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Joe Jones
Daily Stormer
October 25, 2017
Gregory Johnson.
This is one of the countless reasons you should never associate with Blacks and especially never agree to help them with anything.
Gregory A. Johnson, of Georgetown, faces three counts of first-degree murder, Class M felonies, in Tuesday’s death of 21-year-old Timothy Ellis, a husband and father of two young children.
Johnson was also charged with one count of criminal damage to government property, a Class 4 felony, and one count of criminal trespass to a residence, a Class A misdemeanor, stemming from a separate case.
Lacy said that on Tuesday, the defendant arrived at the victim’s house to ask him if he could move a couch. The victim agreed and walked with the defendant to his house, at 201 W. 15th St.
“On the way there, the defendant was accusing the victim of having feelings for a 16-year-old girl they both knew. The victim denied it,” Lacy said.
After arriving at the defendant’s house, “the defendant became completely and totally enraged and started stabbing the victim multiple times, slashing his throat,” Lacy said. “Then he concealed his body.”
Lacy said after the defendant was arrested and read his rights by police, he gave them a full confession.
Lacy said Johnson has a long criminal past. He was sentenced to four years in prison for a Class 3 theft in Kankakee County, sentenced to another four-year term for a 2013 aggravated battery-strangulation case in Champaign County, and has convictions in a 2006 marijuana case in Cook County and a 2013 theft case in Champaign County.
He’s currently on probation for a Class A domestic battery case in Vermilion County.
If Johnson is convicted of murder, he faces 20 to 60 years in prison, and would be required to serve 100 percent of his sentence.
Timothy Ellis.
