Billy Raymond Mount
This is one of those cases where while I was doing the research I went back and forth whether I believed the convicted person was guilty or not. I would read something and question whether the jury got it right and then I would read something else and be convinced that they were absolutely right in their decision. A few minutes later I would flip again. In the end I can only really tell you, the reader, what I found and let you decide what you think. On the afternoon of July 2, 2015 a 911 call was made to the authorities in Clearlake California. A man had been shot while walking down the road in broad daylight. When officers arrived at the scene the man was still alive and the police officer turned on his body cam. The officer asked the man, Steven Galvin, who had shot him and he replied with the name “Cyclops.” The officer asked him a second time and again he said the same name. Galvin was taken to the hospital where he would soon die from his injuries, a gunshot wounds t...