 30 , 2009
A convicted child molester who was supposedly confined to a wheelchair overpowered two prison guards today , handcuffed them , stole their weapons and walked off wearing one of their uniforms .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . , 49 , is <m> serving </m> a life sentence for several charges – including indecency with a child – and was en route from the Estelle Unit in Huntsville , Texas , to the Stiles Unit in Beaumont , Texas , when he escaped just after 9 a . m .
Lyons said that Comeaux used a wheelchair in prison – he "claimed it was necessary for his mobility" – and added , "Since he fled on foot , that's obviously in question . "
Described as a 6 - feet tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds , Lyons warned that Comeaux knows the area where he escaped well and could have family nearby .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
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In 1999 , Comeaux stabbed his wife during a visit , using his wheelchair to pin her against a wall while he stabbed her .
His wife survived , but another inmate who tried to break up the attack also suffered stab wounds , and Comeaux was convicted of additional assault charges and received two additional life sentences .
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Convicted Child Molestor Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . On The Lam in Texas
Nov . 30 , 2009
A convicted child molester who was supposedly confined to a wheelchair overpowered two prison guards today , handcuffed them , stole their weapons and walked off wearing one of their uniforms .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . , 49 , is serving a life sentence for several charges – including <m> indecency </m> with a child – and was en route from the Estelle Unit in Huntsville , Texas , to the Stiles Unit in Beaumont , Texas , when he escaped just after 9 a . m .
Lyons said that Comeaux used a wheelchair in prison – he "claimed it was necessary for his mobility" – and added , "Since he fled on foot , that's obviously in question . "
Described as a 6 - feet tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds , Lyons warned that Comeaux knows the area where he escaped well and could have family nearby .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
In 1999 , Comeaux stabbed his wife during a visit , using his wheelchair to pin her against a wall while he stabbed her .
His wife survived , but another inmate who tried to break up the attack also suffered stab wounds , and Comeaux was convicted of additional assault charges and received two additional life sentences .
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Convicted Child Molestor Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . On The Lam in Texas
Nov . 30 , 2009
A convicted child molester who was supposedly confined to a wheelchair overpowered two prison guards today , handcuffed them , stole their weapons and walked off wearing one of their uniforms .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . , 49 , is serving a life sentence for several <m> charges </m> – including indecency with a child – and was en route from the Estelle Unit in Huntsville , Texas , to the Stiles Unit in Beaumont , Texas , when he escaped just after 9 a . m .
Lyons said that Comeaux used a wheelchair in prison – he "claimed it was necessary for his mobility" – and added , "Since he fled on foot , that's obviously in question . "
Described as a 6 - feet tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds , Lyons warned that Comeaux knows the area where he escaped well and could have family nearby .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
In 1999 , Comeaux stabbed his wife during a visit , using his wheelchair to pin her against a wall while he stabbed her .
His wife survived , but another inmate who tried to break up the attack also suffered stab wounds , and Comeaux was convicted of additional assault charges and received two additional life sentences .
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Nov . 30 , 2009
A convicted child molester who was supposedly confined to a wheelchair overpowered two prison guards today , handcuffed them , stole their weapons and walked off wearing one of their uniforms .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . , 49 , is serving a life sentence for several charges – including indecency with a child – and was en route from the Estelle Unit in Huntsville , Texas , to the Stiles Unit in Beaumont , Texas , when he <m> escaped </m> just after 9 a . m .
Lyons said that Comeaux used a wheelchair in prison – he "claimed it was necessary for his mobility" – and added , "Since he fled on foot , that's obviously in question . "
Described as a 6 - feet tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds , Lyons warned that Comeaux knows the area where he escaped well and could have family nearby .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
In 1999 , Comeaux stabbed his wife during a visit , using his wheelchair to pin her against a wall while he stabbed her .
His wife survived , but another inmate who tried to break up the attack also suffered stab wounds , and Comeaux was convicted of additional assault charges and received two additional life sentences .
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Convicted Child Molestor Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . <m> On The Lam </m> in Texas
Nov . 30 , 2009
A convicted child molester who was supposedly confined to a wheelchair overpowered two prison guards today , handcuffed them , stole their weapons and walked off wearing one of their uniforms .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . , 49 , is serving a life sentence for several charges – including indecency with a child – and was en route from the Estelle Unit in Huntsville , Texas , to the Stiles Unit in Beaumont , Texas , when he escaped just after 9 a . m .
Lyons said that Comeaux used a wheelchair in prison – he "claimed it was necessary for his mobility" – and added , "Since he fled on foot , that's obviously in question . "
Described as a 6 - feet tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds , Lyons warned that Comeaux knows the area where he escaped well and could have family nearby .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
In 1999 , Comeaux stabbed his wife during a visit , using his wheelchair to pin her against a wall while he stabbed her .
