Frederick Anderson is seated on the right with defense attorney Donna Miller.If Frederick Anderson lives to see 100, he’ll still have seven years left on his prison sentence.
The 47-year-old Atlanta man was sentenced to 60 years for his role in a June 2010 home invasion robbery in which prosecutors say he pistol-whipped children and duct-taped residents.
Anderson says he is innocent and did not receive a fair trial. In a handwritten note shared through his lawyer, Donna Miller, he claims key evidence was excluded and he will be back on an appeal.
But Criminal Court Judge Barry Steelman found “overwhelming” evidence and a lengthy criminal history enough reason to sentence Anderson to consecutive prison terms on his nine convictions.
A jury convicted Anderson of especially aggravated kidnapping, aggravated robbery, aggravated burglary and related weapons charges.