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His FB says he's still in a relationship with Jessica Bray.
Jerimie is in a relationship with Jessica Bray.
hmmm i think its safe to say that you are NO longer with jessica . you will now be dating men named bubba forever and hopefully bubba makes your pathetic life a living hell !!!!!!!!!!!!!you are a sickening piece of garbage ! 22 hours ago

YOU ARE A DISGRACE TO THE AIRFORCE!! U ARE SICK!!!!
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His FB says he's still in a relationship with Jessica Bray.
Getting locked up does put a crimp on your ability to use the social networks. He's going to have to settle for those up close and personal moments with Bubba. Happy to see his "friends" posting.
 
I'm just really glad that MOM loved her daughter enough to not believe and stand by this POS. I wonder if I contact the "Blue Angels" (they are stationed about 30 min from where I live) if they would fly their planes up his ass as his farewell to the Airforce.
 
Jerimie Hicks was convicted in the death of 3-year-old Kaelyn Bray on Monday evening, putting to rest an emotional weeklong trial and a harrowing nine months for Kaelyn's mother and family.

Hicks, 22, was found guilty of one count of deliberate homicide and one count of solicitation to tamper with evidence. Cascade County Attorney John Parker said he will seek a life sentence without parole.
[...]

Bray sat in the front row with her mother and 10-year-old son, surrounded by family and friends, many of whom wore pink during the entire trial. When the verdict was read, Bray sobbed and hugged family members.

"I'm just so happy," she said.
[...]

The 12-member jury, made up of five men and seven women, began deliberation shortly after 3 p.m. and returned a verdict shortly before 6 p.m. Parker said the amount of time the jury spent deliberating, less than three hours, was a "pleasant surprise."
[...]

"The truth only happened one way, but the lie can change a million times," Parker said after the verdict was read. "The jury was able to turn aside the curtain of lies."
[...]

Referring often to Hicks' videotaped interview with police hours after the incident, Parker depicted a guilty man who continually changed his story to "evade justice." Parker cited testimony from Great Falls Police officers who said Hicks initially told them that Kaelyn tripped on their puppy and fell down the stairs.

Once they got permission from Jessica Bray to search the house, Hicks then amended his story to include that he had thrown their puppy against the wall upon finding the girl at the bottom of the stairs, which caused a dent in the wall.

Later, when police questioned the stairs claim, Hicks told them that he got frustrated with Kaelyn and shoved her against the wall and said that action caused the dent. She later went upstairs and then fell after tripping on the puppy.

"It's a sham," Parker said. "It's a bogus alibi meant to shield and conceal the truth and evade justice."
[...]

Hicks will face sentencing in six weeks. His possible penalty ranges from 10 years in prison to life without parole on the homicide charge and up to 10 years in prison and a $50,000 fine for the solicitation charge.
http://www.greatfallstribune.com/article/20101123/NEWS01/11230302/Hicks-guilty-of-homicide
 
I hope to God and baby Jesus that he gets life without parole. I don't want to see this SOB out and about and around any child ever again. What he did to this little girl and her family is just plain (for lack of a better word) evil. There is no healing when you lose a small child, especially to the son of a bitch you thought you could trust. Ugly as fuck inside and out. I hope he rots in hell.
 
100 years!!!!

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Hicks as Jessica Bray speaks
Convicted child murderer Jerimie Hicks was sentenced Thursday afternoon to 100 years in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years.

Jessica Bray, the mother of victim Kaeyln Bray, and her family and friends seemed relieved that the judge imposed some parole restrictions, but they wanted Jerimie Hicks to serve life without parole for what he did to Kaelyn.

Seven people stepped up to the podium to give victim impact statements, including Jessica Bray, her son, other family members and friends.

Hicks’ parents spoke on his behalf, and Hicks himself broke down as he apologized to the Bray family.

Hicks' statement to the court visibly upset the Bray family—many of them left the room—as he shared memories of Kaelyn and expressed that he still sees her as a daughter.
http://www.kfbb.com/news/local/Hick...rs-in-Prison-for-Childs-Murder-115238949.html
 
I hope that the only parole that he gets is when his remains are released for burial, cremation, or rendering.
 
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