Jamall (aka Jamal) Killings, Who Bragged to His Son of Lynching White Motorist Jamie Urton, is a Convicted Felon, Who Had Just Gotten Out of Prison, and is Still on Parole!

 


Confessed war criminal Jamall aka Jamal Killings’ Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections mug shot
 


A more recent shot of Killings, bathing in the glow of media attention, playing the righteous black father. He’s only 24, but could easily pass for 10 years older.
 

War crime victim Jamie Urton 


War crime suspect Deonte Baber
 

[Previously, at WEJB/NSU, on this racist hate crime:

“A Lynching in Cincinnati: Jamie Urton, 44, Murdered for Driving While White; AP and KSN Misrepresent Lynching as ‘Fight’; Did Emmitt Till Die in a ‘Fight’?”;

“Cincinnati: More on the Lynching of White Motorist Jamie Urton by a Racist, Black Mob”;

“Did the Same Black Father Whose Negligence Almost Cost His Child His Life Also Murder Innocent, White Motorist, Jamie Urton? (A Lynching in Cincinnati)”; and

“Manhunt Continues in Racist, Cincinnati Lynching of Jamie Urton.”]
 

By Nicholas Stix

While listening to Jamall aka Jamal Killings speak on the 911 recording from the scene of the murder of Jamie Urton, in addition to hearing Killings confess to killing Urton, I heard Killings say what sounded like that he had just been released from prison in January.

I followed that hunch to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections’ Website, and determined that Killings had indeed been released on parole on January 2, 2017. Thus, Killings, who is now a fugitive from justice, is a convict, not an ex-con. You’re not an ex-con until you’ve completed your term in a correctional institution, or completed parole or probation, without violating either.


Number: A725087
DOB: 05/01/1992
Gender: Male
Race: Black
Admission Date: 04/29/2016
Institution: Toledo Correctional Institution
Status: APA SUPERVISION
Zip Code: 45237
Residential County: Hamilton

He had been sentenced to one year in jail, and had begun serving his sentence on April 29, but had been released after serving only eight months. Killings had been convicted of two felonies: One count of “Drug Trafficking” (Fourth Degree), and one count of “Sale Counterfeit Drugs” (Fifth Degree).

Two felony convictions, and only eight months in jail? So much for the talk of “our draconian drug laws” forcing righteous black men to spend the best years of their lives in prison.

Killings confessed to murdering Urton with only 36 days to go on his sentence.

However, as I have previously observed, under today’s regime of affirmative action, Jim Snow justice, it’s 99 strikes and you’re out! Black felons repeatedly violate probation or parole all the time, without any punishment… until they murder someone. Thus, we have the murders of people like Samuel Irick and Eve Carson, and so many others, by repeat probation and parole violators.

During said 911 recording, Jamal(l) Killings confessed to his son that he had killed Jamie Urton.

You're OK, and I took care of dude. I killed him. He dead. He dead. The dude that hit you by the car, he dead. I killed him. I'm serious. He's dead.

I just spent at least 90 minutes calling offices within the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections (“Mission: Reduce Recidivism Among Those We Touch”), the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, Hamilton County Justice Center (county lock-up), and the Hamilton County Clerk of Court Records and, while I can’t say what the law is on releasing criminal records in the State of Ohio, I can say that the ODRC is an agency that sees criminals as clients, and no one in the Ohio criminal justice bureaucracy evinces any interest in releasing criminal histories, save for current convicts. I even had people sending me to Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Records Division, after I’d already been there! (I was able to catch that at the time.)

Apparently, if I had impersonated a staffer at a criminal justice office, I’d have been able to get the information.

One ODRC staffer emphasized that since Killings was at most 23 when he committed the crimes for which he was convicted, he may well have a juvenile record. I’m sure he does!