His wife survived , but another inmate who tried to break up the attack also suffered stab wounds , and Comeaux was convicted of additional assault charges and received two additional life sentences .
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Texas escapee now on <m> U . S . Marshal's </m> most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
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He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas <m> escapee </m> now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
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He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
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He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He escaped last week while being transported from <m> a prison in Huntsville </m> to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted <m> list </m>
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He escaped <m> last week </m> while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three <m> life </m> sentences .
He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville <m> to one in Beaumont , Texas </m> .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most <m> wanted </m> list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is <m> serving </m> three life sentences .
He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life <m> sentences </m> .
He escaped last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He <m> escaped </m> last week while being transported from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Updated Saturday , December 05 , 2009 8 : 28 PM
Texas escapee now on U . S . Marshal's most wanted list
Last week's escapee from the Texas prison system is still at large and is now on the U . S . Marshal Service's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is serving three life sentences .
He escaped last week while being <m> transported </m> from a prison in Huntsville to one in Beaumont , Texas .
Comeaux is accused of using a gun which was smuggled in to him for the escape .
He was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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A <m> judge </m> on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the <m> man </m> who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked <m> jury </m> failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four <m> people </m> in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death <m> sentence </m> .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on <m> Saturday </m> sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple <m> life sentences </m> with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple <m> life sentences </m> with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who <m> killed </m> four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse <m> escape </m> to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse <m> escape </m> to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday sentenced the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury <m> failed </m> to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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A judge on Saturday <m> sentenced </m> the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape to multiple life sentences with no chance of parole after a deadlocked jury failed to return a death sentence .
Brian Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murder and dozens of other counts for the March 2005 rampage that started in a downtown courthouse , led to an Atlanta neighborhood and ended with his capture the next day in a suburban county .
He will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum sentence on each charge .
`` If there was any more I could give you , I would , '' the judge said .
Nichols was spared capital punishment when the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to condemn him to death row for the murders of a judge , a court reporter , a deputy and a federal agent .
After four days and more than 30 hours of deliberations , the jury was deadlocked at 9-3 , with nine in favor of the death penalty and three voting for life without parole .
Nichols , who argued he was mentally insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The sentence caps more than three years of efforts to bring Nichols to justice since his arrest that were repeatedly bogged down by legal complications , frustrating victims ' relatives and angering state legislators over the costs .
The rampage prompted attorneys and judges to question their safety and law enforcement around the state to re-examine courthouse security measures .
The deadlocked jury was a setback for prosecutors , who turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
But District Attorney Paul Howard said he has spoken with U.S. attorneys about a possible death penalty trial against Nichols in federal court for the killing of the off-duty federal agent .
Howard also said Georgia prosecutors need more leeway to strike jurors who are reluctant to vote for the death penalty .
He said jurors have told him that the three holdouts refused to deliberate and one even wore headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
`` The community has spoken , '' he said .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
In a tearful post-trial press conference , the families of the victims thanked the prosecutors for going through with the trial , as painful as it was .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` Which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life. I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he beat a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
The judge , after sentencing Nichols to the slew of charges , urged the victims ' of Nichols ' crimes to try their best to regroup .
`` We 've learned a lot from this horrible tragedy , and as horrible as it was , we need to learn from this and make sure it never happens again , '' said Bodiford .
The judge offered advice for the prison guards who will handle Nichols:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the <m> man </m> who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four <m> people </m> in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four <m> people </m> in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to <m> prison </m> for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to <m> prison </m> for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for <m> life without parole </m> and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for <m> life without parole </m> and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced <m> Saturday </m> to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced <m> Saturday </m> to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and <m> hundreds of years </m> more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than <m> three years </m> and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled <m> trail </m> of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled <m> trail </m> of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who <m> killed </m> four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who <m> killed </m> four people in a brazen courthouse escape was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse <m> escape </m> was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse <m> escape </m> was sentenced Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was <m> sentenced </m> Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
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After more than three years and a tangled trail of frustrating legal delays , the man who killed four people in a brazen courthouse escape was <m> sentenced </m> Saturday to prison for life without parole and hundreds of years more .
Yet prosecutors who spent the last month urging jurors to sentence one of Atlanta 's most notorious criminals to death were not celebrating .
`` The community has spoken , '' Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said at an emotional press conference after the sentencing of Brian Nichols .
`` Even though we are puzzled and terribly disappointed by the decision , we must accept the conclusion provided by our community . ''
It showed how difficult it is to get a capital sentence in Atlanta 's Fulton County , where death penalties are rare even in a state where support for capital punishment is widespread .
Georgia tied for third in carrying out executions last year .
And it underscored the problems Georgia prosecutors say they frequently face with the requirement that death sentences can only be returned by unanimous jury verdicts .
Nichols , 37 , was found guilty last month of murdering a judge , a court reporter , a sheriff 's deputy and a federal agent in the March 2005 rampage .
