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I Hope You Die in Prison': Judge's Scathing Words for Woman Convicted of Killing Her Boyfriend

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"If this was a death penalty state, you'd be getting the chair."

Madeleine Morgenstern
April 17, 2014
Image source: WXYZ-TV

A Michigan judge had scathing words Wednesday for a woman convicted of murdering her boyfriend, telling her in court, "I hope you die in prison."

Image source: WXYZ-TV Image source: WXYZ-TV

Camia Gamet, 31, was convicted of first-degree murder in the stabbing and beating death of Marcel Hill, but only rolled her eyes and laughed while the victim's family members spoke out, WXYZ-TV reported.

Jackson County Circuit Court Judge John McBain made clear he would not tolerate Gamet's behavior in the courtroom.

Image source: WXYZ-TV Image source: WXYZ-TV

"You're gonna shut your mouth or I'm going to have some duct tape put on it," McBain said.

Hill was stabbed 11 times, WXYZ reported. Gamet had a history of violence against him.

"You gutted him like a fish," McBain said. "You stabbed, you stabbed, you stabbed, until he was dead. ... I agree with the family, I hope you die in prison. You know, if this was a death penalty state, you'd be getting the chair."

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