A Texas man’s dying sentence in a brutal triple homicide that claimed a four-year-old baby among the many victims was met with approval by surviving members of the family.
“Oh, we’re happy,” Frances Rivera, the mom of 24-year-old Maya Rivera, who was murdered together with 28-year-old Ray Shawn Hudson Sr. and their four-year-old son, Ray Shawn Hudson Jr., in 2018, told Fox 26 Houston this week.
“This is for baby Ray. All of this is for baby Ray.”
It solely took 5 hours for a jury to convict the suspect within the murders, 40-year-old Robert Allen Satterfield, of capital homicide, and one other 45 minutes to conclude that he deserved the dying sentence.
TEXAS MAN SENTENCED FOR CHILD SEX CRIMES HE COMMITTED WHILE SERVING AS ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF
Robert Allen Satterfield was sentenced to dying for the 2018 homicide of a household of three.
(Fox 26 Houston)
“He won’t be able to touch his children, or hug his children the way we’re not able to hug and touch our children,” Rivera stated. “He won’t be able to do that either. If he stays on death row five years, 10 years, or 30 years from now, we know he’s not going to be able to enjoy life.”
Satterfield murdered the household and burned their our bodies in a pit. He was taken in by authorities days later after being pulled over whereas driving the automotive he had stolen from them.
TEXAS SALON OWNERS CONSIDER CLOSING SHOP AFTER CRIME CRISIS LEAVES THEM WAITING UP ‘TO AN HOUR’ FOR POLICE
The Rivera household informed Fox 26 Houston they’re blissful that the person who murdered their members of the family was sentenced to dying
(Fox 26 Houston)
“They were put in a pit like trash. It was very heartbreaking to see the actual burn pit and what they had to go through,” Rivera stated. “Baby Ray saw his mother being shot. The only reason he killed baby Ray was because he could identify him.”
Wharton County District Attorney Dawn Allison informed Fox 26 Houston that Satterfield was a routine offender with gang affiliations who confirmed no regret for the crime and confirmed indicators of paranoia.
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
The Rivera household reacting to information that the person who killed their members of the family was sentenced to dying
(Fox 26 Houston)
“He felt like he was being disrespected by them. It could have been robbery, it could have been over the sake of a gun,” Allison stated.
www.foxnews.com
