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Where are the Stovall brothers now?

Where are the Stovall brothers now?

The Stovall brothers are incarcerated in maximum administrative segregation cells at Sterling Correctional Facility, where they have been housed since being sentenced Nov. 2, 2001.

Who are the Stovall twins?

Born in Kentucky and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, the Stovall Sisters, now known as Nettie Stovall, Lillian Jackson, and Rejoyce Moss, were three of the exceptionally large family of twenty-two children of James and Della Stovall, and grew up touring with the family gospel group in the Midwest and the South.

What did the Stovall brothers do?

Michael Stovall and his twin brother Joel, then 24, were convicted of the Sept. 28, 2001, murder of Fremont County Sheriff Deputy Jason Schwartz, 26, as well as the attempted murder of Florence Police Cpl. Toby Bethel and 17 other officers.

What was the TV show about the Stovall brothers?

For the whole story of the Stovall brothers’ bloody rampage, including interrogation room footage of Joel Stovall breaking down and pleading for law enforcement to have mercy on his brother, don’t miss “ Killer Siblings ,” Sunday at 8/7c on Oxygen .

What did the Stovall twins do to people?

In the obscene worship of the Holy Police State and the new sainthood granted to the most violent and racist pricks imaginable, there’s the notion that they murder people, beat people up in isolation cells then make up criminal charges against their victims, laugh about it when they’re doing it and lie about it afterward.

Where did the Stovall brothers go on their shooting rampage?

The brothers “chose to go a dark way and hurt other people to satisfy their needs,” Bethel told “Killer Siblings.” Over the course of the night, the brothers would drive on Highway 50, a winding mountain road tracking the Arkansas River, shooting at any law enforcement that came their way.

What did the stovalls do to Jason Stovall?

“Jason’s (murder) was brutal,” Sheriff Jim Beicker told the Daily Record. “They dragged him out in front of his car and filled him with holes.” Then, the Stovalls walked about five miles to a mobile home, where they had a virtual armory stashed.