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Police have not released any details about their investigation, including how Gemeille and Irby knew one another, . . .

ahhh, they lived at the same address, see above paragraph. but in any case, sounds like life in prison, 2nd offense. too bad they let him out the first time.

Doesn't say the charges were dismissed.

No Bartmeister - he's out of jail for the 2010 charge because those charges were dismissed. Now, you know

So he's charged in a murder 1 in 2010 and he's out on bail or bond? Good to know.

" (Sometimes, folks are wrongly charged.)"

And sometimes NOT

He was out of jail on the 2010 charge because the charges were dismissed. He spent 10 months in jail, with no evidence to support the charges. It took that long to get the charges dismissed. (Sometimes, folks are wrongly charged.)

Sensless violence wonder where things broke down in his life where he so numb death is the norm for him. Nice lookin young man gone...so unfortunate

cocker_mom got me thinking. How does this sound: if you're charged with another crime while out on bail, the bail is revoked and you get to sit in jail till we're darn good and ready to try you, and any time served does not count against your sentence.

Truly we need to get to the bottom of this. It seems like every murdering criminal has a long and storied past with regard to already being out awaiting trial on some other charge and their behavior has escalated.

I agree - judges who have let these felons out on bond / bail should be named.

Also - maybe it really just is a few bad apples - as none of these murders appear to be strangers to the system. they repeat and they escalate, often without even going through trial of one crime before committing another.

The answer might appear to be to be VERY hard on violent offenders from the start - at least if they are locked up they won't be committing more acts.

Wonder what the average number of prior offenses is for someone accused of murder? And how often murderers are already awaiting trial on another charge?

Maybe he won't be out, after this, to do more harm? So far, the law has not taught him much.

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