FL: Man Sentenced to Death for Killing another Inmate

[mypanhandle.com – 1/29/19]

JACKSON COUNTY, Fla. – On Monday, Rocky Ali Beamon was sentenced to death in Jackson County, Florida, for First Degree Premeditated Murder.

The conviction and sentence come from the 2012 murder of Bruce Hunsicker at the Apalachee Correctional Institution in Sneads, Florida.

Reports said Beamon and Hunsicker were both inmates at the prison, and subsequent confessions by Beamon revealed that the motive for the murder was primarily Hunsicker’s status as a sex offender. Reports also said that Hunsicker also owed Beamon money.

After watching the victim for several days to learn his schedule, Beamon killed Hunsicker in the shower area of the prison dormitory by approaching him from behind, choking him, and stabbing him 80 times with a homemade shank.

Reports said Beamon then rinsed himself off and flushed the shank, a towel, and a pair of boxers, after which he proceeded to dinner.

…the aggravating factors in this case outweighed the mitigating circumstances applicable to the Defendant…

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It took 7 years to convict and sentence him for murder inside a prison? The hell. Maybe they were on the fence if he did a good or bad thing.at least that’s sort of how the last sentence sounds