Buffalo racist mass shooter gets life without parole

The Caucasian supremacist who pleaded guilty to killing 10 Black shoppers and wounding three in a racist fueled mass shooting in a Buffalo, NY supermarket last year has been sentenced to ten life sentences with no chance of parole. Once he enters prison on his own two feet, he will leave prison in a pine box.

It probable that the shooter, whose name will not be mentioned here, will not do well in the prison population, and may get himself "Jeffrey Dahmered" in the exercise yard or the showers. 

The shooter, 19, was attacked in court Wednesday by a man who charged at him while victim's families read emotional statements. It happened as a sister of a victim, addressed the shooter, ahead of his sentencing for the May 14 massacre at Tops Friendly Markets.

“You got my family crying. I miss my sister every day,” Barbara Massey told the racist piece of human excrement.

“You killed my sister. I will hurt you so bad. I’m not gonna be nice. Kat was my sister. I want to personally choke you out,” she added.

As she was speaking, a guy in a gray running suit ran toward the shooter but was stopped and the shooter was rushed out of the courtroom.

The identity of the man was not immediately clear.

After the brief attac, Erie County Judge Susan Egan said: "I am sure you are all disturbed by the physicality we've seen in the courtroom today. I understand that emotion. And I understand that anger. But we cannot have that in the courtroom."

Victim statements then resumed.

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