Alabama huntsville (AP) - A harvard graduate biologists in the shooting in Alabama meeting A university period, killing three colleagues and wounded three others in 2010 after conviction, was sentenced to life in prison without parole Monday.
The jury deliberation about 20 minutes before, convicted and Amy bishop. Alabama university professor before reading the judgment any reaction. In the court she didn't speak, but her lawyer said, she often victims and their families expressed regret.
"She broke the beyond belief, the lawyer Roy miller said."
Bishop admitted earlier this month to 12 February 2010 issue of shooting, to avoid the death penalty. Before the plea - she signed a illegible scrawl - her lawyer said they plan to use a crazy defense.
However, she still need to have a short trial, because she admitted that capital murder.
And she could still face trial in the United States, Massachusetts, where she was accused of killing her in 1986, 18, this year old brother. Seth the bishop's death has been ruled out after has the accident, Amy's bishop told investigators that she took him in this family braintree home she try to uninstall her father's gun. But in the southern state of Alabama in the shooting incident prompted a new investigation and charges. Spokesman David's work cloth, in Massachusetts Norfolk county district attorney Michael Murray west said, Monday night, the mo in on the west is expected to be released by the end of the week.
Bishop killed her boss, biology department gerben skin Padila, plus professor maria la grande Davis and gilead begat Johnson. Associate professor, Joseph leahy assistant Stephanie Monticciolo, the staff and the assistant professor Louis cruz villa were killed and injured.
Leahy said he was satisfied with the decision of the court, and sentenced to life in prison, but what she's done, no matter how much regret by bishop may change.
"She is just a little bit to me no longer exists," he told reporters, after a brief trial.
The police investigators testified that the bishop initially denied that there is any on the rampage. In the trial process, bishop shook his head, at any time the judge or prosecutor described for the murderer.
District attorney general rob · bloom sal said, bishop in court response, doesn't make any sense.
"You can't put a pack 9 mm, inches away from the human head, tell me you are not to do this, said:" bloom thrall.
The researchers Charlie gray says police believe that the bishop in the faculty meeting on fire, because she is very angry, to refused tenure, thus effectively ended his career, in the university of Alabama.
"She said," this did not happen. I am not there, this isn't me ", "gray said.
Bishop in court wearing a red prison uniforms, and is on the foot in chains, sitting at the two lawyers in the defense table.
In court, sit behind procurators, were killed in the rampage of relatives.
Other witnesses, is now Debra Moriarity biological sciences UAH chairman. A routine of the faculty meeting on Friday afternoon, how to become holocaust scene, no warned her testimony.
Lemuria pedicle testified that, Amy bishop unusually silent to sit, for almost an hour of faculty meeting to discuss from spring check in autumn plan. People sitting in a crowded conference table, a cold a small room, the day clouded over, she said.
Moriarity said, she looked down at a piece of paper on the table. ", and there is a bang, "she said.
Moriarity said, more shots, then in rapid succession without the bishop had said a word. Moriarity said, she has been looking for the bishop, she shot the professor maria la grande Davis, who was killed on the spot, and still sits down at the table.
Moriarity said she under the table in the safety of the pigeons, and trying to hold on to the bishop's leg, but the woman came out, her master. "I said," stop ", Amy, stop not to do this, I help you before, I'll help you again."
The Moriarity said, bishop gun pointing to her, and pulled the trigger, but nothing happened. She said, bishop to continue trying to film her out in the hall, but gun blocked.




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