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5-year-old A'Laylaih Fisher was stabbed more than 20 times and an attempt to saw off her head, 4- year-old Elijah Fisher, was the next to die, stabbed 14 times before he was decapitated, prosecutors told a Pulaski County jury Wednesday.

Their mother, 24-year-old Mariah Cunningham, was forced to watch her children tortured before she, too, was killed, stabbed more than 30 times during the December 2017 attack at the family's apartment in Little Rock, senior deputy prosecutor Barbara Mariani said.

Based on video surveillance, authorities estimated that it took only 20 minutes to "annihilate" mother and children, Mariani told jurors in opening statements at the capital-murder trial of 26-year-old Michael Ivory Collins.

Collins' half brother, William Burnell Alexander, 23, is charged with him and is to stand trial next month. Prosecutors said Alexander restrained Cunningham while Collins killed her children.

Robbery was the motive, although all the killers got was a TV, an Xbox video-game console and Cunningham's broken-down Honda, a vehicle they quickly abandoned, Mariani told the seven women and five men on the jury. Collins thought Cunningham had money for some reason, she said.

The children's deaths were "designed to cause the most unimaginable terror," the prosecutor said, "all because she couldn't give him what he wanted."

Shortly after the bodies were discovered, Collins -- a former roommate of the family's -- was identified as a suspect because of the "methodical" police work of detective Terry McDaniel, the prosecutor said. McDaniel also discovered that Collins had fled to Chicago and was able to direct U.S. marshals to the home where he was staying, the prosecutor said.

Federal agents found Collins asleep on the couch, with his Adidas sneakers -- spattered with the blood of all three victims -- on the floor next him. The family had been dead for five days by then.

But much of what prosecutors know about what happened in the Little Rock apartment comes from what happened next, Mariani said. In federal custody, Collins shared a cell with a Tennessee bank robber named Marino Bernard Scott, 47.

About six months after the killings, Scott contacted authorities to volunteer as a witness. He told investigators things only the killer could know, details that had been deliberately kept from the media, and all of it had come from Collins, his cellmate, the prosecutor said.

Scott claimed that Collins talked to him about the killings because the younger man said he kept seeing the woman he killed in his dreams, Mariani said, telling jurors that Cunningham could not resist her children's killers in life but would not let them escape after death.

"Like any good mother, Mariah fought and fought, and then she haunted him in his dreams," the prosecutor said.

Defense attorney Katherine Streett did not unveil an obvious strategy in opening statements. She cautioned jurors not to rush to judgment before they had heard all of the evidence.

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Michael Collins & William Alexander
A Pulaski County jury deliberated only 25 minutes Thursday night to find Michael Ivory Collins guilty of capital murder and aggravated robbery for the December 2017 slayings of a Little Rock mother and her two young children.
 
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Hoping everyone took note here. It does not matter if you HAVE anything of value.
(but believe me, even your dead body has value)
If you are THOUGHT to have anything of value or use, you are a potential target.
So hide your expensive toys, don't let anyone see shit .
Don't let people in your house willy-nilly. (It's casual remarks to their friends and family that will doom you)
Don't brag, and one more time, don't tell anyone, ANYTHING about your money situation.
No jokes about your piggy bank, or the strange Indian head penny you found that's worth "lots".
Don't bitch about the luxury brand name purses your wife buys, OR your husband spending all weekend in the garage with his fancy new tools.

Just. Shut. Up.
 
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Hoping everyone took note here. It does not matter if you HAVE anything of value.
(but believe me, even your dead body has value)
If you are THOUGHT to have anything of value or use, you are a potential target.
So hide your expensive toys, don't let anyone see shit .
Don't let people in your house willy-nilly. (It's casual remarks to their friends and family that will doom you)
Don't brag, and one more time, don't tell anyone, ANYTHING about your money situation.
No jokes about your piggy bank, or the strange Indian head penny you found that's worth "lots".
Don't bitch about the luxury brand name purses your wife buys, OR your husband spending all weekend in the garage with his fancy new tools.

Just. Shut. Up.
What is sad is that this is all true. What is sadder is that it has to be that way. One SHOULD be able to talk to friends and comrades about this kinda stuff. Sadly in these times, wow I sound like my grandmother, you cannot take chances. Period.
 
Before they slip the needle in the vein, put a VR headset on them with pastoral scenes and soothing ambient background noise to calm the condemned.

What the witnesses won't see is the double dose of LSD that's in the saline solution. Just before the warden gives the go-ahead, horrific scenes (like the one below) are pumped into the headset along with the audio turned all the way up to 11.

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Watching this on a double dose??? You may not make it back.

