Famous Criminal Presentation
  By:Yoceline Ballesteros
 Forensic Science, Period 4
Interesting Facts
 According to Brandon’s father they
  never brought out the actual knife that
  was used, instead they brought out a
  replica that was 5X bigger than the
  actual knife which was 2in.
 Michael McLoren who sold the
  marijuana was never sentenced to
  anytime in prison.
Background
 In 1995,in Agoura Hills CA, a group of teen
  boys were looking for marijuana at Michael
  McLoren’s fort which was in his backyard.
  Jimmy was the body guard and once the
  group of boys came, a fight broke out in
  which Jimmy Farris ended up dead.
 Jason Holland was the only one who did
  the stabbing, and because of the Felony
  Murder Rule everyone that was with Jason
  all got the same punishment, life in jail
  without parole, even though they didn’t
  commit the crime.
Crime Scene
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jashfN
  3CbuI
 The crime was committed in the
  backyard of Michael McLoren, Michael’s
  Mom said she had no idea that “Mike”
  sold marijuana there.
Forensic Evidence
 They never really found evidence
  besides the knife.
 The knife that was found was used
  against Jason Holland, in which he
  pleaded guilty.
 The Felony Murder put all the boys in jail
  without evidence to prove them guilty.
Legal Aspects
            Jason Holland was sentenced to life in prison without
            parole plus eight years.




         Brandon Hein was sentenced to life in prison without the
         possibility of parole plus four years.




     Micah Holland was sentenced to 29 years to
     prison.

                                    Christopher Velardo pleaded guilty
                                    and was sentenced to 11 years, he
                                    was released from prison in 2000.
Other Facts
  There have been two documentary
  movies made about this case, called
  Reckless Indifference and The
  Prosecution Of Brandon Hein.
 Brandon, Anthony, Micah and Jason
  remain in prison as of today and
  Brandon and Micah are the only ones
  that are eligible for parole until 2020.
References
 Wikipedia. “Brandon Hein.” Wikipedia.org
  Website. 29 April 2012
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_Hein
 http://www.myspace.com/freebrandonhein/
  photos/890093#%7B%22ImageId%22%3A
  890093%7D
 Youtube. “Brandon Hein Pt.2” Youtube.com
  Website.29 April
  2012http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jash
  fN3CbuI

Criminal Presentation

  • 1.
    Famous Criminal Presentation By:Yoceline Ballesteros Forensic Science, Period 4
  • 2.
    Interesting Facts  Accordingto Brandon’s father they never brought out the actual knife that was used, instead they brought out a replica that was 5X bigger than the actual knife which was 2in.  Michael McLoren who sold the marijuana was never sentenced to anytime in prison.
  • 3.
    Background  In 1995,inAgoura Hills CA, a group of teen boys were looking for marijuana at Michael McLoren’s fort which was in his backyard. Jimmy was the body guard and once the group of boys came, a fight broke out in which Jimmy Farris ended up dead.  Jason Holland was the only one who did the stabbing, and because of the Felony Murder Rule everyone that was with Jason all got the same punishment, life in jail without parole, even though they didn’t commit the crime.
  • 4.
    Crime Scene  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jashfN 3CbuI  The crime was committed in the backyard of Michael McLoren, Michael’s Mom said she had no idea that “Mike” sold marijuana there.
  • 5.
    Forensic Evidence  Theynever really found evidence besides the knife.  The knife that was found was used against Jason Holland, in which he pleaded guilty.  The Felony Murder put all the boys in jail without evidence to prove them guilty.
  • 6.
    Legal Aspects Jason Holland was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus eight years. Brandon Hein was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole plus four years. Micah Holland was sentenced to 29 years to prison. Christopher Velardo pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 11 years, he was released from prison in 2000.
  • 7.
    Other Facts  There have been two documentary movies made about this case, called Reckless Indifference and The Prosecution Of Brandon Hein.  Brandon, Anthony, Micah and Jason remain in prison as of today and Brandon and Micah are the only ones that are eligible for parole until 2020.
  • 9.
    References  Wikipedia. “BrandonHein.” Wikipedia.org Website. 29 April 2012 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_Hein  http://www.myspace.com/freebrandonhein/ photos/890093#%7B%22ImageId%22%3A 890093%7D  Youtube. “Brandon Hein Pt.2” Youtube.com Website.29 April 2012http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jash fN3CbuI