Victims
Marcella Coleman, 54 [10/4/2004] (top left)
Damir Jenkins, 15 months [10/4/2004] (top middle)
Tameka Nash, 34 [10/4/2004] (top right)
Khadjah Nash, 10 [10/4/2004] (bottom left)
Tahj Porchea, 12 [10/4/2004] (bottom middle)
Sean Rodriguez, 15 [10/4/2004]
Carlton “Mohammed” Brown, 27 [9/13/2001]
Kenneth Lassiter, 44 [3/19/1998]
Mansur “Shafiq” Abdullah, 22 [8/2/2000]
Barry Parker, 32 [2/26/2003]
Tyrone Toliver, 26 [3/14/2003]
Tybius Flowers, 32 [3/1/2004] (bottom right)
A.S., 59 [7/25/2007]
The penalty phase of Kaboni Savage’s trial has started. Most of it is routine at this point, but one thing stuck out in my mind and has me so angry I could breathe fire! His lawyers have actually stated that one of the mitigating factors is that he has never harmed another inmate or prison guard, nor has he tried to escape. Really? Seriously? Who cares! What about the innocent people he had firebombed? YOu know, the children who were burned to death. And that is an awful, heinous way to die. They apparently don’t matter in this, at least to him and his lawyers. I hope this jury does not fall for this song and dance. His crimes (and he was convicted on every charge he was charged with) are horrendous and he absolutely deserves the death penalty.
News Archive: Drug Kingpin Kaboni Savage and associates RICO cases
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Kaboni Savage convicted in 12 murders
Savage guilty in 2004 firebombing that killed 6
Kaboni Savage, Philadelphia drug lord, found guilty of 12 murders
Philadelphia Drug Lord Convicted In 12 Murders
Philly Drug Kingpin Convicted in 12 Murders
Jury to Decide If Drug Kingpin Lives
Defendants
Kaboni Savage (pictured) – convicted of all counts including 12 counts of of two counts of murder in-aid-of racketeering, faces the death penalty
Kidada Savage – convicted of 6 counts of murder in-aid-of racketeering – faces mandatory life sentence
Robert “Bishop” Merritt – convicted of conspiracy
Steven “Smoke” Northington – of two counts of murder in-aid-of racketeering, faces the death penalty
