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QUENTIN ROYCE SCHAFER | 15-Year-Old Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Boy Who Begged “Just stop, just leave me, just leave me here to die.” | Gets 75 Years For 'savage, brutal, premeditated murder’ | Autographed Letter, Signed
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Michael White, 16, was murdered in Wyoming, Michigan, by 15-year-old Quentin Royce Schafer and his accomplice Carlos Delgado. White sustained multiple stab wounds and physical force damage during the March 19 incident. A week prior to the attack, Schafer and Delgado used White's skateboard and a variety of weapons to organize the murder. Both the victim and the offenders suffer severe psychological effects from the act's violence. Both teenagers entered guilty pleas to first-degree murder after being tried as adults under Michigan's automatic waiver law. Schafer and Delgado face a minimum term of 30 years in jail but may be eligible for parole in the future due to a U.S. Supreme Court decision that forbids mandatory life sentences without parole for juvenile offenders. In keeping with a change in the way young criminals are handled by the judicial system, the prosecution intends to request a sentence of 40 to 75 years.
Michael White’s mother brought an urn of the slain teen’s ashes to court,
telling his young killers
this is what I’m left with.
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Quentin R. Schafer. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). Grand Rapids, MI. November 12, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
Quentin Royce Schafer: Overview and Case Details
Quentin Royce Schafer is a 15-year-old who, along with his accomplice Carlos Delgado, was involved in the murder of 16-year-old Michael White in Wyoming, Michigan. The incident occurred on March 19, when White was found dead at Lions Park after suffering multiple stab wounds and blunt force trauma.
Background of the Case
Schafer and Delgado reportedly planned the murder for about a week prior to the attack. They used various weapons including a knife, brass knuckles, and White’s own skateboard during the assault. The details surrounding the crime are particularly disturbing; witnesses and detectives have recounted that White pleaded for his life during the attack, saying, “Just stop, just leave me, just leave me here to die.” This highlights not only the brutality of the act but also the psychological impact on both the victim and the perpetrators.
Legal Proceedings
Both teens were charged as adults under Michigan’s automatic waiver law due to the severity of their crime. They pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, which carries significant legal implications. Following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that prohibits mandatory life sentences without parole for juvenile offenders, Schafer and Delgado face a minimum sentence of 30 years in prison but may have opportunities for parole later in life. He will be eligible for parole on 03/20/2056.
The prosecution has indicated that they will seek a sentence between 30 and 40 years during their upcoming sentencing hearing. This reflects a shift in how juvenile offenders are treated within the legal system, allowing for potential rehabilitation rather than solely punitive measures.
Evidence Against Schafer
The investigation revealed substantial evidence linking Schafer to the crime scene. DNA from clothing items belonging to him was found at Lions Park alongside other physical evidence such as a broken knife and bloodied brass knuckles. Additionally, social media activity provided insights into his involvement; posts made by Schafer indicated he had been present during or after the attack.
Conclusion
Quentin Royce Schafer’s case underscores critical issues regarding youth violence, mental health considerations in juvenile justice, and societal responses to serious crimes committed by minors. As he faces sentencing in light of these events, it raises questions about accountability versus rehabilitation for young offenders.
VIDEO: Mother wants her son's murderers to face same fate in prison | https://youtu.be/J0kOanpX3Mg
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