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10-13-2004, 10:11 AM
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"He was hell bent to kill somebody that night,” she said. “His accomplice testified to that. He said, ‘Tonight I'm going to kill somebody. I’ve got lots of shells and tonight I'm going to kill somebody.’ "
Look at this! This fuckin' nut socialist writer wants us to carefully learn how to pronounce this monkey's goofy, frenchy, exoticized vowel and accent laden name on his way out!
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Dennis (whose first name is pronounced Ad-REM-ey) believes he is simply one good lawyer away from walking the streets a free man.
"At that time, I was young and dumb," the 6-foot-6, 200-pound inmate said. "I was drunk. I told this man, 'Don't move.' I ain't saying it's all his fault, but why did he move?
"Every day, I think about that. It ain't, 'Why did you kill that man?' It's, 'Why did you move?' I think about that every day - sometimes 1,000 times a day."
Kyle's mother, Doreen, was angered, but not surprised, to learn that Dennis still does not accept full responsibility for shooting her son.
"It's absolutely ridiculous," she said. "I never addressed him at his trial because he just sat there, slumped, and acted like, 'Why am I here, what did I do, who do they think they are?' "
[COLOR=Red] "I could be something great, man," he said. "I could have anything I want. I know that. . . . I want mansions and yachts and private planes and things like that."
Told that he sounds like he's living in a fantasy world, Dennis smiled and said, "I keep my mind positive. I might not get those mansions and yachts I'm talking about, but if - there's always if. [/COLOR]
"Until I'm in the graveyard, there's always if or maybe, and that's how I plan on living."
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Kurt Kyle, 29, a stock car racer, (in other words, White. -Chain) was hosting a party at his Akron home June 4, 1994, to celebrate a win at Barberton Speedway. As he walked a guest to his car early on June 5, Dennis, then 18, and Leroy Anderson, then 17, approached them.
Dennis had a sawed-off shotgun, and Anderson had a .25-caliber handgun. They asked Kyle for money, and when he said he had left his wallet in the house, Dennis shot him in the back of the head.
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Anderson held a gun to Eberhart, who gave him $15 and his watch. Dennis, who had a sawed-off shotgun, said he shot Kyle because Kyle moved against orders. Kyle had told Dennis he had no money but offered to get some from his house.
Anderson, 27, is serving a life sentence.
Dennis arrived at the death house at 9:57 a.m. Tuesday and was served his special meal at 4 p.m., said Andrea Dean, spokeswoman for the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.
He chose fried catfish with tartar sauce, ketchup and hot sauce, garlic bread with butter and lasagna with meat sauce. For dessert he chose pecan, pumpkin and sweet potato pie, all with whipped cream. He also chose ice cream and chocolate milk.
He visited with his mother, Marquita Dennis, and an aunt from 4:30 to 7 p.m., Dean said. He can also see them from 6:30 to 8 a.m. today. Dean said the warden will read the death warrant at 9:35 a.m. Dennis will then go to the execution chamber.
Dennis' family has said his life should be spared because of a childhood of neglect in which he lacked parenting, did not attend school and began running with gangs.
Anderson held a gun to Eberhart, who gave him $15 and his watch. Dennis, who had a sawed-off shotgun, said he shot Kyle because Kyle moved against orders. Kyle had told Dennis he had no money but offered to get some from his house.
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Dennis was convicted in the murder-robbery of 29-year-old Kurt Kyle, also of Akron, in 1994. Kyle was killed by a shotgun blast to the head during a robbery that netted Dennis $15.
Dennis said in a death row interview that he told Kyle not to move, but Kyle put his hand in his pocket.
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"He was hell bent to kill somebody that night,” she said. “His accomplice testified to that. He said, ‘Tonight I'm going to kill somebody. I’ve got lots of shells and tonight I'm going to kill somebody.’ "
Look at this! This fuckin' nut socialist writer wants us to carefully learn how to pronounce this monkey's goofy, frenchy, exoticized vowel and accent laden name on his way out!
http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/109697581762270.xml
Dennis (whose first name is pronounced Ad-REM-ey) believes he is simply one good lawyer away from walking the streets a free man.
"At that time, I was young and dumb," the 6-foot-6, 200-pound inmate said. "I was drunk. I told this man, 'Don't move.' I ain't saying it's all his fault, but why did he move?
"Every day, I think about that. It ain't, 'Why did you kill that man?' It's, 'Why did you move?' I think about that every day - sometimes 1,000 times a day."
Kyle's mother, Doreen, was angered, but not surprised, to learn that Dennis still does not accept full responsibility for shooting her son.
"It's absolutely ridiculous," she said. "I never addressed him at his trial because he just sat there, slumped, and acted like, 'Why am I here, what did I do, who do they think they are?' "
[COLOR=Red] "I could be something great, man," he said. "I could have anything I want. I know that. . . . I want mansions and yachts and private planes and things like that."
Told that he sounds like he's living in a fantasy world, Dennis smiled and said, "I keep my mind positive. I might not get those mansions and yachts I'm talking about, but if - there's always if. [/COLOR]
"Until I'm in the graveyard, there's always if or maybe, and that's how I plan on living."
http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/summit/1095500107103810.xml
Kurt Kyle, 29, a stock car racer, (in other words, White. -Chain) was hosting a party at his Akron home June 4, 1994, to celebrate a win at Barberton Speedway. As he walked a guest to his car early on June 5, Dennis, then 18, and Leroy Anderson, then 17, approached them.
Dennis had a sawed-off shotgun, and Anderson had a .25-caliber handgun. They asked Kyle for money, and when he said he had left his wallet in the house, Dennis shot him in the back of the head.
http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/summit/1097660078104890.xml
Anderson held a gun to Eberhart, who gave him $15 and his watch. Dennis, who had a sawed-off shotgun, said he shot Kyle because Kyle moved against orders. Kyle had told Dennis he had no money but offered to get some from his house.
Anderson, 27, is serving a life sentence.
Dennis arrived at the death house at 9:57 a.m. Tuesday and was served his special meal at 4 p.m., said Andrea Dean, spokeswoman for the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.
He chose fried catfish with tartar sauce, ketchup and hot sauce, garlic bread with butter and lasagna with meat sauce. For dessert he chose pecan, pumpkin and sweet potato pie, all with whipped cream. He also chose ice cream and chocolate milk.
He visited with his mother, Marquita Dennis, and an aunt from 4:30 to 7 p.m., Dean said. He can also see them from 6:30 to 8 a.m. today. Dean said the warden will read the death warrant at 9:35 a.m. Dennis will then go to the execution chamber.
Dennis' family has said his life should be spared because of a childhood of neglect in which he lacked parenting, did not attend school and began running with gangs.
Anderson held a gun to Eberhart, who gave him $15 and his watch. Dennis, who had a sawed-off shotgun, said he shot Kyle because Kyle moved against orders. Kyle had told Dennis he had no money but offered to get some from his house.
http://www.newsnet5.com/news/3803576/detail.html
Dennis was convicted in the murder-robbery of 29-year-old Kurt Kyle, also of Akron, in 1994. Kyle was killed by a shotgun blast to the head during a robbery that netted Dennis $15.
Dennis said in a death row interview that he told Kyle not to move, but Kyle put his hand in his pocket.