Beth McCann
District Attorney
Second Judical District
370 17th Street, Suite 5300,
Denver, CO 80202
720-913-2000
Beth.McCann@denverda.org
News Release
October 31, 2018 Contact: Ken Lane, 720-913-9025
2d Defendant Convicted of Murder in Home Invasion (Hamilton)
NEWS RELEASE –
October 31, 2018
Contact: Ken Lane, 720-913-9025
JURY CONVICTS SECOND OF THREE CHARGED WITH MURDER IN HOME INVASION
A Denver District Court jury returned a verdict Monday against the second of three people charged with murder in connection with a burglary.
Demond Hamilton (dob: 06-01-1996), was convicted as charged after a six-day jury trial of one count of felony murder (F1), two counts of first degree burglary-assault/menace, -weapon (F3), and four counts of violent crime (sentence enhancers). Sentencing is scheduled for November 2, 2018, at 1:30 p.m. in courtroom 4G.
Co-defendant Keione Clark (dob: 07-29-1998) pleaded guilty in July to one count of second degree murder (F2). Sentencing is also scheduled for November 2 at 1:30 p.m. in courtroom 4G.
Co-defendant DMarco Blake (dob: 09-22-1999), is charged as an adult in District Court with one count of murder in the first degree-after deliberation (F1), one count of felony murder (F1), two counts of first degree burglary-assault/menace, -weapon (F3), and four counts of violent crime (sentence enhancers). He was arrested in California last May on a warrant issued for his arrest in connection with the Denver charges filed against him. He was extradited back to Colorado on October 4, had his first court appearance on October 19, and a preliminary and reverse transfer hearing is scheduled to begin on March 19, 2019. Blake is in custody in the Denver city jail.
Hamilton, Clark, and Blake were all charged last May in the May 16, 2017, death of 27-year-old Timothy Anderson, who was killed in his home in the 3900 block of S. Spruce Street that the defendants were allegedly burglarizing.
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The filing of a criminal charge is merely a formal accusation that an individual(s) committed a crime(s) under Colorado laws. A defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty. See Colo. RPC 3.6
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