Justin Goldsby spent his early years in foster care before he was adopted by his mother. His biological mother had a history of violent behavior and was a drug addict. He met his mother at a drug party and the two began a relationship. The relationship resulted in Goldsby being put in foster care. He was later sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Niecko Goldsby
Justin Goldsby and his biological mother, Niecko, have a complicated relationship. They were separated at an early age and were placed in foster care. As an adult, they began to use drugs and alcohol. Both were arrested and spent time in jail. In 2008, Justin Goldsby was convicted of murder and rape. He has since apologized to the families of those he had abused.
Goldsby’s History of Violence
Goldsby’s history of violence is also complicated. At the age of 16, he raped his sister, but has never publicly admitted to the crime. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the crime. Goldsby and his cousin Niecko Goldsby were abused as children. Both boys were placed in foster care. Both were later released from jail and reunited with their biological mother.
Goldsby’s Criminal Rrecord
Goldsby’s criminal record includes over twenty violent crimes. He has pleaded guilty to many and has been in and out of prison a number of times. His has also pleaded guilty to abusing a correctional officer. He is scheduled to be transferred to an adult prison in June. He claims he never meant to harm Munger, but he is clearly not innocent.
Despite having similar backgrounds, the Goldsby brothers are distinctly different. Shane, the younger brother, has spent many years in a juvenile correctional facility in Washington. He has been accused of rape and of stabbing another girl. He has since been found guilty of the crime. During his sentencing, he apologized to his victim’s family. He is currently serving over three years in Airway Heights state prison.
Shane Goldsby
Shane Goldsby, Justin Goldsbe, Justin Goldsby: During the sentencing hearing, Goldsby was too overcome with emotion to read the statement, but his lawyer read it for him. Goldsby was abused by his drug-addicted mother and grew up in foster care. He was eventually reunited with his biological mother, but the relationship didn’t last long.
Justin and Niecko Goldsby were separated when they were children and placed in foster care. As they got older, they started using drugs and were arrested. They spent more than three years in prison for their crimes. They now have two children together, Avis and Niecko Goldsby.
Drug-Addicted Mother
Goldsby has been behind bars for several years. His crimes started as a child. He was abused by his drug-addicted mother, but was eventually adopted by a family. However, his drug-addicted life turned him into a violent criminal. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison, which is equivalent to more than 24 years. He will also have to pay restitution to the Munger family upon his release.
Final Words:
Goldsby spent most of the last year in prison for a violent crime he committed in his youth. After the incident, he rammed a police patrol car and fled, injuring a trooper. He was locked up in a Washington State Penitentiary after he was caught. He and his sister repeatedly butted heads with prison guards. They each reported at least 20 altercations with prison officials. At one point, he wondered if he would end up in prison for the rest of his life.