Let them see what they're in for.

I know and sympathize with the 'cruel and unusual punishment' train of thought, but the majority of these fuckers deserve to experience their deepest fears before they die.
 
Hoping everyone took note here. It does not matter if you HAVE anything of value.
(but believe me, even your dead body has value)
If you are THOUGHT to have anything of value or use, you are a potential target.
So hide your expensive toys, don't let anyone see shit .
Don't let people in your house willy-nilly. (It's casual remarks to their friends and family that will doom you)
Don't brag, and one more time, don't tell anyone, ANYTHING about your money situation.
No jokes about your piggy bank, or the strange Indian head penny you found that's worth "lots".
Don't bitch about the luxury brand name purses your wife buys, OR your husband spending all weekend in the garage with his fancy new tools.

Just. Shut. Up.
Good advice.
 
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A mother was forced to sit and watch a home invader saw off her young son and daughter’s heads before he murdered her too. Five year-old A’Laylaih Fisher was stabbed 20 times before alleged killer Michael Collins, 26, tried to remove her head. Collins is then said to have stabbed A’Layaih’s four year old brother Elijah 14 times before decapitating him at the family’s home in Little Rock, Arkansas, in December 2017. The youngsters’ stricken mother Mariah Cunningham, 24, was allegedly held down by Collins’ accomplice William Burnell Alexander, 23, and forced to watch before she too was stabbed to death. Prosecutor Barbara Mariana revealed the horrific details during the opening day of Collins’ capital murder trial Wednesday.

She told jurors it had only taken him 20 minutes to ‘annihilate’ Mariah and her children after he and half brother Alexander robbed the family’s apartment. Jurors at Pulaski County Court heard how the family had been slaughtered just for a TV, Xbox and Cunningham’s broken-down Honda, which was abandoned shortly afterwards. Collins and Alexander, who will stand trial next month, are said to have mistakenly believed the mother was wealthy. Collins had previously lodged with Mariah, with Mariana telling jurors the killings were ‘designed to cause the most unimaginable terror…all because (Mariah) couldn’t give him what he wanted.’ Despite a capital murder charge carrying a maximum sentence of death, Collins will not be executed if convicted, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported.

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@ghosttruck

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Once again scooped by the sweetest cookie I know...everyone's favorite @Sugar Cookie
 
Hoping everyone took note here. It does not matter if you HAVE anything of value.
(but believe me, even your dead body has value)
If you are THOUGHT to have anything of value or use, you are a potential target.
So hide your expensive toys, don't let anyone see shit .
Don't let people in your house willy-nilly. (It's casual remarks to their friends and family that will doom you)
Don't brag, and one more time, don't tell anyone, ANYTHING about your money situation.
No jokes about your piggy bank, or the strange Indian head penny you found that's worth "lots".
Don't bitch about the luxury brand name purses your wife buys, OR your husband spending all weekend in the garage with his fancy new tools.

Just. Shut. Up.
Right on Blunder > Loose lips, sink ships

I wanna go puke now
 
The 23-year-old Little Rock man accused of helping his half brother slaughter a woman and her two children avoided his sibling's fate -- life in prison for capital murder -- by accepting a 60-year prison sentence for his role in the December 2017 killings.

William Burnell Alexander pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and three counts of first-degree murder, reduced from capital murder, for the deaths of 24-year-old Mariah Cunningham, her 5-year-old daughter A'Laylaih Fisher and 4-year-old son Elijah Fisher.
Alexander at first balked at admitting wrongdoing, a requirement for a guilty plea. When asked by Pulaski County Circuit Judge Herb Wright whether he had done what he was accused of, Alexander didn't answer immediately. He swayed back and forth, and turned his head from side to side for so long that the judge prompted him for an answer.

"Nah, it's not true," was Alexander's response. The judge said he was terminating the hearing, but Alexander's public defenders Julia Jackson and Lisa Walton-Middleton asked for a chance to consult privately with Alexander. About six minutes later, Jackson emerged from Alexander's holding cell to report to the judge that Alexander was ready to go through with the plea deal.
Alexander subsequently admitted that he had gone along with Collins to ambush and rob Cunningham, and that he then stole her TV, Xbox video game system and her broken-down Honda Accord after Collins killed the woman and her children. The car, which had broken power steering, was quickly abandoned a couple of miles away.

At Collins' trial, prosecutors John Johnson and Barbara Mariani told jurors that Alexander had a more insidious role in the killings, restraining Cunningham while a knife-wielding Collins tortured her children to death one at a time, trying to get Cunningham to give up whatever money the men thought she had.
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