I was reading the newspapers online and I heard about this when it happen but I forgot about until I found it today. Now Adrian is to blame for he should have know better but I also think his parents should also hold some of the blame I am sure it was the way he was raised. I have friends and there parents are like fag this gay that most the time they forget I am gay. Then it's like it hits them and there like oh Ryan sorry. I am like whatever you dumb fucks. Anyway I found this on Express Gay News Online.
JONESBORO, Ga. — A Clayton County, Ga., judge sentenced Adrian Mitchell Taylor, 19, to life in prison this week for the October 2004 murder of his friend shortly after a jury said it didn't completely accept his insanity defense. Taylor murdered Joshua Layne Cook, 23, after he said Cook propositioned him for oral sex by pulling down his boxer shorts and demanding Taylor “suck my dick” in the early morning hours of Oct. 14, 2004. The two — friends since they were young boys — had been playing video games and shared a marijuana joint prior to the slaying. Clayton Superior Court Judge Albert Collier sentenced Taylor to life in prison with the possibility of parole. When the judge sentenced Taylor, the teen sobbed and apologized to members of both families who were present in the courtroom. “I hope God has mercy on my soul,” Taylor said. The jury, which deliberated about eight hours, said Taylor was not guilty by reason of insanity on a charge of aggravated assault. Taylor could be eligible for parole in 13 to 14 years, District Attorney Jewell Scott said.
Later from Atlanta.
JONESBORO, Ga. — A Clayton County, Ga., judge sentenced Adrian Mitchell Taylor, 19, to life in prison this week for the October 2004 murder of his friend shortly after a jury said it didn't completely accept his insanity defense. Taylor murdered Joshua Layne Cook, 23, after he said Cook propositioned him for oral sex by pulling down his boxer shorts and demanding Taylor “suck my dick” in the early morning hours of Oct. 14, 2004. The two — friends since they were young boys — had been playing video games and shared a marijuana joint prior to the slaying. Clayton Superior Court Judge Albert Collier sentenced Taylor to life in prison with the possibility of parole. When the judge sentenced Taylor, the teen sobbed and apologized to members of both families who were present in the courtroom. “I hope God has mercy on my soul,” Taylor said. The jury, which deliberated about eight hours, said Taylor was not guilty by reason of insanity on a charge of aggravated assault. Taylor could be eligible for parole in 13 to 14 years, District Attorney Jewell Scott said.
Later from Atlanta.
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