Man sentenced to 20 years for 1995 stabbing at Sing Sing prison
Prosecutors say Son-Allah was part of the Five-Percent Nation, a Black nationalist group influenced by Islam.
•
Oct 11, 2024, 10:19 AM
•
Updated 3 hr ago
Share:
More Stories
2:35
Kane In Your Corner: Breaking down campaign claims between Altman and Kean
32m ago0:18
Police: Domestic violence investigation underway in Bridgeport
51m ago0:22
Gov. Hochul signs legislation strengthening New York's gun laws
1h ago1:05
Police: 7-year-old robbed; mom assaulted in Mount Eden
2h ago1:42
Town of Hempstead to announce details on major collection drive to help hurricane victims
2h ago
Your Westchester/Hudson Valley Northern Lights Photos
2h ago2:35
Kane In Your Corner: Breaking down campaign claims between Altman and Kean
32m ago0:18
Police: Domestic violence investigation underway in Bridgeport
51m ago0:22
Gov. Hochul signs legislation strengthening New York's gun laws
1h ago1:05
Police: 7-year-old robbed; mom assaulted in Mount Eden
2h ago1:42
Town of Hempstead to announce details on major collection drive to help hurricane victims
2h agoYour Westchester/Hudson Valley Northern Lights Photos
2h agoThe cold case of a Sing Sing prison stabbing has finally been resolved after nearly 30 years.
Allah-Son-Allah, 54, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the deadly 1995 stabbing of 32-year-old Michael Jones.
Both men were in prison at Sing Sing correctional facility in Ossining.
Prosecutors say Son-Allah was part of the Five-Percent Nation, a Black nationalist group influenced by Islam.
Members of the group within Sing Sing voted to stab Jones on Christmas Eve because he wore a cross, according to prosecutors.
More from News 12
0:18
Police: Domestic violence investigation underway in Bridgeport
1:05
Police: 7-year-old robbed; mom assaulted in Mount Eden
2:19
Burglars use jack and saw to steal catalytic converter from car in East Windsor driveway
1:23
NYPD: 13-year-old recovering after stabbing in Ocean Hill, suspect still at large
1:46
Checking in on legal cannabis dispensaries as city cracks down on illegal shops
2:04
