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Deputy District Attorney Chris Ore disclosed his office's decision at a brief hearing today for defendant Ka Yang in Sacramento Superior Court.
Ore, in an emailed statement, cited Yang's lack of criminal background among the factors that went into the office's decision against pursuing capital punishment.
Yang, 30, was arrested in June for the March 17 burning death of her daughter, Mirabelle Thao-Lo, in a microwave oven at the family's north area home in the Robla neighborhood.
Ore said in his statement that Yang still faces a special-circumstance allegation of torture that would likely result in a term of life in prison with no chance of parole if she is convicted.
If and when the life conviction of such a soulless individual takes place, I would hope that it is in protective custody since clearly this person is a danger to all.
To be housed with an evil possessed person when the others are incarcerated because of non violent victimless crimes mandates protection.
To be clear, protection from above article's psychopath, not for.