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A Guardian Angel for Lori
This page is Dedicated to the Memory of Lori Bases
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Please say a prayer for Lori
Lori Bases
October 28, 1968 - May 11, 2000
Brutually murdered by an unknown person while in her apartment in Steamboat, Colorado. She had been stabbed more than 20 times and had wounds all over her body, including her throat, chest, back, arms and legs. An autopsy determined that she bled to death.
Lori's mother, Sheryl went to school with my sister and they have been friends since fourth grade. We all grew up together, had our children around the same time, had birthday parties for the kids so this has been and still is a very tragic thing in our lives. Lori was born on my birthday so that is going to be a tough day. My prayers are with Lori and her entire family. This candle will burn for eternity!
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Thomas Lee Johnson
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Thomas Lee Johnson admitted to the murder of Lori Bases! |
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Sheriff's Investigator, Gary Sigman, leads Thomas Lee Johnson out of the Routt County Courthouse Monday morning. A judge has ruled there is enough evidence to bind Johnson over for trial on first-degree murder in the death of a Steamboat woman. 12/5/00 |
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November 15, 2001
Johnson found guilty of first-degree murder.
Sentencing scheduled for January 2002!
January 17, 2002 Johnson sentenced to life in prison without parole! Justice has been served!
Lori, rest in peace now!
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Thomas Lee Johnson, convicted in 2001 for the stabbing death of Steamboat Springs resident Lori Bases, was granted a new trial by the Colorado Court of Appeals on Thursday.
The three judges agreed there was an error in the set of instructions given to jurors about self-defense. Jurors were incorrectly told that the defendant had the duty to retreat if he was not the initial aggressor in the attack that killed Bases.
By Dana Strongin, Steamboat Pilot
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