A Florida courtroom descended into chaos as Amanda Cook, convicted of killing her elderly roommate, erupted into a screaming tirade moments before she was sentenced to life in prison. Cook, found guilty of second-degree murder, shouted that the court was a “satanic synagogue” and made bizarre claims that authorities had murdered her husband, whom she described as John F. Kennedy reincarnated. As deputies moved in, Cook yelled warnings and continued screaming, forcing officers to remove her from the courtroom while sentencing proceeded in her absence. The case stems from the savage killing of Cook’s 64-year-old roommate, who was beaten to death with a cast-iron microphone. Investigators said the assault was so violent that the victim’s injuries resembled those typically seen in high-speed car crashes. Prosecutors described the attack as relentless and unprovoked, emphasising the extreme force used. The judge ultimately imposed a life sentence, bringing a disturbing and volatile trial to a close in Florida. US Shocker: Woman Kills Man With Metal Hammer in Florida, Leaves 'PEDO Touches Children' Note on Victim's Body; Arrested.

Florida Woman Screams in Court, Thrown Out as Judge Hands Life Sentence for Brutal Murder

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