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Everett, Washington (AP)
A man who took a book on Nazi paratroopers into a tavern, got into a fight after making racial comments, killed an American Indian and later said he had shot a “subhuman” has been convicted of first-degree manslaughter.
A Snohomish County Superior Court jury decided that the shooting of Simeon Whitney, 35, of Wapato, by Kevin Jory Braa, 47, of Marysville, was reckless and unjustified but not second-degree murder.
A man who took a book on Nazi paratroopers into a tavern, got into a fight after making racial comments, killed an American Indian and later said he had shot a “subhuman” has been convicted of first-degree manslaughter.
A Snohomish County Superior Court jury decided that the shooting of Simeon Whitney, 35, of Wapato, by Kevin Jory Braa, 47, of Marysville, was reckless and unjustified but not second-degree murder.
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