Neo-Nazi guilty in murder of gay teen

[flvegan]

NEW PORT RICHEY, Florida -- A neo-Nazi in Pasco County has been found guilty on charges of first degree murder and attempted murder.

Prosecutors say John Ditullio broke into a mobile home in 2006 and fatally stabbed 17-year-old Kristofer King because he was gay, and injured Patricia Wells because she was friends with a black man.

Leaving the courthouse Wednesday night, King's mother told 10 News, "It was a long time coming."

http://www.wtsp.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=162652&catid=250

http://www.abcactionnews.com/dpp/news/region_pasco/new_port_richey/self-proclaimed-neo-nazi-found-guilty-of-murder
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Don't know if this is a dupe, didn't see it already posted.

Good riddance to bad rubbish. I hope that since he tried to implicate another member of his band of idiots, he's shunned in prison by the other white supremacists. No protection...smells like justice.

[ZombieHorde]

1. Recommended. nt

[NuclearDem]

2. Nice to see some justice left in the US

K&R

[Starry Messenger]

3. recommend.

[Taverner]

4. New Port Richey is Teabag Country

Lots of angry white retirees feeling as if 'they' took everything away from 'them.'

Does not surprise me

[beam me up scottie]

5. Facing prison without protection, I wonder if he's as terrified as his victims were...

I try not to wish harm on any living thing but this kind of scum makes it almost impossible.

[flvegan]

6. You're not wishing harm.

More seeking justice. Funny thing, that.

[beam me up scottie]

7. Justice. Yes, I almost didn't recognize it.

Life behind bars with no chance of parole.

And closure for the victims and their families. I hope it brings them some peace.

[flvegan]

8. UPDATE: Makeup gone, sentenced to life.

NEW PORT RICHEY — Neo-Nazi John Ditullio walked into court Thursday with his tattoos in plain sight: the large swastika and the words "f--- you" on his neck, the barbed wire running down the side of his face.

A court-approved makeup artist had covered the tattoos during Ditullio's murder trial, but after he was convicted Wednesday night, Ditullio decided to show his full face to the jury.

The 12-member jury had returned for the penalty phase, to hear more testimony and recommend either life in prison or the death penalty. They deliberated about 30 minutes before picking life. Circuit Judge Michael Andrews, who had the final say, followed their recommendation.

http://www.tampabay.com/news/courts/criminal/article1140326.ece