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04-30-2010, 04:33 PM
http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_14992715?source=pkg
2:35 Rosalind Williams gave a tearful statement and Clark listened intently to all of her words.
"This is such a sensdeless crime" she said. "I know he is still saying he is innocent. But for each and every person who was in the vehicle, you guys are all guilty, admit that. Show some remorse. Make your mom, make your dad proud. My son certainly made me proud and I think there is still hope, I really do."
She said she watched Clark's family support him through the trial and knows that they love him as much as she loved her son.
"They will be able to visit him in prison; I have to go visit my son in the cemetery."
2:46 Judge sentenced Clark to life without parole plus for Williams' murder and an additional 1,152 years in prison for the 16 attempted murder charges and sentencing enhancements for his habitual criminal history.
"Mr. Clark I will simply say from where I sit, barring a retrial of this issue, you are spending your life in prison and you too can be a good person and make a change and make a difference with your life however it turns out," Habas said.
R.I.P. Darrent now that justice has been served.
2:35 Rosalind Williams gave a tearful statement and Clark listened intently to all of her words.
"This is such a sensdeless crime" she said. "I know he is still saying he is innocent. But for each and every person who was in the vehicle, you guys are all guilty, admit that. Show some remorse. Make your mom, make your dad proud. My son certainly made me proud and I think there is still hope, I really do."
She said she watched Clark's family support him through the trial and knows that they love him as much as she loved her son.
"They will be able to visit him in prison; I have to go visit my son in the cemetery."
2:46 Judge sentenced Clark to life without parole plus for Williams' murder and an additional 1,152 years in prison for the 16 attempted murder charges and sentencing enhancements for his habitual criminal history.
"Mr. Clark I will simply say from where I sit, barring a retrial of this issue, you are spending your life in prison and you too can be a good person and make a change and make a difference with your life however it turns out," Habas said.
R.I.P. Darrent now that justice has been served.