Teen accused of stabbing mother 111 times pleads guilty

mlive.com Everything Michigan ^ | February 10, 2006 | The Associated Press

[Condor51]

Teen accused of stabbing mother 111 times pleads guilty...Dankovich was 15 when his mother, Diane Michele, 50, was found dead in her Rochester Hills home on April 25.

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[MaryFromMichigan]

Amazingly ironic, huh?

[Condor51]

***Amazingly ironic, huh?****

Yep, it sure struck me that way.

[bwteim]

Detroit Freepress:

"Under state sentencing guidelines, Dankovich could receive a minimum of 13 1/2 to 22 1/2 years in prison before he is eligible for parole, Gorcyca said."

[bwteim]

They divorced about 8 years ago. He stayed with the mother.

From April 2005:

http://www.theoaklandpress.com/stories/042705/loc_20050427004.shtml

"They really had a fabulous relationship coming out of the divorce, especially looking out for the best interest of the child," said Bloomfield Hills-based attorney James Elliott.

But initial court filings showed that Michele accused her husband of physical and verbal abuse.

With a maiden name of Diane O'Connor after the divorce, Christopher's mother changed her name to Diane Michele, according to court records. It is unclear why."

[AmericanChef]

-"He didn't want to leave prison in a casket," said Assistant Oakland County Prosecutor Lisa Ortlieb Gorcyca.-

Yes, how *tragic* that would be for the rotten scum.

[little jeremiah]

A noxious crime which cries out for the death penalty. The SCOTUS decision last year that under 18 yr olds cannot face execution no matter how heinous the crime was a crime in itself.

[festus]

I'll bet he was on those prescription mood altering drugs at the time or else meth.

[festus]

Well he said one of them was a mulligan but the coroner counted it anyway.....

[festus]

I've tried to understand cricket. It can't be done by those raised on this side of the pond.

[vimto]

Cricket is easy:

Two teams of 11.
They toss a coin. One team goes in the other goes out, The team that is out has to get the in team out and then they go in. The other team that was in goes out and has to bowl the in team out. After that the in team goes out again and the out team goes in again each for the second time. This goes on for four innings in total when the team who bowled the other team out twice wins. Unless of course (and this is paradoxical) they score too many runs and they end up drawing,

How can you not understand that?

Played over 5 days, 8 hours each day, watching England in the sumer sunshine with good company and an English real ale is like the last days of the Raj. The peak of civilization.

kind regards.

[Bon mots]

From the looks of little Chrissy, I would venture to guess that he's going to get poked about 111 times every night between shower time and bedtime.


He might be pretty tough with a knife and put up against his momma, but he's about to come into contact with the real world and some real tough guys.

[festus]

I think the part I always get lost in is the parts about how the plays actually happen. The wicket the batman the gatekeeper ? etc.

Its probably not that hard if I ever watched it. But just reading about it never got me very far.

[vimto]

Reading about it without having watched it isn't enlightening. I took my sister to a Test match 2 years ago - she had always avoided going but it was my 50th birthday so she indulged me.

She came away totally enthralled!

Village cricket under English willows is equally as good.

If ever you get a chance go with someone who understand the game and can answer any questions.

It's a great game.

kind regards...