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Alexander James LETKEMANN |
Alexander James Letkemann
Alexander James Letkemann
Attorney James C. Thomas, left, with client Jean
Pierre Orlewicz, second left, and Alexander Letkemann, third left,
with attorney Raymond Cassar stand before the judge November 19,
2007 during a preliminary examination, accused of the murder of
Daniel Sorensen.
Alexander Letkemann
Alexander Letkemann, 18, took a plea deal in exchange for his
testimony.
(Donna Terek / The Detroit News)
Alexander Letkemann testifies that the hacksaw
Assistant Prosecutor Robert Moran is holding
looks like the one Jean
Pierre Orlewicz used to behead Daniel Sorensen
(Marcin Szczepanski/DFP)
"You stood there and allowed a
man's life to be taken," Judge Annette J. Berry tells
an emotional
Alexander Letkemann, with lawyer Raymond Cassar.
(Donna Terek / The
Detroit News)
Peter Letkemann, with wife Diane,
said the Sorensens' forgiveness "means a lot."
(Donna Terek / The
Detroit News)
Alexander Letkemann wrote in letters to his parents from prison
that he wanted the public
to know he regrets his involvement in
Daniel Sorensen's beheading.
Alexander James Letkemann prison photo.
The victim
Daniel Sorensen
The home where Daniel Sorenson was killed in the
garage is shown in Canton, Mich., Monday, Nov. 12, 2007. Two
teenagers stabbed Daniel Sorenson, took a blowtorch to his corpse
and threw his severed head into a river. Canton High School senior Jean Pierre
Orlewicz, 17, and Alexander James Letkemann, 18, ambushed 26-year-old
Daniel
Sorenson in a garage owned by Orlewicz's
grandfather.
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