Gemmel Moore

Ed Buck’s lawyers pled with the court to sentence him so that he will one day be free again because he’s not “a meth-fueled axe killer.”

He has been indicted for two deaths that Los Angeles prosecutors previously said they could do nothing about.

Investigators say he tied black men down to inject them with meth as part of a sexual fetish and was known among homeless people as “Dr. Kevorkian.”

“I feel vindicated for all the people who said it was never going to happen.”

Two years ago a young black sex worker was found dead in his home, but he wasn’t prosecuted.

A mother says the wealthy liberal activist has a fetish for getting young black men high and her son died of an overdose after one of their “sessions.”