Phonse jessome biography of mahatma

On May 7, 1992, Derek Wood, Darren Muise, and Freeman McNeil, over the
course of robbing the Sydney River McDonald’s, brutally murdered three
of the restaurant’s employees and left a fourth permanently disabled.
Wood, an employee at the same McDonald’s, had told his partners that
the restaurant’s safe held between $80,000 and $200,000: in fact, the
killers made off with a paltry $2000.

“Less than two hours after
cutting an innocent man’s throat,” the author writes, “Darren
Muise was feeding a video-gambling machine with the money taken in the
commission of that grisly act.”

Reporter Phonse Jessome, a native of Sydney, Nova Scotia, covered the
murders for a local television station.

Murder at McDonald’s is a
meticulous account of the police investigation (it began badly, with a
handful of false arrests) and the courtroom proceedings. The killers,
who let their lawyers do the talking at their trials, remain shadowy
figures throughout