Judge Huck imposed five consecutive life sentences plus 85 years on 21-year-old Guillermo Zarabozo for his role in the murders and other crimes committed aboard the Joe Cool. Zarabozo maintained that his accomplice Kirby Archer, who is serving a life sentence, was solely responsible for the killings.
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Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Zarabozo sentenced to life
Judge Huck imposed five consecutive life sentences plus 85 years on 21-year-old Guillermo Zarabozo for his role in the murders and other crimes committed aboard the Joe Cool. Zarabozo maintained that his accomplice Kirby Archer, who is serving a life sentence, was solely responsible for the killings.
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That was expected.
Makes sense, since he will probably outlive his first four lives.
He got lucky. I would have ordered the Coast Guard to deliver him and Archer to Gitmo to try them for piracy before a military tribunal, then hanged them from the mast.
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