Two men serving life sentences in Northern California prisons are suspected of killing their cellmates over the weekend, authorities said Monday.
Deandre A. Lewis, 37, was found unresponsive in his cell on Saturday morning at California State Prison, Sacramento in Folsom.
Details of Lewis’s death weren’t immediately released. The coroner in Sacramento County is expected to determine the exact cause of death, state corrections officials said. Thornton was admitted to prison from San Bernardino County in 2009 and was serving life in prison without chance of parole for first-degree murder.Lewis's death was one of two suspected homicides in the California prison system over the weekend.
Benjy S. Wade, an inmate at High Desert State Prison in Susanville. was killed on Jan.8, 2022. His cellmate has been identified as the suspect.
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