I think about Jason often. I know many people use the phrase “they are in a better place.” For Jason, I do believe that. His trust and kindness made him a walking Target.

Prayers for Jan, Nick and your family.

Thank God, however i dont think ANYTHING will ever give ANY of me or the rest of my family any closure. I stated before the i hope they both rot in jail and burn in hell but i never wished for them to be killed like my cousin was. I know “closure” is such a big word in all of these types of trials, however i feel none and the only thing that would possibly give me any relief would be to see Jason alive and well and enjoying his life. I AM relieved to know that one of these to vile pieces of nonhuman scum will NEVER be alowed to be free and hurt anyone else. I hope the other waste of life get the same or worse.

I know dear Brian, I know.

Please know you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
B

Thanks to you ALL for your support .

Kyle Scott found guilty of first degree murder
Posted: 43 mins ago
[B]Kyle Scott was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Jason Holley.[/B]

Jason Holley’s body was found in Cheyenne Canyon on May 8th, 2009. He suffered from a rare disorder and had the mental capacity of someone 12 years-old.

[B]Kyle Scott will be sentenced later this afternoon[/B]. Fox 21 News is in the courtroom this afternoon, we will continue to update the story as it develops. Stay with Fox 21 News at 6:30 and 9 pm, and coloradoconnection.com.
http://www.coloradoconnection.com/news/story.aspx?id=483813

Just a quick correction. Jason did not have the capacity of a 12 year old. I do not know where that comes from. What he did have, according to his family, is a kind and trusting personality. He was victimized, by some ruthless assholes for an Xbox.

Not fair.
B

Jurors must decide: one killer or two?
July 07, 2010 4:49 PM

Jurors will have to settle a basic question in the trial of a man accused of killing a developmentally disabled man and leaving his body on a trail in North Cheyenne Canyon.

Was there one killer or two?

In opening statements today, a prosecutor said that “two vicious killers” led 22-year-old Jason Holley up Cutler Trail west of Colorado Springs on Jan. 5, 2009, where they killed him with a push blade knife and an ax.

“They covered his body with branches and snow and left him for four months,” Deputy District Attorney Eric Lamphere told the jury as the first-degree murder trial of Kyle Sebastian Stott got underway.

But Stott’s attorneys claim their client’s brother-in-law, Derek Lee Hernandez, is the person who killed Holley that day. They contend Stott, 19, ran in fear and desperation after he looked up to see Hernandez holding a knife to Holley’s throat.

“Get out!” Hernandez said, according to Stott’s attorney Eric Anaya. “Kyle does just that. He didn’t want any part of this …. He was terrified.”

Stott then kept silent about the murder, even after Colorado Springs police contacted him about what began as a missing person investigation.

“He should be held responsible for that,” Anaya said. But he later added “Kyle did not kill Jason Holley.”

Stott and Hernandez were both charged with first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, robbery of an at-risk person and conspiracy. Hernandez, 22, is awaiting a separate trial later this year.

Lamphere told the jury that Holley suffered from Klinefelter’s syndrome, a genetic disorder involving an extra chromosome. As a result, Holley lacked good judgment and social intelligence. He tended to gravitate toward younger peers.

When police first questioned Stott about Holley’s disappearance, he claimed he didn’t know anything. He claimed he was looking for a job and sleeping on that day, Lamphere said.

Later, however, Stott told police that he knew where Hernandez would have hidden a body and led them to a ravine on May 8 where they found Holley’s remains.

Testimony resumes Thursday.

http://www.gazette.com/articles/trial-101272-disabled-canyon.html

Nut 44×4-

From the bottom of my heart I thank you for posting this for Jason.
Hugs
B