Jan. 13, 2026

The Flint Serial Slasher: Elias Abuelazam

The Flint Serial Slasher: Elias Abuelazam

The Flint Serial Slasher: Elias Abuelazam In August 2010, Elias Abuelazam was arrested at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport while attempting to flee to Israel after a brutal stabbing spree that terrorized Flint, Michigan. The serial killer...

The Flint Serial Slasher: Elias Abuelazam

In August 2010, Elias Abuelazam was arrested at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport while attempting to flee to Israel after a brutal stabbing spree that terrorized Flint, Michigan. The serial killer murdered at least five men and attacked nine others across Michigan, Virginia, and Ohio between May and August 2010, targeting primarily African American men in what became known as the Flint Serial Slasher case. Arnold Minor, a 49-year-old handyman, became a key murder victim when investigators found his blood on Abuelazam's steering wheel and clothing.

This is the story of a predator who weaponized kindness. Elias Abuelazam drove through the struggling streets of Flint in his green Chevy TrailBlazer, pretending he needed help with directions or car trouble. When Good Samaritans approached his window, he stabbed them and drove away. Five families lost someone they loved. Nine survivors carry physical and emotional scars that will never fully heal. The case connects to an earlier unsolved murder in Virginia and a violent assault in Israel, painting a picture of escalating violence that spanned continents. We'll walk through the investigation that finally caught him, the controversial insanity defense that failed, and the decision to suspend additional trials that left many families without full closure.

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In the summer of 2010, a man in a green SUV was driving through Flint, Michigan, asking

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strangers for help.

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Some pointed him in the right direction.

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Others leaned in closer to hear him better.

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What happened next turned an entire city streets into a hunting ground.

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This is the story of Elias Abuelezam, the Flint serial slasher.

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[Music]

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There's something that happens in struggling cities.

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People help each other.

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When someone's car breaks down, when someone needs directions, you stop.

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You ask if they're okay.

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Community survival runs on that kind of trust.

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Flint, Michigan, in 2010 was exactly that kind of place.

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The auto industry had gutted the city.

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Unemployment was crushing.

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A lot of people were walking because they couldn't afford cars.

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Late shifts, job hunting, trying to get from one place to another in a city where the

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street lights didn't always work.

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And into that environment came Elias Abuelezam.

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Between May and August of 2010, Abuelezam drove around Flint in a green Chevy trailblazer,

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pulling up next to men walking alone at night.

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He'd waved them over.

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Engine trouble.

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Can you help me with directions?

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The things that might make you approach a car window because you're a decent person.

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When those men got close enough, Abuelezam stabbed them and then drove away.

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18 attacks total across three states.

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14 happened in the Flint area.

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Five men died.

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The rest survived with scars that go deeper than skin.

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Elias Abuelezam wasn't some drifter living out of his car.

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He was born in Ramla, Israel in 1976 to a wealthy Arab Christian family.

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He had a US green cart.

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He'd been married.

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He held down jobs.

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When he came to Flint in late May 2010, he was living in a house on Maryland Avenue owned

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by his uncle and working at a convenience store.

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It was called Kingwater Market.

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His co-workers described him as friendly and polite.

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Customers knew him as Eli, the helpful guy behind the counter.

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There were warning signs buried in his past.

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In 1997, Abuelezam tried to kill himself by stabbing himself in the neck.

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In 2009, an Israeli psychologist diagnosed him as psychotic.

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That same year, while visiting family in Israel, he allegedly stabbed a friend in the face

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with a screwdriver.

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The victim refused to press charges.

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Then, there's Jamie Lane.

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Lane was a 44-year-old landscaper in Leesburg, Virginia.

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His daughter called him the mayor of Leesburg because he drove around in his bright red pick-up

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truck helping people and knew everybody's kids.

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In March 2009, Lane was found stabbed to death in his home.

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At the time of the murder, Elias Abuelezam lived directly across the sidewalk from Jamie

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Lane.

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It took until 2017 for the truth to finally come out.

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Under an immunity deal that protected him from Virginia's death penalty, Abuelezam confessed

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to killing Lane.

