US EditionVigil in Bellerose, Queens, Honors Murdered Couple
Jamel McGriff, with 11 prior convictions and recently paroled, is charged with torturing and murdering an elderly couple before setting their Queens home on fire and using their credit cards for $796 in purchases.
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Unspeakable depravity and cutting edge police work: the arson-murder that shook Queens
The parolee accused of murdering an elderly couple and setting their Queens home on fire unleashed hours of terror on a quiet couple whose neighbors said wanted no more than to enjoy their retirement and spend time with their grandkids. The grisly and shocking details of the crime unfolded over the last several days as NYPD cops closed in on the suspect. Jamel McGriff freely confessed to his vicious crimes when he was apprehended, police and pro…
New photo reveals slain Queens couple attacked in brutal home invasion; suspect charged with murder
Queens prosecutors charge Jamel McGriff with first-degree murder in the deaths of elderly couple Frank and Maureen Olton, who were stabbed and burned in their home.
Despite violating the obligation to register as a sex offender in 2024, he was not revoked on parole due to New York's justice reforms, which do not consider this type of crime eligible for bail. McGriff has 11 previous convictions, including four for violent crimes, and had been released from prison in 2023 after serving a 20-year sentence. More information: "You are not crazy, I believe you": ChatGPT reinforces the paranoid delusions of an exe…
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