The name Christopher Morgan has made it to the top of Google most-searched list, yet it is not clear what Christopher Morgan people are searching so frantically for. There are a few if you search in Google and Google News. But the one who repulsed most in the recent times is the Christopher R. Morgan who turned up recently at Bergen to have a fling with a 10-year-old girl, only to fall in the trap set by the computer crimes unit.
A medical records billing clerk, Morgan was reportedly keeping in touch through internet with a woman and was led to believe that he was making arrangements to engage in sexual acts, which included intercourse with her 10-year-old daughter. What he didn’t know, however, was that he was actually making arrangements with an undercover detective working for Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli’s computer crimes unit.
So on the stipulated day, he turned up at Bergen, only to find the cops waiting for him there. “He arrived from Virginia Beach at a prearranged meeting location in Bergen County [Upper Saddle River] and was arrested without incident,” the prosecutor said.
Morgan is charged with aggravated sexual assault, endangerment and luring and was being held on $250,000 bail pending court hearing.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has stayed the execution of 42 years old Jonathan Marcus Green convicted of kidnapping, raping and strangling a 12 year old girl near Houston 10 years ago to consider whether he is too mentally ill and delusional to be put to death.
The 42 year old was supposed to be injected with a legal injection on Wednesday evening and was even in the death house in Huntsville when he heard of the reprieve.
Green was arrested when police cadaver dogs led authorities to her body in his home. DNA evidence tied Green to the crime and Montgomery county jury convicted him of kidnapping, rape and murder and had sentenced Green to the death row in June 2000 for slaying Christina LeAnn Neal.
Green was scheduled to die in the Texas death chamber in Huntsville and would have been the 14th killer Texas has executed this year and the first of two on consecutive nights in the nation’s most active death penalty state.
But now court has ordered the stay so that his mental competency can be further explored. Green’s attorney claims that he suffers from schizophrenia and no longer meets the criteria set forth by law to be eligible for execution.
Christopher Morgan’s History
‘Going Underground’, Christopher Morgan’s first original play, was based on some 6875 hours of research. (This is a conservative estimate of his time spent on the tube commuting between Ealing and Southgate during the previous decade.) The Beaufort Players produced the play in 2005 and entered it into the National Drama Festivals Association competition. It was awarded The George Taylor Memorial Award for best original play of the year. (The picture above shows Christopher with his award.) The play has been followed by a companion piece called “waiting”.
After moving to London in 1985 Christopher linked to The Beaufort Players, Ealing, of which he’s still an dynamic member. Over the past 2 decades he has directed an amount of plays, including ‘Dandy Dick’ (Pinero) and ‘Nude With Violin’ (Coward). He has also created adjustments for the company letting in ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress’ (Bunyan) and ‘Bah! Humbug!!’ (An advanced version of Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’). We always remember of him.
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