After four days deliberating on whether to recommend the death penalty , the jury deadlocked at 9-3 .
Nichols will likely die in prison after Superior Court Judge James Bodiford handed down the maximum prison sentence on each of 54 charges .
The deadlock devastated prosecutors , who had turned down an offer from Nichols ' attorneys to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence .
The trial has already cost more than $ 2 million , likely the most expensive in state history .
And it may not be over yet:
Howard said he 's talked to the U.S. Attorney about a federal death penalty trial for the federal agent 's slaying .
In the meantime , Howard and some state legislative leaders said Georgia 's death penalty rules should be changed .
`` Georgia is a conservative state , but there are pockets where it is not , '' said state Rep. Barry Fleming , a Republican who led a failed bid last year to allow judges to approve death penalties even if one or two jurors voted against it .
`` There are people who will attempt to nullify the law when they get on the jury . ''
The last time a Fulton County jury issued a death sentence was eight years ago , and only then for a triple murderer who killed a toddler .
One factor could be race .
The county is 43 percent black , and numerous polls and surveys have found that blacks are more likely than whites to oppose capital punishment .
Eight of the jurors were black .
The three who voted against the death penalty would not comment , but Howard said other jurors told him the three holdouts refused to deliberate .
He said he was told that one was wearing headphones during the closed-door discussions this week .
Two jurors who spoke at Howard 's news conference but declined to be identified said they worked hard to try to reach a verdict .
`` I believe Brian Nichols did not win .
In his own words , he said it 's not his DNA to stay in jail , which is what he has to look forward to the rest of his life , '' said Christina Greenway , daughter of slain court reporter Julie Ann Brandau .
`` I 'm not disappointed and I have no regrets . ''
Nichols was being escorted to his trial for rape when he overpowered a deputy guarding him and stole her gun .
He burst into the courtroom and shot and killed Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , Brandau and sheriff 's Deputy Hoyt Teasley .
He fled downtown Atlanta and managed to evade hundreds of police officers searching for him overnight .
In Atlanta 's posh Buckhead neighborhood , he shot and killed federal agent David Wilhelm at a house the agent was renovating .
Death penalty experts said the Nichols verdict shows there 's no telling what will happen when a jury is asked to settle a capital case .
`` It 's very hard for 12 people to sit down around the table to make a decision to put another human being to death , '' said Stephen Bright , a Yale Law School lecturer and a veteran capital defense attorney .
Nichols , who argued he was insane when he carried out the killings , spoke for the first time in court on Saturday as relatives of the victims ' families quietly wept .
`` I just wanted to say that I know that the things I 've done caused a lot of pain and I 'm sorry , '' he said .
`` And I just wanted to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life .
That 's it . ''
The judge had advice for anyone who deals with Nichols in the future:
`` Do not trust Mr. Nichols ever again .
Ever again .
Because he can not be trusted . ''
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Now that Fulton County courthouse killer <m> Brian Nichols </m> has been sentenced to life without parole , one of the not yet answered questions is where the 37-year-old will serve time .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford on Saturday suggested that Nichols should serve his time in the federal maximum security prison - known as Supermax - in Florence , Colo. , which has the reputation as the nation 's toughest and most secure prison .
Bodiford said he was surprised to learn during the trial that Nichols , who is committed of state crimes , could still serve his time in a federal prison .
`` I thought maybe Supermax might be a good place for Mr. Nichols for what it is worth , '' Bodiford said .
`` I do n't believe I can order it and I am not going to order it but that is my two cents worth . ''
About the prison:
The supermax unit at the Florence Federal Correctional Complex at Florence , Colo. , primarily holds extremely dangerous or escape-risk federal inmates .
There also are a few state prisoners there who need more security than those prisons can provide .
The remote prison , which opened in 1994 , almost disappears into the same-color desert around it .
Cells are 8-by-12 feet , with concrete walls , ceilings and furnishings , including the bed .
The toilets , sinks and showers are stainless steel .
Cell windows are long and narrow , limiting the view to only the sky .
Some known inmates:
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski , shoe bomber Richard Reid , and Sept. 11 , 2001 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui .
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin , the 1960s militant once named H. Rap Brown , convicted in Georgia of the state crime of murdering a Fulton County deputy .
Convicted of federal crimes in Georgia : Eric Robert Rudolph , who pleaded guilty to the Centennial Olympic Park bombings and other bombings in Atlanta , and Malachi Z. York , the Nuwaubian leader convicted of child molestation , racketeering and federal financial reporting charges .
Prison program:
A three-step program limits - or perhaps deprives - inmates of many things that would stimulate the senses - smell , sight and touch .
Olympic Park bomber Rudolph complained in letters to a Colorado newspaper in 2006 that the prison 's design was driving him insane .
