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(Black) Ore. teen sentenced to 10 years in (white) great-grandmother's sledghammer death
HILLSBORO, Ore. - A 19-year-old Oregon man has been sentenced to a decade in prison his role in the sledgehammer death of his great-grandmother. Washington County Judge Rick Knapp said Tuesday he would have sentenced Joda Cain to more than 10 years if not restricted by sentencing guidelines. A jury rejected murder charges at Cain's recent trial, and instead found him guilty of manslaughter. Cain did not make a statement Tuesday. Jaqueline Bell, a retired utility company executive, was killed two years ago at her suburban Portland home. Prosecutors said Cain planned the murder and helped his cousin carry it out. - (Black-on-white)
- Sledgehammer used in White Ore. Woman's slaying by black great-grandson - Nov 01 2013
Portland, OR - Newly unsealed court documents in Oregon show a sledgehammer was used in the October slaying of a retired utility company executive. The records obtained by The Oregonian reveal 71-year-old Jacqueline Bell of Cedar Mill was killed with a sledgehammer, and that her body was found wrapped in sheets on her bedroom floor. Bell's great-grandson, 17-year-old Joda Cain, and his cousin, 19-year-old Micus Ward, have been charged with aggravated murder. They pleaded not guilty. Oregon State Police began pursuing the teens Oct. 5, after they were seen traveling through Eastern Oregon in Bell's Lexus. Records show investigators found blood in both the driver and passenger sides of the car. Bell was retired from PacifiCorp. - (Black-on-white)
- Friends say Cedar Mill suspect had threatened to silence victim - October 30, 2013
- Pictured posing with guns the night before he 'killed his great-grandmother' - 8 October 2013
- Black great-grandson accused of killing White 71-year-old Cedar Mill woman - Oct 07, 2013
- Murdered woman was a Portland philanthropist - October 7, 2013
- "Devil's spawn"
- 1Jo 3:12 - Not as Cain, who was of that wicked one, and slew his brother.