To the left there is Michael Plumadore. He’s a real “stand up guy” if you ignore his assault charges and criminal record that stretch from Florida up to North Carolina, but Michael was in Fort Wayne, Indiana turning over a new leaf, and serving as a baby sitter for three young girls while their father slept before his third shift job and their mother worked through a bad Flu.
WALDROP PLEADS GUILTY IN BABY’S DEATH, SENTENCED TO LIFE
from the article by Kellie Singleton | The Franklin County (Alabama) Times
A Red Bay man originally found guilty of capital murder in 2007 whose conviction was overturned on appeal accepted a plea offer for murder during a hearing Tuesday morning.
Jody Wayne Waldrop, 33, formerly of Red Bay, pleaded guilty to murder and was given a life sentence by Circuit Judge Terry Dempsey.
Waldrop was originally charged with capital murder in 2005 for his role in the death of his three-week-old son, Chance.
A jury found Waldrop guilty of capital murder in August of 2007 following a week-long trial. Waldrop was given the death sentence by Dempsey, but the conviction was reversed in March of 2010 by the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals.
RAUL SARINANA, CATHY SARINANA SENTENCED TO DEATH IN NEPHEWS’ MURDERS
by Alicia Robinson, The Press Enterprise
The marriage of Raul and Cathy Sarinana was “a match made in hell” that resulted in the deaths of two defenseless boys, a judge said Friday before sentencing the Corona couple to death.
Raul Ricardo Sarinana, 42, and Cathy Lynn Sarinana, 32, were convicted in March of torturing and murdering 11-year-old Ricky Morales, their nephew. Authorities have said they believe the couple also killed 13-year-old Conrad Morales, Ricky’s brother, in Randle, Wash. Charges have not been filed in that death.
In pronouncing sentences for the Sarinanas in Superior Court in Riverside, Judge Paul E. Zellerbach followed the recommendations two juries made in April. A sentence of death in California is automatically appealed.