In the first stage of the program , inmates spend 23 of every 24 hours double-locked behind a steel door and a barred grate .
They are allowed one 15-minute telephone call a month .
One hour each day is spent alone in a recreation area .
Their behavior is reviewed every 90 days before they can be moved up to the next step .
At the second and third steps , inmates are given progressively more freedom , more time for exercise , longer and more frequent telephone calls and more social contact with other prisoners - as long as they are free of violations .
Limited inmate privileges:
Inmates get a radio and a black-and-white , 13-inch television made specially with clear backs that reveal all internal components .
The TVs are hooked up to `` basic cable . ''
Inmates participate in religious services that are broadcast on their televisions .
Guards pass inmates ' meals , law books and other items through a slot in the door .
There is limited direct human contact .
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Now that Fulton County courthouse killer Brian Nichols has been sentenced to life without parole , one of the not yet answered questions is where the <m> 37-year-old </m> will serve time .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford on Saturday suggested that Nichols should serve his time in the federal maximum security prison - known as Supermax - in Florence , Colo. , which has the reputation as the nation 's toughest and most secure prison .
Bodiford said he was surprised to learn during the trial that Nichols , who is committed of state crimes , could still serve his time in a federal prison .
`` I thought maybe Supermax might be a good place for Mr. Nichols for what it is worth , '' Bodiford said .
`` I do n't believe I can order it and I am not going to order it but that is my two cents worth . ''
About the prison:
The supermax unit at the Florence Federal Correctional Complex at Florence , Colo. , primarily holds extremely dangerous or escape-risk federal inmates .
There also are a few state prisoners there who need more security than those prisons can provide .
The remote prison , which opened in 1994 , almost disappears into the same-color desert around it .
Cells are 8-by-12 feet , with concrete walls , ceilings and furnishings , including the bed .
The toilets , sinks and showers are stainless steel .
Cell windows are long and narrow , limiting the view to only the sky .
Some known inmates:
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski , shoe bomber Richard Reid , and Sept. 11 , 2001 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui .
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin , the 1960s militant once named H. Rap Brown , convicted in Georgia of the state crime of murdering a Fulton County deputy .
Convicted of federal crimes in Georgia : Eric Robert Rudolph , who pleaded guilty to the Centennial Olympic Park bombings and other bombings in Atlanta , and Malachi Z. York , the Nuwaubian leader convicted of child molestation , racketeering and federal financial reporting charges .
Prison program:
A three-step program limits - or perhaps deprives - inmates of many things that would stimulate the senses - smell , sight and touch .
Olympic Park bomber Rudolph complained in letters to a Colorado newspaper in 2006 that the prison 's design was driving him insane .
In the first stage of the program , inmates spend 23 of every 24 hours double-locked behind a steel door and a barred grate .
They are allowed one 15-minute telephone call a month .
One hour each day is spent alone in a recreation area .
Their behavior is reviewed every 90 days before they can be moved up to the next step .
At the second and third steps , inmates are given progressively more freedom , more time for exercise , longer and more frequent telephone calls and more social contact with other prisoners - as long as they are free of violations .
Limited inmate privileges:
Inmates get a radio and a black-and-white , 13-inch television made specially with clear backs that reveal all internal components .
The TVs are hooked up to `` basic cable . ''
Inmates participate in religious services that are broadcast on their televisions .
Guards pass inmates ' meals , law books and other items through a slot in the door .
There is limited direct human contact .
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Now that Fulton County courthouse killer Brian Nichols has been sentenced to <m> life without parole </m> , one of the not yet answered questions is where the 37-year-old will serve time .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford on Saturday suggested that Nichols should serve his time in the federal maximum security prison - known as Supermax - in Florence , Colo. , which has the reputation as the nation 's toughest and most secure prison .
Bodiford said he was surprised to learn during the trial that Nichols , who is committed of state crimes , could still serve his time in a federal prison .
`` I thought maybe Supermax might be a good place for Mr. Nichols for what it is worth , '' Bodiford said .
`` I do n't believe I can order it and I am not going to order it but that is my two cents worth . ''
About the prison:
The supermax unit at the Florence Federal Correctional Complex at Florence , Colo. , primarily holds extremely dangerous or escape-risk federal inmates .
There also are a few state prisoners there who need more security than those prisons can provide .
The remote prison , which opened in 1994 , almost disappears into the same-color desert around it .
Cells are 8-by-12 feet , with concrete walls , ceilings and furnishings , including the bed .
The toilets , sinks and showers are stainless steel .
Cell windows are long and narrow , limiting the view to only the sky .
Some known inmates:
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski , shoe bomber Richard Reid , and Sept. 11 , 2001 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui .
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin , the 1960s militant once named H. Rap Brown , convicted in Georgia of the state crime of murdering a Fulton County deputy .
