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Leon Wiley member of Oakland's so-called "Nut Case" gang will spend the rest of his life in prison

member of Oakland's so-called "Nut Case" gang will spend the rest of his life in prison for the murders of three people during the gang's 2003 killing spree.
Thirty-year-old Leon Wiley laughed and shouted his allegiance to the gang during his sentencing Tuesday in Alameda County Superior Court. Wiley was one of eight gang members who were arrested following the six-week crime spree that included five killings of strangers and numerous robberies. He was convicted in September of murdering 21-year-old Tracy Easterling and directing other gang members to kill 14-year-old Keith Maki-Harris and 24-year-old Jerry Duckworth. A jury also found him guilty of two counts of attempted murder and other felonies. The gang got its name because members allegedly killed for thrills.

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mscollege2009 said…
I GUESS MY DAD FINALLY GOT HIS FAME.THIS WHOLE CASE IS A BUNCH OF BULL..HE MAY HAVE DONE HIS DIRT IN THE STREETS OF OAKLAND BUT HE IS A REALLY GOOD PERSON.I DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW THEY ARE GOING TO SAY THAT THEY HAVE ALL THIS EVIDENCE ON HIM AND SHOWED NO PROOF AT ANY COURT DATE THEY HAVE EVER HELD FOR HIM.THIS WAS NOT JUSTIFIED AND FOR A JUDGE TO SAY HE CAN GET OUT IN 2010 BUT KEEP HIM FOR LIFE DUE TO THIS "EVIDENCE" THEY HAVE IS JUS BULL AND THEY KNOW IT.BUT HE IS STRONG AND GOD GOT HIS BACK.I LOVE YOU DADDY(UR 1 N ONLY BABYGIRL)
ivan said…
Woooow!!!
Lil girl...
ARE U 4REAL????
Daddy or NOT!!!
The man was a CRIMINAL!!! PERIOD!!
He didnt care about his victums lives....
nor YOURS!!!
Cuz if he did...
HE woulda dedicated it to livin as good as he coulda just for YOU!!!

Im from Oakland!! "The East" Deeeeep East!!
And all that dumbness that these yung black fools are doin is OLD!!!
And they ALL need to be hung from each light pole in da town!!!
I have NO pitty for them...
OR ur father!!!
Cuz THEY ALL are & were capable of doing better!!

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