MMA News: Former UFC and MMA fighter Jake Shields is among the most opinionated individuals on the internet. The former welterweight in the UFC frequently expresses his irrational viewpoints on various topics. For this particular incident, Shields was observed tweeting about crime news. The news reported on a woman, Martha McKay, who had pardoned her mother’s murderer, Travis Lewis, before the murderer also killed her. Follow the Latest UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Ex-UFC fighter gives his opinion on a murder news
Jake Shields, a former UFC Welterweight Champion, expressed his viewpoint in a tweet, “Some People Don’t Deserve Forgiveness.” It was about a woman who visited the man in jail after forgiving the man who killed her mother. After his release, she offers him a job as a worker at the home where he murdered her mother. In the same house, he kills her.
Some people don’t deserve forgiveness pic.twitter.com/u3qPwZQHhG
— Jake Shields (@jakeshieldsajj) January 26, 2023
The Murder news at Snowden House
75-year-old Sally Snowden McKay, and her nephew, musician Joseph “Lee” Baker, 52, were found shot to death inside the old house in 1996, and that was when it all began. They were believed to have startled a burglar, and the suspect, 16-year-old Travis Lewis, shot them out of fear. The house was allegedly then set on fire by him. However, there was no way out, and the youngster, who had been living nearby with his parents, was swiftly detained and accused of the double homicide.
Lewis was given a sentence of 28 and a half years in prison, of which he was required to serve at least 70%. Martha McKay, the kind-hearted daughter of Sally, thought he deserved to be forgiven. After serving 22 years in prison, Lewis was finally released in 2018, and Martha secretly offered him a job.
She had purchased Snowden House from the rest of the family by this point and had relocated there. He had struck again, in the same place, 23 years after killing Martha’s mother, killing the daughter who had so generously pardoned him.
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