With his appeal denied, Ashford Archer is looking toward the Colorado Supreme Court to overturn his convictions in the deaths of two young girls.
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Thanks for finding that! I hate these people. They're all twisted and evil and need to stay in prison for the rest of their lives as they're too dangerous to be free in society.
From the link:
An answer brief to Ceus’ appeal is due Jan. 10, 2023.
• An appeal for Bramble, who is serving life for two counts of first-degree murder, hasn’t yet been assigned to a court division; the assignment could happen in December, according to information from the Colorado Judicial Branch.
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Ika Eden, who uses both names as one, represented herself after she was deemed restored to legal competency; she was the only defendant not tried in the 7th Judicial District.
At trial, she told jurors what happened in Norwood had been ordained.
At sentencing, she portrayed the little girls as evil spirits and said she and her codefendants “need to be exonerated,” although she didn’t know how that would take place.
The sentencing judge called Ika Eden reckless, said she had no remorse, and “simply chose to let these girls die.”
Ika Eden is also appealing her conviction, according to Colorado Judicial. An opening brief is due Nov. 10.
Bramble's appeal was denied. December 15, 2022:
Nor would have the testimonial evidence that was disallowed shown that Bramble was not aware her own conduct was practically certain to cause her daughters’ deaths: In speaking with law enforcement, Bramble said it was her job to ‘guard’ her daughters as they stayed in the car without food or water. She knew they were nearing death “because they were crying out for help,” the Dec. 15 order states.
When it was her turn to be banished to a vehicle, Bramble acted to save herself, demonstrating that she knew what would happen if she remained there without food or water. “because they were crying out for help,” the Dec. 15 order states.
The mother of two girls who died on a Norwood farm in 2017 remains convicted of first-degree murder.
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