On May 1, 2005, Lindsey Marie Bonistall was killed in her apartment. James Cooke, who lived near the college student, came through a balcony opening early in the morning. He tied Lindsey up with an electrical cord, shoved a t-shirt in her mouth, raped her, knelt on her chest and strangled her to death with another t-shirt. According to a judge in the case, "It was a slow, painful, terrifying death." James doused the 20-year-old's body with bleach, then dragged it to a bathtub where he stacked kindling around it and lit it on fire. In an attempt to misdirect authorities, James used a permanent marker to write messages such as "KKK" and "White Power" around the apartment.
On May 1, 2005, Lindsey Marie Bonistall was killed in her apartment. James Cooke, who lived near the college student, came through a balcony opening early in the morning. He tied Lindsey up with an electrical cord, shoved a t-shirt in her mouth, raped her, knelt on her chest and strangled her to death with another t-shirt. According to a judge in the case, "It was a slow, painful, terrifying death." James doused the 20-year-old's body with bleach, then dragged it to a bathtub where he stacked kindling around it and lit it on fire. In an attempt to misdirect authorities, James used a permanent marker to write messages such as "KKK" and "White Power" around the apartment.
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