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By the time he showed up in Flint, Michigan in 2010, he had already murdered at least

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one person.

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The attacks in Flint started on May 24, 2010.

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David Motley, 31 years old, was found stabbed to death around 6am on Leeth Street.

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The pattern was always the same.

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Big guy in a green SUV asks for help.

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Stabs the person.

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Drives away.

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Emanuel Dent was killed on June 21.

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Bill Fisher survived an attack on June 26th.

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Richard Booker was stabbed on July 19th and lived.

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When came late July, when everything intensified, Darwin Marshall was stabbed on July 26th on Garland

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Street.

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A woman named Shamari Williams witnessed the aftermath.

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She saw the green SUV, saw Darwin collapsed on the ground.

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Darwin Marshall died.

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Frank Kelly-Brew was found dead near a restaurant dumpster on July 30.

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He was 60 years old.

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On August 1, a 17-year-old kid named Etwin Wilson was walking near Cloverlawn Drive when a

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green SUV pulled over.

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The driver asked for directions.

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Etwin walked closer to help.

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The driver lunged and stabbed him in the stomach.

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He survived.

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And listen to what he said later.

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"I think about it when it's dark outside.

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I think about it every time I see a Jimmy.

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I'm in a lot of pain still."

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That's what surviving a random, violent attack does to it's 17.

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It's traumatizing.

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Then came August 2, an Arnold minor.

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Arnold minor was 49 years old, a handyman walking on South Saginaw Streets in the early morning

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hours.

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A police officer found him after midnight, bleeding from two stab wounds in his chest

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and abdomen.

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In his dying moments, Arnold gave the officer critical information.

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His attacker was a white man.

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A boyla's M was Israeli Arab with light skin.

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That description helped investigators narrow their focus.

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Arnold minor died.

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His mother carried his ashes to every candlelight vigil, every court hearing.

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Arnold's murder became the case that put a boyla's M away for life.

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When police eventually searched his SUV and luggage, they found Arnold minor's blood.

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On the steering wheel, on the pants and shoes of boyla's M had packed for his escape.

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After Arnold minor's murder, boyla's M left Michigan, who went back to Leesburg, Virginia.

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Over four days, an early August, three more people were attacked.

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August 3, a teenager jogging at night.

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August 5, a 67-year-old man stabbed at 6am.

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August 6, a man attacked with a hammer instead of a knife.

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Then a boyla's M headed to Toledo, Ohio.

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On August 7, a church janitor named Tony Leno was taking a smoke break outside when a

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green and tan Chevy trailblazer pulled up.

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The driver asked for directions.

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As Tony turned to point out the route, the driver stabbed him twice in the abdomen and

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drove off.

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Tony survived.

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The attack location was less than a mile from Interstate 75.

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The direct highway between Flint, Toledo, and Virginia.

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A boyla's M was using the Interstate as his corridor.

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By early August, law enforcement couldn't ignore the pattern.

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On August 4, they announced publicly that all these stabbings were, in fact, connected.

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They released a composite sketch and a description of the vehicle.

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The break came from Kingwater Market, a woman named Judith, the daughter of one of his co-workers,

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saw the sketch and the vehicle description on the news.

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She recognized her dad's co-worker Eli and his green SUV.

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She called the tip hotline.

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That tip gave investigators exactly what they needed.

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They discovered a boyla's M had been in Virginia during the Leesburg attacks and was traveling

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through Ohio when Tony Leno got stabbed.

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According to police records, boyla's M's uncle became aware that police were looking for

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his nephew.

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Instead of calling authorities, he helped a boyla's M hide his vehicle.

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Then he drove them to a Detroit area airport and bought them a $3,000 ticket to Tel Aviv,

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Israel.

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Police argued this made his uncle Tony Soani an accessory after the fact.

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He was never charged.

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After a boyla's M's arrest, Soani cooperated with investigators.

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On August 10, 2010, Elias of Boyla's M was at Hartzville, Jackson, Atlanta International

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Airport on a layover, waiting to board his flight to Tel Aviv.

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If he'd made it to Israel, extradition would have been nearly impossible.

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His name was paged over the intercom.

