Mass Murder Suspect Desmonte Leonard Was Having Sex With Corrections Officer Shemarra Montgomery

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Correction Officer Shemarra Montgomery was allegedly having sex with inmate Desmonte Leonard (l.). Her husband, Curtis Montgomery (r.) was also arrested for allegedly hindering her prosecution.

An accused mass shooter was getting frisky with an Alabama correction officer while behind bars on capital murder charges
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Montgomery County Correction Officer Shemarra Montgomery briefly joined suspected killer Desmonte Leonard in custody Tuesday after arrested for having sexual relations with the 22-year-old inmate, Chief Deputy Derrick Cunningham
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Cunningham said Montgomery was caught on camera having inappropriate contact with Leonard
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leading to an investigation that revealed evidence of the pair having sexual intercourse.

In a surprise twist, Montgomery's husband, Curtis Montgomery, was also arrested for allegedly lying to deputies to hinder his wife's prosecution.

Curtis is also a correction officer, though his wife resigned from her position on Wednesday,
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Leonard is behind bars waiting trial for the shooting deaths of 20-year-olds DeMario Pitts and former Auburn University football players Ladarious Phillips and Ed Christian on June 9, 2012.

Shemarra and Curtis Montgomery have since posted bond of $10,000 and $1,000,
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Cunningham said Leonard assisted in their investigation into the alleged sex scandal and will not face disciplinary action.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...orrections-officer-official-article-1.1879471

Montgomery County Detention Facility correction officer Shemarra Montgomery is accused of having sex with inmate Desmonte Leonard, who is charged with capital murder in a 2012 mass shooting.​

 

[myra manes]

What
the
fuck
?

 

[China]

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On Thursday, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Desmonte Leonard, 24, was involved in a sex case involving Shemarra Montgomery, 27,

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accused of having sexual relations with Leonard at 4:30 a.m. June 11 while he was incarcerated in Montgomery. She was arrested Tuesday and charged with custodial sexual misconduct, which is a Class C felony.

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Leonard is charged with various counts of capital murder and attempted murder for allegedly opening fire on a party at University Heights Apartments—now known as Tiger Lodge—on June 9, 2012.

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MCSO Assistant Chief Dave Bryan said Montgomery’s husband, Curtis, was also arrested Tuesday and charged with second-degree hindering prosecution. He was formerly employed with the Alabama Department of Corrections.

“Basically, when they (MCSO deputies) went to arrest her, he lied to the deputies and said she wasn’t there,” Bryan said.

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The Montgomerys were released from jail Tuesday after posting bond. Montgomery paid $10,000 bond while her husband paid $1,000 bond

http://m.oanow.com/news/crime_courts/article_a099fa0e-135f-11e4-8fa0-001a4bcf6878.html?mode=jqm_gal

 

[Krystal]

“Basically, when they (MCSO deputies) went to arrest her, he lied to the deputies and said she wasn’t there,” Bryan said.

Didn't he get the memo that all females possess a cooter and hers is no more magical than any other?

 

[Whisper]

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Alabama man was convicted of capital murder Tuesday in the shooting deaths of two former Auburn University football players and a third man, with a jury rejecting claims that he fired in self-defense under Alabama's "Stand Your Ground" law.
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returned the verdict against 24-year-old Desmonte Leonard after nearly five hours of deliberations.

The capital charge carries a possible death sentence, but life without parole also is possible.
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Judge Jacob A. Walker III told jurors to return Wednesday for a sentencing phase that could include additional evidence. Jurors will recommend a sentence of life or death and the judge will make the final decision.

Leonard didn't have any visible reaction to the verdict, but a female relative left the courtroom crying.

"He's facing the death penalty so you can imagine his spirits aren't very high," said defense attorney Susan James.
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Relatives of the victims held hands and nodded in agreement as the guilty verdict was read.
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Jurors also convicted Leonard of assault and attempted murder, but he was acquitted of one count of attempted murder.

The panel rejected Leonard's claim that he opened fire after coming under attack at the party, held at an apartment complex a few miles from campus. They asked for a legal definition of self-defense and Alabama's "Stand Your Ground" law before convicting Leonard a few minutes later.
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said Leonard deliberately killed the men after a fight broke out between his friends and other partygoers.

Leonard's attorneys did not dispute that he fired the fatal shots, but they said he pulled out a gun to protect himself and was particularly susceptible to threats because of the psychological effects of being shot in the abdomen in 2008.

"This case wasn't a whodunnit. He got on the stand and said he was sorry about it
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James told jurors in closing arguments Monday that Leonard was on the ground being kicked when he pulled a gun and randomly fired in order to escape.
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District Attorney Robert T. Treese said witnesses testified that Leonard was not involved in the fight and was never in danger.

Prosecutors said Leonard fired a .40-caliber handgun at least nine times. The men who died were each shot two times.

Leonard surrendered to authorities following a manhunt that included Montgomery police searching a house where they mistakenly believed he was hiding.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/...uburn-players_n_5948288.html?utm_hp_ref=crime

 

[Kathy]

Yeah, Ok, I want to end my career, marriage, freedom, and most of respect, to have sex with a mass shooter! Sound like a self destructive idiot to me.

 

[superTaco]

Didn't he get the memo that all females possess a cooter and hers is no more magical than any other?

Ha!

 

[lvl up]

Dude must be able to spit some serious game... he is not cute!

 

[GenericUser123]

Desmonte Leonard sentenced to life in prison in 2012 Auburn triple homicide

Desmonte Leonard will spend the rest of his life in prison.


On Tuesday afternoon, Lee County Circuit Court Judge Jacob Walker sentenced Leonard to life in prion without the possibility of parole, WSFA reported. He could have chosen the death penalty.

http://www.al.com/news/montgomery/index.ssf/2015/01/desmote_leonard_sentenced_to_l.html