Thread: MS-13 rapist draws 2 life terms

MS-13 rapist draws 2 life terms

Montgomery County Sentinel - Sep 13 4:29 PM
By Mike Sarzo
Sentinel Staff Writer

Prince George's County Circuit Court Judge Dwight Jackson sentenced a former MS-13 member to two life terms Monday for his part in a brutal rape case that began nearly two years ago, according to a statement by Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn F. Ivey's office.

A jury found Jafet Hernandez, 20, of Riverdale guilty March 29, 2006 of first-degree rape, first-degree sexual offense, kidnapping and robbery of a Riverdale woman in October 2005.

"This case shows how despicable people do unfathomable acts," Ivey said. "The jury's decision reflects the community's desire to send a strong message about group violence."

According to the statement, the incident began when Hernandez and another Hispanic male demanded money from the victim and her sister-in-law as they were walking home from a bus stop near Riverdale Plaza. The victim knocked on a door to seek help, but the second suspect grabbed her and joined Hernandez in dragging her to a bamboo grove near the side of a house.

A third suspect then joined them and the three men raped the victim. Her sister-in-law reported the abduction to the police, but the three men continued to rape her. One suspect shoved a mop handle in her vagina. The men threatened to kill her several times, but they fled when they heard police sirens.

The victim spotted Hernandez in a car with his mother Nov. 4, 2005 and notified police, who later arrested him.

Another defendant, Hector Mosquera was convicted of first-degree rape and three counts of first-degree sexual offense in connection with this case. Judge Richard A. Sothoron sentenced Mosquera to two life terms July 2, 2006.

According to Ivey's statement, the victim testified tearfully in Spanish against Hernandez during the trial.

"It is good that this defendant will be held accountable for what he did to a defenseless woman," Ivey said. We hope this will start the road to healing for this young lady."

Fellow co-defendant Eric Reyes faces sentencing Oct. 5.

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The 2 life terms is not enoungh... I believe if the judge looks in his hart he could find more for all of them

Hi controlledImmigration,

[President] Hillary may pardon a lot of incarcerated MS-13's just like she ordered the pardon of Yolanda Huet Vaughn.

and/or

Consider this.

Under the North American Union, our constitution goes away, to be replaced by more of a combination of dictatorship and a corporate hiearchy. Our English Common Law system goes away, probably to be replaced by the mexican legal system. Under the NAU, the laws that convicted felons violated may or may not transition. The transition to the NAU may become the basis for release of hundreds of thousands of dangerous criminals at the time of the dissolution of the US constitution.

Any Canadian readers out there? The NAU will release your criminals as well, and place you guys under the same dictatorship that we will be forced to succumb to.

Was the victim an illegal also? If so, she'll get that new visa.

How old is this article? The web site that you linked to is not working.

Originally Posted by jp_48504

How old is this article? The web site that you linked to is not working.

The article was posted on a few news services on Sept. 13, 2007.

MS-13 rapist draws 2 life terms (Montgomery County Sentinel)
Thu, 13 Sep 2007 23:29:50 GMT
Prince George's County Circuit Court Judge Dwight Jackson sentenced a former MS-13 member to two life terms Monday for his part in a brutal rape case that began nearly two years ago, according to a statement by Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn F. Ivey's office.

The link works now:

http://www.thesentinel.com/13640656733550.php