Convicted of federal crimes in Georgia : Eric Robert Rudolph , who pleaded guilty to the Centennial Olympic Park bombings and other bombings in Atlanta , and Malachi Z. York , the Nuwaubian leader convicted of child molestation , racketeering and federal financial reporting charges .
Prison program:
A three-step program limits - or perhaps deprives - inmates of many things that would stimulate the senses - smell , sight and touch .
Olympic Park bomber Rudolph complained in letters to a Colorado newspaper in 2006 that the prison 's design was driving him insane .
In the first stage of the program , inmates spend 23 of every 24 hours double-locked behind a steel door and a barred grate .
They are allowed one 15-minute telephone call a month .
One hour each day is spent alone in a recreation area .
Their behavior is reviewed every 90 days before they can be moved up to the next step .
At the second and third steps , inmates are given progressively more freedom , more time for exercise , longer and more frequent telephone calls and more social contact with other prisoners - as long as they are free of violations .
Limited inmate privileges:
Inmates get a radio and a black-and-white , 13-inch television made specially with clear backs that reveal all internal components .
The TVs are hooked up to `` basic cable . ''
Inmates participate in religious services that are broadcast on their televisions .
Guards pass inmates ' meals , law books and other items through a slot in the door .
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Now that Fulton County courthouse killer Brian Nichols has been sentenced to life without parole , one of the not yet answered <m> questions </m> is where the 37-year-old will serve time .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford on Saturday suggested that Nichols should serve his time in the federal maximum security prison - known as Supermax - in Florence , Colo. , which has the reputation as the nation 's toughest and most secure prison .
Bodiford said he was surprised to learn during the trial that Nichols , who is committed of state crimes , could still serve his time in a federal prison .
`` I thought maybe Supermax might be a good place for Mr. Nichols for what it is worth , '' Bodiford said .
`` I do n't believe I can order it and I am not going to order it but that is my two cents worth . ''
About the prison:
The supermax unit at the Florence Federal Correctional Complex at Florence , Colo. , primarily holds extremely dangerous or escape-risk federal inmates .
There also are a few state prisoners there who need more security than those prisons can provide .
The remote prison , which opened in 1994 , almost disappears into the same-color desert around it .
Cells are 8-by-12 feet , with concrete walls , ceilings and furnishings , including the bed .
The toilets , sinks and showers are stainless steel .
Cell windows are long and narrow , limiting the view to only the sky .
Some known inmates:
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski , shoe bomber Richard Reid , and Sept. 11 , 2001 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui .
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin , the 1960s militant once named H. Rap Brown , convicted in Georgia of the state crime of murdering a Fulton County deputy .
Convicted of federal crimes in Georgia : Eric Robert Rudolph , who pleaded guilty to the Centennial Olympic Park bombings and other bombings in Atlanta , and Malachi Z. York , the Nuwaubian leader convicted of child molestation , racketeering and federal financial reporting charges .
Prison program:
A three-step program limits - or perhaps deprives - inmates of many things that would stimulate the senses - smell , sight and touch .
Olympic Park bomber Rudolph complained in letters to a Colorado newspaper in 2006 that the prison 's design was driving him insane .
In the first stage of the program , inmates spend 23 of every 24 hours double-locked behind a steel door and a barred grate .
They are allowed one 15-minute telephone call a month .
One hour each day is spent alone in a recreation area .
Their behavior is reviewed every 90 days before they can be moved up to the next step .
At the second and third steps , inmates are given progressively more freedom , more time for exercise , longer and more frequent telephone calls and more social contact with other prisoners - as long as they are free of violations .
Limited inmate privileges:
Inmates get a radio and a black-and-white , 13-inch television made specially with clear backs that reveal all internal components .
The TVs are hooked up to `` basic cable . ''
Inmates participate in religious services that are broadcast on their televisions .
Guards pass inmates ' meals , law books and other items through a slot in the door .
There is limited direct human contact .
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Now that Fulton County courthouse killer Brian Nichols has been <m> sentenced </m> to life without parole , one of the not yet answered questions is where the 37-year-old will serve time .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford on Saturday suggested that Nichols should serve his time in the federal maximum security prison - known as Supermax - in Florence , Colo. , which has the reputation as the nation 's toughest and most secure prison .
Bodiford said he was surprised to learn during the trial that Nichols , who is committed of state crimes , could still serve his time in a federal prison .
`` I thought maybe Supermax might be a good place for Mr. Nichols for what it is worth , '' Bodiford said .
`` I do n't believe I can order it and I am not going to order it but that is my two cents worth . ''
About the prison:
The supermax unit at the Florence Federal Correctional Complex at Florence , Colo. , primarily holds extremely dangerous or escape-risk federal inmates .
There also are a few state prisoners there who need more security than those prisons can provide .
The remote prison , which opened in 1994 , almost disappears into the same-color desert around it .
