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Mass murderer wrestled to floor after killing six kept off Death Row with desperate plea
Murderer Jared Lee Loughner was wrestled to the ground when he began shooting at a senator's communal gathering, killing six and eventually receiving a life sentence for his sickening slaughter
A murderer who killed six people in a horrific mass shooting avoided a Death Row sentence with a desperate plea deal.
Jared Lee Loughner will remain behind bars for the next 140 years for the horrific shootings he carried out in Tuscon, Arizona, United States back in January 2011.
It was over a year later on this day in May that a judge ruled a mental fitness test would be needed to see if Loughner could stand trial for the sick killings.
Among those Loughner injured were at-the-time senator Gabby Giffords, with 12 others injured in the attack.
Six people tragically lost their lives including district court judge John Roll, a member of Giffords' staff named Gabe Zimmerman and Christina-Taylor Green, a nine-year-old girl who happened to be in the area.
Loughner was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and ruled incompetent to stand trial in 2011, and the same verdict was passed in May 2012.
Eventually charged with two counts of first degree murder, attempted assassination of a member of Congress as well as 10 counts of injuring participants at a federally provided activity, Loughner was placed behind bars for life.
His disgusting attack on the constituent meeting helmed by Giffords saw Loughner unload onto a crowd with a Glock-19.
Loughner was injured in the attack and subsequently refused to cooperate with investigating officers, invoking his right to remain silent following the shooting.
A former friend of Loughner, Zach Osler, believes conspiracy theories surrounding the 9/11 attacks and impending 2012 apocalypse had driven the gunman insane, with his writings analysed at the time of his trial.
Writings had shown Loughner believed government individuals were attempting to brainwash people, with his sources cited as "ranging from Marx to Hitler to heavy metal."
Daily Star Sunday
Murderer Jared Lee Loughner was wrestled to the ground when he began shooting at a senator's communal gathering, killing six and eventually receiving a life sentence for his sickening slaughter
A murderer who killed six people in a horrific mass shooting avoided a Death Row sentence with a desperate plea deal.
Jared Lee Loughner will remain behind bars for the next 140 years for the horrific shootings he carried out in Tuscon, Arizona, United States back in January 2011.
It was over a year later on this day in May that a judge ruled a mental fitness test would be needed to see if Loughner could stand trial for the sick killings.
Among those Loughner injured were at-the-time senator Gabby Giffords, with 12 others injured in the attack.
Six people tragically lost their lives including district court judge John Roll, a member of Giffords' staff named Gabe Zimmerman and Christina-Taylor Green, a nine-year-old girl who happened to be in the area.
Loughner was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and ruled incompetent to stand trial in 2011, and the same verdict was passed in May 2012.
Eventually charged with two counts of first degree murder, attempted assassination of a member of Congress as well as 10 counts of injuring participants at a federally provided activity, Loughner was placed behind bars for life.
His disgusting attack on the constituent meeting helmed by Giffords saw Loughner unload onto a crowd with a Glock-19.
Loughner was injured in the attack and subsequently refused to cooperate with investigating officers, invoking his right to remain silent following the shooting.
A former friend of Loughner, Zach Osler, believes conspiracy theories surrounding the 9/11 attacks and impending 2012 apocalypse had driven the gunman insane, with his writings analysed at the time of his trial.
Writings had shown Loughner believed government individuals were attempting to brainwash people, with his sources cited as "ranging from Marx to Hitler to heavy metal."
Daily Star Sunday