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Charles H. MAMOU Jr.
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 


A.K.A.: "Chucky"
 
Classification: Murderer
Characteristics: Drug dealer - Shootout during an apparent botched drug sale - Kidnapping - Rape
Number of victims: 2
Date of murders: December 7, 1998
Date of birth: December 6, 1974
Victims profile: Terrance Gibson, 22 / Mary Carmouche, 17
Method of murder: Shooting
Location: Harris County, Texas, USA
Status: Sentenced to death on November 17, 1999
 
 
 
 
 
 
Name TDCJ Number Date of Birth
Mamou, Charles Jr. 999333 12/06/1974
Date Received Age (when Received) Education Level
11/17/1999 24 12
Date of Offense Age (at the Offense) County
12/07/1998 24 Harris
Race Gender Hair Color
Black Male Black
Height Weight Eye Color
5' 9" 166 Brown
Native County Native State Prior Occupation
Lafayette Parish Louisiana Laborer
Prior Prison Record
None
Summary of incident


On 12/07/98, in Houston, Texas, Mamou shot and killed a black male during a drug deal. Two other male victims were also shot during the incident.

Mamou drove another victim, a black female to an abandoned house and shot and killed her. Her body was discovered two days later.
 
Co-defendants
None
Race and Gender of Victim
Black female and black male
 
 
 
 
 
 
Drug dealer gets death for killing woman

Amarillo.com

Sunday, October 17, 1999

HOUSTON (AP) - A drug dealer was sent to death row for abducting, raping and killing a woman after a bloody shootout during an apparent botched drug sale.

State District Judge Mike Wilkinson read the sentence imposed by jurors Friday for Charles Mamou Jr., 24.

Mamou was convicted for the slaying of 17-year-old Mary Carmouche, who was with a group that met Mamou near the Astrodome on Dec. 6, 1998. Prosecutors said they believe Mamou and a member of Carmouche's group might have schemed to steal from the other.

Mamou opened fire when Carmouche's group arrived, shooting Terrance Gibson, 22; Kevin Walter, 24 and Carmouche's date, Dion Holley, 21.

Gibson died from his wounds. Holley and Walter recovered.

After the shootings, Mamou got in the group's car and left, with Carmouche still in the back seat. She later was shot after being forced to perform a sex act for Mamou, prosecutors said.

Mamou fled to his home state of Louisiana and was accused of an August 1998 murder in Lafayette, but the charge was later dismised. A witness also testified Mamou was the triggerman in a Sept. 5, 1998 slaying of Anthony Williams, 27, in Houston.

Mamou remains charged in Gibson's death but has not been charged in connection with Williams' death.

Defense attorneys Wayne Hill and Kurt Wentz argued during closing arguments that Mamou's connection to the Williams killing was nebulous and that Mamou was "seduced" by the drug underworld.

Prosecutor Claire Connors disagreed, calling Mamou a "vicious, ruthless, cold-blooded" murderer.

 
 


 

 

Charles H. Mamou Jr.
 

 
 
 
 
 
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