Cells are 8-by-12 feet , with concrete walls , ceilings and furnishings , including the bed .
The toilets , sinks and showers are stainless steel .
Cell windows are long and narrow , limiting the view to only the sky .
Some known inmates:
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski , shoe bomber Richard Reid , and Sept. 11 , 2001 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui .
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin , the 1960s militant once named H. Rap Brown , convicted in Georgia of the state crime of murdering a Fulton County deputy .
Convicted of federal crimes in Georgia : Eric Robert Rudolph , who pleaded guilty to the Centennial Olympic Park bombings and other bombings in Atlanta , and Malachi Z. York , the Nuwaubian leader convicted of child molestation , racketeering and federal financial reporting charges .
Prison program:
A three-step program limits - or perhaps deprives - inmates of many things that would stimulate the senses - smell , sight and touch .
Olympic Park bomber Rudolph complained in letters to a Colorado newspaper in 2006 that the prison 's design was driving him insane .
In the first stage of the program , inmates spend 23 of every 24 hours double-locked behind a steel door and a barred grate .
They are allowed one 15-minute telephone call a month .
One hour each day is spent alone in a recreation area .
Their behavior is reviewed every 90 days before they can be moved up to the next step .
At the second and third steps , inmates are given progressively more freedom , more time for exercise , longer and more frequent telephone calls and more social contact with other prisoners - as long as they are free of violations .
Limited inmate privileges:
Inmates get a radio and a black-and-white , 13-inch television made specially with clear backs that reveal all internal components .
The TVs are hooked up to `` basic cable . ''
Inmates participate in religious services that are broadcast on their televisions .
Guards pass inmates ' meals , law books and other items through a slot in the door .
There is limited direct human contact .
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Now that Fulton County courthouse killer Brian Nichols has been sentenced to life without parole , one of the not yet answered questions is where the 37-year-old will <m> serve </m> time .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford on Saturday suggested that Nichols should serve his time in the federal maximum security prison - known as Supermax - in Florence , Colo. , which has the reputation as the nation 's toughest and most secure prison .
Bodiford said he was surprised to learn during the trial that Nichols , who is committed of state crimes , could still serve his time in a federal prison .
`` I thought maybe Supermax might be a good place for Mr. Nichols for what it is worth , '' Bodiford said .
`` I do n't believe I can order it and I am not going to order it but that is my two cents worth . ''
About the prison:
The supermax unit at the Florence Federal Correctional Complex at Florence , Colo. , primarily holds extremely dangerous or escape-risk federal inmates .
There also are a few state prisoners there who need more security than those prisons can provide .
The remote prison , which opened in 1994 , almost disappears into the same-color desert around it .
Cells are 8-by-12 feet , with concrete walls , ceilings and furnishings , including the bed .
The toilets , sinks and showers are stainless steel .
Cell windows are long and narrow , limiting the view to only the sky .
Some known inmates:
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski , shoe bomber Richard Reid , and Sept. 11 , 2001 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui .
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin , the 1960s militant once named H. Rap Brown , convicted in Georgia of the state crime of murdering a Fulton County deputy .
Convicted of federal crimes in Georgia : Eric Robert Rudolph , who pleaded guilty to the Centennial Olympic Park bombings and other bombings in Atlanta , and Malachi Z. York , the Nuwaubian leader convicted of child molestation , racketeering and federal financial reporting charges .
Prison program:
A three-step program limits - or perhaps deprives - inmates of many things that would stimulate the senses - smell , sight and touch .
Olympic Park bomber Rudolph complained in letters to a Colorado newspaper in 2006 that the prison 's design was driving him insane .
In the first stage of the program , inmates spend 23 of every 24 hours double-locked behind a steel door and a barred grate .
They are allowed one 15-minute telephone call a month .
One hour each day is spent alone in a recreation area .
Their behavior is reviewed every 90 days before they can be moved up to the next step .
At the second and third steps , inmates are given progressively more freedom , more time for exercise , longer and more frequent telephone calls and more social contact with other prisoners - as long as they are free of violations .
Limited inmate privileges:
Inmates get a radio and a black-and-white , 13-inch television made specially with clear backs that reveal all internal components .
The TVs are hooked up to `` basic cable . ''
Inmates participate in religious services that are broadcast on their televisions .
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Outside the courtroom , Nichols shot and killed a sheriff 's deputy sergeant .
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Outside the courtroom , Nichols shot and killed a sheriff 's deputy sergeant .
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Outside the courtroom , Nichols shot and killed a sheriff 's deputy sergeant .
Later that day , as he attempted to elude police , he shot and killed a U.S. Customs agent .
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Former Kutztown University football player Brian Nichols has received a <m> sentence </m> of life in prison without parole for a March 2005 shooting spree in an Atlanta courthouse , according to reports .
