19-year-old Man Imprisoned For Fatally Stabbing His Mother, Charged For Manufacturing Weapon In Jail
A 19-year-old man who was previously convicted and imprisoned for stabbing to death his mother when he was just 13 years old has been indicted and charged with manufacturing a weapon in jail, as stated by the TCD.
Ike Souzer was first arrested in 2017 after police answered and responded to a Garden Grove home on the 11000 block of Gilbert Road to a report of a fatal stabbing, as the KTLA-television reported. Outside the house, Ike Souzer’s 47-year-old mother was reportedly found covered in her blood and with multiple stomach stab wounds.
According to a published post by True Crime Daily, as soon as Ike Souzer was 15 years old, he allegedly fled custody from a halfway house while in GPS surveillance, approximately two years later. As KTLA stated, the boy was a pending trial for fatally stabbing his mother. Souza was reportedly taken into custody once more after being discovered at an Anaheim homeless camp.
California Teen Convicted Of Fatally Stabbing Mother Indicted For Manufacturing Weapon In Jail
December 2021 Souzer pleaded guilty “to attacking three correctional officers and was well-ordered to wear an electronic monitor for the remainder of his judgment which is set to expire on July 9, 2023” according to the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.
The Head prosecutor’s Office on Dec. 22 reported and stated that Souzer was prosecuted and accused by an Orange County Grand Jury on one criminal count of ownership of a weapon in a care office and one lawful offense containing assembling a weapon in a guardianship office. He reportedly and allegedly faces a maximum state prison sentence of four years and eight months if found guilty. Souza, according to the District Attorney’s Office, pleaded not guilty.
Spitzer stated, “My prosecutors are giving their very best to shield general society and keep him from doing more brutality against prison staff and other detainees.”
