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Man Gets 52-Yrs For Beating Toddler To Death

Posted by Sandra On December - 2 - 2010

A Morris man who brutally beat his former best friend’s 2-year-old son to death after starting an affair with the man’s wife was sentenced to 52 years in prison Wednesday. Gilbert Knowles, 36, described by a prosecutor as a high school dropout and drug user who worked occasionally and survived on borrowed money, must serve the entire sentence. In August, he was convicted of first-degree murder in the 2007 beating death of Devin Owens, who was found wedged between his bed and a wall above two pools of blood. Authorities have repeatedly described it as one of the worst cases of child abuse they’ve seen.

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  1. joe Says:

    that motherfucker should have got 100 years why would they let him go with that short of time

    Posted on December 2nd, 2010 at 8:22 pm

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