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Outside the courtroom , Nichols shot and killed a sheriff 's deputy sergeant .
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A <m> judge </m> in Fulton County , Ga . , sentenced Brian Nichols Saturday to multiple life prison sentences for his deadly 2005 rampage at Fulton Courthouse .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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A judge in Fulton County , Ga . , sentenced <m> Brian Nichols </m> Saturday to multiple life prison sentences for his deadly 2005 rampage at Fulton Courthouse .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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A judge in Fulton County , Ga . , sentenced Brian Nichols Saturday to multiple life prison sentences for his deadly 2005 rampage <m> at Fulton Courthouse </m> .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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A judge in Fulton County , Ga . , sentenced Brian Nichols Saturday to multiple life prison sentences for his deadly <m> 2005 </m> rampage at Fulton Courthouse .
Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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Superior Court Judge James Bodiford sentenced Nichols to seven consecutive life sentences and four sentences of life without parole for the March 11 , 2005 , incident that left four people dead , The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
`` You 'll be pleased to know that I 'm not going to lecture too much this morning , '' Bodiford said .
`` I 'm not going to express outrage and I 'm not going to express any feelings might have .
The jury has spoken and I respect the jury .
I think the jury did everything it could to come up with a unanimous sentence . ''
Nichols was convicted of overpowering a sheriff 's deputy before killing Superior Court Judge Rowland Barnes , court reporter Julie Ann Brandau , Sheriff 's Deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and U.S. Customs Agent David Wilhelm .
The Journal-Constitution said Nichols , who also received an additional sentence of 485 years , offered a show of remorse before his sentence was announced Saturday .
`` I am sorry .
I just want to say that I will not bring dishonor to the decision to spare my life , '' the convicted killer said .
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His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
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His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
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His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
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His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
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His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
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Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr : Texas Child Molester Escaped and Armed
November 30 , 2009 at 02 : 22 pm
Texas inmate Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . escaped when he was being transported to a prison in Beaumont from Huntsville .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is a convicted sex offender serving a life sentence .
Comeaux <m> escaped </m> with a 12 - gauge shotgun and 2 semiautomatic pistols .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
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Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr : Texas Child Molester <m> Escaped </m> and Armed
November 30 , 2009 at 02 : 22 pm
Texas inmate Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . escaped when he was being transported to a prison in Beaumont from Huntsville .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is a convicted sex offender serving a life sentence .
Comeaux escaped with a 12 - gauge shotgun and 2 semiautomatic pistols .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
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Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr : Texas Child Molester Escaped and <m> Armed </m>
November 30 , 2009 at 02 : 22 pm
Texas inmate Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . escaped when he was being transported to a prison in Beaumont from Huntsville .
Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . is a convicted sex offender serving a life sentence .
Comeaux escaped with a 12 - gauge shotgun and 2 semiautomatic pistols .
He initially was imprisoned on February 1979 on three 10 - year sentences for rape of a child , aggravated rape of a child , and burglary of a building with the intent to commit theft .
His supervision was revoked and he returned to prison in May 1984 with a new charge of indecency with a child , given a new 20 year sentence .
Between 1991 and 1998 , Comeaux was in and out of prison on parole violations until he finally returned to prison in June 1999 to serve a life sentence for aggravated sexual assault .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The <m> U . S . Marshals </m> have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Texas Prison <m> Escapee </m> Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a <m> man </m> serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of <m> fugitives </m> a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
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Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ <m> list </m> of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three <m> life </m> sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
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During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man <m> serving </m> three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who <m> escaped </m> custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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http : / / www . justice . gov / marshals / investigations / most _ wanted / comeaux / comeaux . htm
Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who <m> escaped </m> custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his <m> transport </m> from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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http : / / www . justice . gov / marshals / investigations / most _ wanted / comeaux / comeaux . htm
Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his <m> transport </m> from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped <m> custody </m> during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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http : / / www . justice . gov / marshals / investigations / most _ wanted / comeaux / comeaux . htm
Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped <m> custody </m> during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life sentences who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life <m> sentences </m> who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
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http : / / www . justice . gov / marshals / investigations / most _ wanted / comeaux / comeaux . htm
Texas Prison Escapee Added to U . S . Marshals '15 Most Wanted' List
The U . S . Marshals have added to their ” 15 Most Wanted “ list of fugitives a man serving three life <m> sentences </m> who escaped custody during his transport from Huntsville , Texas , to Stiles , Texas .
During the escape , Arcade Joseph Comeaux , Jr . allegedly produced a weapon and fired upon two correctional officers , took them hostage and forced them to drive to Baytown , Texas , where he restrained the officers in the back of the van , took their firearms and one of their uniforms .
Comeaux ’ s escape is all the more surprising since authorities had mistakenly believed he was paralyzed following a stroke , and was wheelchair bound .
Comeaux fled on foot following his escape .
