BREAKING Fox’s Bill Melugin reports that the suspect in the fatal hammer attack on a Fort Myers gas station clerk is a Haitian national who was reportedly released into the U.S. in 2022 &had Temporary Protected Status.Questions are mounting over immigration enforcement &public SF
In 2008, 18-year-old Queena Phu drove to a Florida library after dark to return a book.
She was on the phone with a friend. Then the screaming started. The call cut off.
16-year-old Kendrick Morris dragged her behind the building, raped her, and beat her until her brain was so damaged she would never see, walk, or speak again. He left her in the dirt like she was already dead.
She wasn’t.
When police ran the DNA, they found he had already raped a 62-year-old daycare worker at knifepoint months earlier.
In 2011 he was convicted of both attacks and sentenced to 65 years. Because he was a juvenile, the Supreme Court later gave him a second chance in court.
In 2017 he came back asking for less time.
The judge looked at what he did to Queena — and gave him three consecutive life sentences instead.
18 years later, Queena still needs round-the-clock care.
He is still asking the system for mercy.
She never got a resentencing. He did.
Should a 16-year-old who leaves a girl blind, silent, and paralyzed for life ever walk free?