Phoenix – man I was convicted of killing eight people On Phoenix in 2017, it is scheduled to start the ruling part of his trial, as prosecutors are looking for the death penalty.
Clevos Coxy Junior, 43, was convicted last week Killing, kidnapping, armed theft and sexual assault charge In the attacks on a Three weeks Which targeted the indiscriminate victims, his mother and his wife.
Among the victims were in Phoenix and Jelandall, two men who were found dead in a parked car, a security guard shot while walking to his girlfriend’s apartment and a woman who was kidnapped, and found her body in an alley after sexual assault.
The authorities say they linked Coxi to slaughter through the evidence in his mother’s apartment in the wake of her killing. Investigators said this evidence included a rifle used in many killings, vehicles belonging to another victim and a victim of a victim wearing Coxi when he was arrested.
The authorities did not provide any motive.
Police said Coxy, an ambitious musician, knew some of the victims, but he was not aware of others. He kept his innocence.
The killings began four months after the release of Cooksey from prison on charges of condemnation of unintended killing for his participation in a robbery at the Al -Taraa Club in 2001, in which a partner was shot.
The first victims, Parker Smith, 21, and Andrew Ramlad, 27, were found on November 27, 2017. They were shot while sitting in a car in a car park. Five days later, security goalkeeper Salim Richards, 31, was shot while walking to his girlfriend’s apartment.
Over the next two weeks, Laturi Beckford, 29, and Christopher Cameron, 21, have been killed in a separate gunfire in residential complexes in Glendel, and the body of Maria Villanueva, 43, was found from the waist in an alley in Phoenix. The authorities said that the DNA was found on her body.
Finally, on December 17, 2017, Cooksey answered the door when the officers responded to the call point in his mother’s apartment. He told officers who noticed a large amount of blood that he cut off his hand and was the only house. Police says when a officer tried to detain him, Coxi threatened to cut the throat of the officer. René Coxy, 56, Edward Nun, 54, was found dead.
Cooksey detention follow two other cases in Metro Phoenix.
In 2015, 11 highways in the Phoenix region took place between late August and early September. No one was seriously injured, and the charges were later refused against the only accused person.
The next case took place over almost one period ending in July 2016. The bus driver, Aaron Juan Sausido, was arrested in April 2017 and was charged with first -degree killing in attacks that killed nine people.
Prosecutors are looking for the death penalty against Saucedo, with a trial scheduled for December. He declared his innocence.