Comeaux was in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon .
According to Texas authorities , the weapons conviction stemmed from a 1999 incident where he stabbed his wife 17 times while she was visiting him in prison .
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A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after authorities received several phone tips , including one from a salesman who recognized the inmate outside his business .
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A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after <m> authorities </m> received several phone tips , including one from a salesman who recognized the inmate outside his business .
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http : / / www . utsandiego . com / news / 2009 / dec / 07 / texas - prisoner - captured - after - week - on - the - run / all / ? print
Texas prisoner captured after week on the run
7 : 15 a . m . Dec . 7 , 2009
A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after <m> authorities </m> received several phone tips , including one from a salesman who recognized the inmate outside his business .
A hungry , wet and barefoot Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the U . S . Marshals Service .
Comeaux , 49 , was in a wheelchair Nov . 30 when he pulled a gun on two guards and fired it during a transfer from a prison unit in Huntsville to one in Beaumont .
The guards , who were unharmed , were forced to drive to the Baytown area , where Comeaux took their weapons , handcuffed them together and ran away .
Comeaux was serving a sentence of life in prison for a 1998 aggravated sexual assault conviction in Brazos County , northwest of Houston .
He was given two extra life sentences after being convicted of stabbing his wife and another person in 1999 while she visited him in prison .
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A hungry , wet and barefoot Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the U . S . Marshals Service .
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A hungry , wet and barefoot Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the <m> U . S . Marshals Service </m> .
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http : / / www . utsandiego . com / news / 2009 / dec / 07 / texas - prisoner - captured - after - week - on - the - run / all / ? print
Texas prisoner captured after week on the run
7 : 15 a . m . Dec . 7 , 2009
A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after authorities received several phone tips , including one from a salesman who recognized the inmate outside his business .
A hungry , wet and barefoot Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the <m> U . S . Marshals Service </m> .
Comeaux , 49 , was in a wheelchair Nov . 30 when he pulled a gun on two guards and fired it during a transfer from a prison unit in Huntsville to one in Beaumont .
The guards , who were unharmed , were forced to drive to the Baytown area , where Comeaux took their weapons , handcuffed them together and ran away .
Comeaux was serving a sentence of life in prison for a 1998 aggravated sexual assault conviction in Brazos County , northwest of Houston .
He was given two extra life sentences after being convicted of stabbing his wife and another person in 1999 while she visited him in prison .
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A hungry , wet and barefoot Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the U . S . Marshals Service .
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A hungry , wet and barefoot <m> Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr </m> . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the U . S . Marshals Service .
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http : / / www . utsandiego . com / news / 2009 / dec / 07 / texas - prisoner - captured - after - week - on - the - run / all / ? print
Texas prisoner captured after week on the run
7 : 15 a . m . Dec . 7 , 2009
A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after authorities received several phone tips , including one from a salesman who recognized the inmate outside his business .
A hungry , wet and barefoot <m> Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr </m> . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the U . S . Marshals Service .
Comeaux , 49 , was in a wheelchair Nov . 30 when he pulled a gun on two guards and fired it during a transfer from a prison unit in Huntsville to one in Beaumont .
The guards , who were unharmed , were forced to drive to the Baytown area , where Comeaux took their weapons , handcuffed them together and ran away .
Comeaux was serving a sentence of life in prison for a 1998 aggravated sexual assault conviction in Brazos County , northwest of Houston .
He was given two extra life sentences after being convicted of stabbing his wife and another person in 1999 while she visited him in prison .
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A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after authorities received several phone tips , including one from a salesman who recognized the inmate outside his business .
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A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after authorities received several phone tips , including one from a <m> salesman </m> who recognized the inmate outside his business .
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http : / / www . utsandiego . com / news / 2009 / dec / 07 / texas - prisoner - captured - after - week - on - the - run / all / ? print
Texas prisoner captured after week on the run
7 : 15 a . m . Dec . 7 , 2009
A convicted sex offender who was the subject of a weeklong manhunt after pulling off a daring escape during a prison transfer was captured Monday after authorities received several phone tips , including one from a <m> salesman </m> who recognized the inmate outside his business .
A hungry , wet and barefoot Arcade Joseph Comeaux Jr . was caught in northeast Houston , about 25 miles northwest of where he escaped , said Alfredo Perez , a spokesman for the U . S . Marshals Service .
Comeaux , 49 , was in a wheelchair Nov . 30 when he pulled a gun on two guards and fired it during a transfer from a prison unit in Huntsville to one in Beaumont .
The guards , who were unharmed , were forced to drive to the Baytown area , where Comeaux took their weapons , handcuffed them together and ran away .
Comeaux was serving a sentence of life in prison for a 1998 aggravated sexual assault conviction in Brazos County , northwest of Houston .
He was given two extra life sentences after being convicted of stabbing his wife and another person in 1999 while she visited him in prison .
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