Sadistic serial killer Cordell Farrington yesterday apologized to his victims’ families before a judge handed down four life sentences for the brutal 2003 deaths of Junior Reme, Mackinson Colas; Desmond Rolle and Deangelo McKenzie in Grand Bahama.<\/p>\n
The boys’ disappearance over a period of five months remained a mystery until Farrington walked into a police station in October 2003 and confessed, telling police he “couldn’t take it anymore”.<\/p>\n
The prosecution accepted pleas to the reduced charge of manslaughter in the boys’ deaths last week because Farrington was suffering from a severe personality disorder at the time of the crimes. Farrington was already serving a life sentence for the death of his live-in partner Jamal Robins, whom he bludgeoned in his sleep, when he pleaded guilty to the murders of the boys.<\/p>\n
Prosecutor Neil Brathwaite read Farrington’s confession\u00a0 statements into the record. The statements detailed how a cunning Farrington lured his trusting victims before killing them and storing their remains. Farrington had sex with three of his victims before he killed them, the court heard.<\/p>\n
The details of the vicious deaths proved too much for the victims’ families and Senior Justice Jon Isaacs ordered police to remove them from the courtroom following several outbursts.<\/p>\n
Before passing sentence, Justice Isaacs told Farrington his actions were not those of someone who ought to be readmitted to society.<\/p>\n
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