Sentencing set in Jefferson County capital murder retrial for
2006 double homicide  on December 07, 2011 at 10:32 AM, updated
December 07, 2011 at 10:33 AM Generic scales of justice.jpg
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Esaw "Wolf" Jackson will find out Jan. 20
if he will be sentenced to death for a second time in a 2006
shooting that killed two, which also left two other people
wounded.  Jackson, 32, was convicted of capital murder last
week, and the jury recommended a sentence of death by a 10-2
vote that is not binding on Jefferson County Circuit Judge
Stephen Wallace. Wallace did not immediately set a sentencing
date after the penalty phase of Jackson's capital murder trial.
The alternative sentence for capital murder is life without
parole. Jackson also faces 20 years to life on each of the two
attempted murder convictions the jury also returned last week.
Jackson was convicted of killing Pamela Montgomery, 42; and
Milton Poole III, 16; when he fired at least 15 rounds from a
military-style rifle from his car in