Store Clerk Murder

[dihappy]

Not much she could have done i guess :(

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Police released video today of a robber wanted for murdering a 54 yo female clerk Dec last year.

For Valentyna Kram, Dec. 28, 2008 should have been just another day of work at the DC Travel Center in Pahrump, Nev.

The recently married 54-year-old had only been employed at the store for a few short weeks.

In the early evening hours that day, Jaime Albarran clad in a sports jersey and heav More..y jacket entered the store.

He made a purchase and waited for Valentyna to open the register.

With the till open, the man unflinchingly shot Valentyna point-blank.

He grabbed all the cash ($200) out of the register, fired several more shots and took off in his vehicle.

Detectives say the next customers to arrive at the store called 9-1-1 when they realized they had walked into a crime scene.

Deputies arrived to conduct an investigation. Unfortunately there was nothing anyone could have done for Valentyna.

She had died right in front of the man who murdered her.

Authorities confirmed with AMW that Valentyna was a Ukrainian-born American citizen.

She left behind her husband, parents, two children and one grandchild.

[Beiruty]

Someone has to capture this monster and makes an example out of him. Killing him fast is to merciful. Roasting him alive could be good start.

[Purplehood]

I personally would like to see him go the same way he did his victim. Fast and unannounced.

[austin-tatious]

This is horrifying. I've not been following these kinds of stories very long, but I don't recall any incident where "preemptive" shooting was used by a criminal (unless it was BG on BG). More details hopefully will come out. I have two questions...did the miscreant know she was armed or had a gun handy, and how was he identified as Jaime Albarran?

[wheelgun1958]

Someone has to capture this monster and makes an example out of him. Killing him fast is to merciful. Roasting him alive could be good start.

Sounds feasible. Would give him time to consider his deed and the evil of his choice. There is however, that pesky Constitution.

[skennedy]

Sounds feasible. Would give him time to consider his deed and the evil of his choice. There is however, that pesky Constitution.

Doesn't look like he is from this country, so maybe that Constitution thing could be overlooked on this one.