Jasmyne Cannick

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.”

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His wealth protected him for years, but Ed Buck will likely spend the rest of his life in a prison instead of a luxury apartment.

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.”