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Witnesses saw him walking through the terminal, talking on his phone in English and Hebrew.

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Airport police intercepted him moments before he could board.

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At 6'5" 280 lbs, the man who had terrorized the entire city surrendered without a fight.

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Back in Flint, Michigan, the police command post erupted in cheers.

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When a boyla's M appeared before a judge in Atlanta, he was given a choice.

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Fight extradition or go back to Michigan immediately.

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He told the judge, quote, "It sounds more logical to go now rather than wait three months.

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Is that correct?"

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He waved his rights.

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On August 26, 2010, he was flown back to Michigan.

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Prosecutor David Layton decided to try the strongest case first.

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The murder of Arnold Minor.

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The evidence was overwhelming.

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Arnold's blood was on the steering wheel on a boyla's M's clothing.

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The defense didn't even try to deny a boyla's M killed him.

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They went with "not guilty by reason of insanity."

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Defense psychiatrist Dr. Norman Miller testified that a boyla's M was a paranoid schizophrenic

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tortured by bizarre delusions and evil spirits.

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He pointed to the 1997 suicide attempt.

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The psychosis diagnosis in Israel.

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The prosecution dismantled that narrative.

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They pointed out that a man in the grip of uncontrollable psychosis doesn't maintain a

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job.

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Doesn't navigate a vehicle across three states use a consistent method to lure victims

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and execute a complex international escape plan.

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The psychologist testified that while a boyla's M lacked empathy and had a personality disorder,

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he was legally sane.

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He understood right from wrong.

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After eight days of testimony in May 2012, the jury deliberated for one hour.

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Guilty of first degree premeditated murder.

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On June 25, 2012, Elias of Boyla's M was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility

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of parole.

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After the conviction, prosecutor Layton made a controversial decision.

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The remaining charges for the murders of Darwin Mitchell and Frank Killy-Brew and dolled

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the attempted murder charges would be suspended.

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His reasoning was practical.

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Michigan doesn't have the death penalty.

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A boyla's M was already serving the maximum sentence.

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Additional trials would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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For the families and survivors, that decision felt incomplete.

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In 2014, a boyla's M filed a federal lawsuit asking to be deported to Israel to face charges

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for the 2009 screwdriver attack.

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The courts dismissed it.

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Under U.S. law, you complete your sentence before deportation.

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For someone serving life without parole, that completion date never comes.

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Elias of Boyla's M is still incarcerated in Michigan.

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He'll die there.

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The Flint serial slasher case shows how predators exploit the basic decency of communities

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already struggling to survive.

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A boyla's M understood that the people in Flint helped each other because they had to.

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He weaponized that kindness.

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Five men are dead.

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Nine survivors carry scars that will never fully heal.

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At one Wilson still has trouble when it's dark outside.

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Elias of Boyla's M is never getting out.

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The families left behind the survivors still processing trauma, they're serving their own

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sentence.

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One that doesn't come with a possibility of closure.

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That's the real cost of what happened in Flint in the summer of 2010.

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Thanks for listening to 10 Minute Murder, Vingible True Crime Stories.

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I'm Joe, I'm the host, and let's get to an email.

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This one is subject episode length.

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Hi Joe.

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Have you ever thought about making the episodes longer or is 10 minutes the sweet spot for you?

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It comes from Erin in Air Resona.

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Erin, I'll tell you what, yes I've definitely thought about that.

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And in the past, if you look back through the catalog of 10 Minute Murder, I have slipped

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Some that are quite a bit longer than 10 minutes.

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It's available everywhere that you can get this podcast, I believe.

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I could be wrong about that, but it's called Moonlight Murders, the Texarkana Phantom Killer.

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If you're into what I'm doing here and want to support me, follow all three of the podcasts.

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You can also go to 10minuteMurder.com, there you can email me, you can sign up for the weekly

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newsletter, you can check out the Murder Blog among other things there at 10minuteMurder.com.

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If you're an OG listener, I love you, keep sharing this podcast with your friends and your family

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that helps it grow so much, and I really do appreciate it.

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And that's going to do it, that's your episode for today, thank you for listening to 10 Minute

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Murder.

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See you next time.

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