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Posted on 05/08/2026 3:02:55 PM PDT by artichokegrower
A Colorado killer who mocked the court, skipped his own sentencing and forced a judge to order that he be brought in "by any means necessary" is now facing the rest of his life behind bars.
Caesar Lorenzo Wilson, 54, was sentenced to 224 years in prison for the 2024 murder of University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) professor Haleh Abghari, a killing prosecutors say began as a burglary and ended in a brutal stabbing inside her own home.
The sentencing capped a case marked by defiance and disturbing behavior.
Wilson initially refused to appear in court, declining to be transported from jail and prompting a judge to issue a rare warrant authorizing authorities to use force to bring him in, KTTV reported.
Caesar Wilson was sentenced to 224 years in prison for the murder of UCCS professor Haleh Abghari. (Colorado Springs Police Department) Even when he did appear, he showed little remorse, at one point asking his attorneys, "Do I have to hear this?" during the hearing, according to the Denver Gazette.
Prosecutors also revealed in court that Wilson made chilling remarks in a recorded jail phone call, allegedly telling his mother he would bring Abghari back to life and kill her again because he believed he had been treated unfairly. The comments underscored what prosecutors described as a complete disregard for human life, the outlet reported.
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He needs Lady Vengeance style justice.
Lady Vengeance was a South Korean movie which has a scene where victim’s families are left alone with a tied up killer to do whatever they want with him.
second degree murder?
perp got off light. should be summarily executed.
Unlikely.
At some point a leftwing democrat governor will grant him a compassionate release.
Dude looks a LOT like Boyd Crowder from “Justified”. Terminate him.
“for the rest of his life”-With his attitude and lack of humanity, that probably won’t be very long-even incarcerated violent criminals have limits to what they will tolerate...
This is the trend. Colorado used to do a death penalty for especially heinous crimes. Our recent governors have not only commuted or shortened sentences, they are being released outright.
Don't worry about paying upkeep for a life sentence from taxpayers. They'll be released after a few years.
I'm aware of a case where a drunk driver killed a State Trooper, then evaded. Pleaded down to 8 years. Released in just over three years. That's 38 months in Colorado for killing a State Trooper while drunk driving.
Just an anecdote on how to evade justice for killing someone in a blue state.
Lord, please let Trump stop mail-in ballots!
Reading this article, I had a strange thought that has probably been the basis for more than one sci-fi story. Imagine he is in jail, sentenced to be imprisoned until 2250. A group of scientists come up with a means of keeping someone alive, and convince the government to allow them to experiment on this man. Amazingly, the means is successful, with some quirk—for example, maybe it forces him to experience what his victim went through, day after day, for as long as he is given the elixir—and he is made to take it every day.
Execution is too good for this man. We should be able to make him suffer every one of those 224 years. And then die. Maybe.
Lord, please let Trump stop mail-in ballots!
Amen!
I like it.
That trilogy is awesome.
“...a killing prosecutors say began as a burglary and ended in a brutal stabbing inside her own home.”
This is why you should assume any home intruder is a threat and are justified in using lethal force against.
Yeah. I even like the remake of Old Boy as well with josh brolin.
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