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   Willie Bosket. William James Bosket Jr. (born December 9, 1962) is an American convicted murderer, whose numerous crimes committed while he was still a minor led to a change in New York state law, so that juveniles as young as 13 could be tried as an adult for murder and would face the same penalties. [2]

2. www.themarshallproject.org › 2014/12/29 › the-willieThe Willie Bosket Case - The Marshall Project

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   Dec 29, 2014 · Willie Bosket at the Ulster County Courthouse in Kingston, New York in April 1989. Bosket was sentenced to 25 years to life for stabbing a prison guard in April 1988. Jim McKnight/Associated Press. Before Carey's in-flight change of heart, things seemed to be going in a much different direction.

3. mycrimelibrary.com › willie-bosket-teen-killerWillie Bosket Teen Killer Life In Solitary - My Crime Library

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   Mr. Bosket himself often ponders the eerie parallels in his life to that of his father, William James Bosket Sr. By a stunning coincidence, the elder Bosket was sentenced to the same reform school at age 9, the Wiltwyck School for Boys in Yorktown.

   • Date of Birth: 12/09/1962
   • Inmate Name: BOSKET, WILLIE

   • DIN (Department Identification Number): 84A6391
   • Sex: MALE

4. www.nytimes.com › 2008/09/23 › nyregionTwo Decades in Solitary - The New York Times

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   Sep 23, 2008 · Oct. 7, 2008. : An article on Sept. 23 about Willie Bosket, a New York State prisoner who has spent two decades in a cell isolated from other inmates, misspelled the surname of a spokesman for the ...

5. www.npr.org › 2018/03/19 › 595018791How A Teenager's Actions Changed Punishments For Violent ...

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   Over the next two weeks, Willie Bosket went on a crime spree. He murdered a second man, shot another. And eventually, the police caught Bosket. Robert Silbering prosecuted the case.

6. time.com › archive › 6702654I Won't Kill, I'll Just Maim | TIME

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   May 29, 1989 · Bosket claims to have committed 2,000 crimes by the time he was 15. To a visitor, Bosket plays the cunning Mr. Charm. He is handsome, slightly built at 5 ft. 9 in. and 150 lbs., articulate and witty.

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   Who is William James Bosket?

   • William James Bosket Jr. (born December 9, 1962) is an American convicted murderer, whose numerous crimes committed while he was still a minor led to a change in New York state law, so that juveniles as young as 13 could be tried as an adult for murder and would face the same penalties.

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   What happened to Willie Bosket?

   • Willie Bosket at the Ulster County Courthouse in Kingston, New York in April 1989. Bosket was sentenced to 25 years to life for stabbing a prison guard in April 1988. Before Carey's in-flight change of heart, things seemed to be going in a much different direction.

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   Who is Willie Bosket?

   • During the flight, Carey read a New York Daily News article declaiming that Willie Bosket, a 15-year-old Harlem boy who had killed two men and shot a third on the New York City subway, had been sentenced to a mere five years at a juvenile facility upstate.

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   What happened to Willie Bosket's father?

   • Willie Bosket's father was arrested for a double murder when his mother, Laura, was pregnant with Willie. Both father and son’s schooling stopped at third grade, but both are described by acquaintances as bright, witty and charming.

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   Did Willie Bosket kill two people?

   • No one can take ‘nothing’ from you.” In 1977, Willie Bosket killed two people, prompting New York to enact a law that allowed juveniles to be tried as adults. David Jennings for The New York Times

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   What activities does Mr. Bosket engage in now?

   • Now, Mr. Bosket, who has gone 14 years without a disciplinary violation, does mainly three things: reads, sleeps, and thinks. Mr. Bosket was sentenced to 25 years to life for stabbing a guard in the visitors’ room in 1988, along with other offenses, leading prison authorities to make him virtually the most restricted inmate in the state.

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8. www.wunc.org › 2018/03/12 › criminal-willie-bosketCriminal: Willie Bosket - WUNC

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   Mar 12, 2018 · His name was Willie Bosket, and he became known as the most dangerous inmate in New York history. Phoebe Judge is an award-winning journalist whose work has been featured on a numerous national ...