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CHANCE MICHAEL MOSELEY | Stabbed His Mother 57 Times And Strangled Her to death With An Electrical Cord To "put her out of her misery" | He Was 14 At The Time Of The Murders And Mother Was 17 Weeks Pregnant | ALS
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Chance Michael Moseley was convicted of capital murder in 2015 for the violent killing of his mother, Nita Marie Moseley. Moseley was 14 years old at the time of the crime, while his mother was 33 years old and 17 weeks pregnant. The medical examiner ruled that the cause of death was strangling. During the trial, Moseley's defense team maintained that his mental condition at the time of the crime prevented him from having the explicit intent to murder either his mother or the unborn child. They planned to provide expert evidence from Dr. Gerald Harris, a clinical psychologist who assessed Chance. Dr. Harris said that Chance was "not functioning properly" throughout the event and lacked a clear knowledge of his conduct. The second issue centered on whether the unborn child had already perished as a result of Nita's drug usage previous to her murder. The trial court eventually rejected Dr. Harris' testimony because it did not present enough evidence to refute Chance's mens rea (intention or knowledge of guilt). The court determined that, although children might behave impulsively, there was no evidence that Chance had a mental disorder that prevented him from comprehending his conduct at the time of the murder. Moseley was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of release after 40 years owing to his age at the time of the offense.
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Chance Moseley. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). North Texas, TX. September 12, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
Chance Michael Moseley is a notable figure due to his involvement in a tragic and highly publicized criminal case. Here is a detailed report on his background, the crime, and its aftermath:
Background
Chance Michael Moseley, who was born to Nita Marie Moseley when she was 17, has had a difficult existence filled with abuse and trafficking. Despite initially losing custody to her suspected traffickers, she recovered custody in December 2014. The family's chaotic home environment, with drug addiction and a lack of resources, made it impossible to form a stable household. In September 2015, Nita appeared to be making progress, but a dispute about household responsibilities escalated, leading to Chance committing the horrible act of murdering his mother.
Chance's upbringing
was marked by instability, maltreatment, and exposure to his mother's
drug addiction and trafficking operations, which may have led to the
development of mental health problems. Expert opinions and
psychiatric examinations may have identified signs of mental health
issues, but they did not excuse him from responsibility.
Throughout
the investigation and prosecution, Chance Michael Moseley exhibited
severe mental issues, including extreme violent behavior, a lack of
remorse, and a refusal to understand the seriousness of his actions.
Despite the defense team's concerns about his mental condition, the
court determined that he was able to participate in the trial,
indicating that his mental health problems did not hinder his
comprehension of the legal process.
The Crime
On September 26, 2015, police in La Marque, Texas, responded to a report of a suspicious odor at Nita Moseley's residence. They discovered Nita's body, which had been brutally stabbed 57 times and strangled with an electrical cord. Nita was 17 weeks pregnant at the time, making the crime a double homicide.
Investigation and Arrest
The investigation quickly focused on Chance, who was 14 years old at the time. He had fled the scene, taking his mother's car and phone. Chance was later apprehended and confessed to the murder, stating that an argument over household chores had escalated, leading him to stab his mother and then strangle her to "put her out of her misery".
Legal Proceedings
Due to the severity of the crime, Chance was tried as an adult. His defense team argued that he did not fully understand the consequences of his actions, citing mental health issues. However, the court found him competent to stand trial. In the end, Chance was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison. Under Texas law, he will be eligible for parole after 40 years.
Aftermath
The case has been featured in various media outlets and true crime shows, highlighting the tragic circumstances leading up to the crime and the complexities of trying a juvenile as an adult. The case concerning Chance Michael Moseley has received extensive publicity on television and YouTube. Evil Lives Here presented an episode titled "He Saved Her Life, Then Took It," which detailed Nita Moseley's murder, as well as the accompanying investigation and prosecution. Court TV segments followed the trial processes, concentrating on legal issues and courtroom drama. Dr. Todd Grande's YouTube video "'Second Chance' 14-Year-Old Stabs Mother 57 Times | Nita & Chance Moseley Case Analysis" provides a detailed psychiatric examination of the incident. Daily incident also offers updates and comments on the incident and its aftermath. Chance's story serves as a grim reminder of the long-lasting impacts of abuse and neglect.
VIDEO: 'Second Chance' 14-Year-Old Stabs Mother 57 Times | Nita & Chance Moseley Case Analysis | https://youtu.be/bkWqNBurz6U
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