We as a family, friends, and a community are asking that you don't ever let SIORDIA, FREDDY CORTES CDCR# F70018 out  of prison.

Siordia is charged with premeditated murder and attempted murder with the use of a knife, plus an enhancement alleging the stabbings were in furtherance of a criminal street gang.

Siordia's 18-year-old brother at the time of trail, Marcelino, was currently serving a three-year prison term after pleading guilty to accessory and gang-fighting charges in the same case.

The slain man, Bryan David Semore, 18, was a football player at Oroville High School. He had served as homecoming king just a few months before his death.

In her opening statement to the jury, deputy district attorney Tamara Mosbarger said an autopsy revealed Semore died from seven separate stab wounds, two of which penetrated his heart.

A second victim, William Caffey, then 21, of Oroville, survived several stab wounds to the chest and face, the prosecutor said.

An instructor at Butte College, John Campbell, 36, told the jury he was visiting a friend who worked at the Union 76 gas station on East Eighth Street in Chico at around 2 a.m. on Oct. 2, 2005, when two vehicles — a black pickup and a small blue Honda sedan — pulled in almost simultaneously.

The witness said he heard a commotion and looked outside the store's front door to see occupants of both vehicles confronting each other in the store parking lot.

Campbell identified the teenage defendant as the person he saw stab one young man several times near the front of the store, before attacking a second man on the ground near the open door of the victim's pickup.

The mortally wounded victim gasped for air as Campbell said he held his head off the ground before paramedics and police arrived.

Describing the scene as "a crazy melee," Campbell said the five young men in Siordia's group outnumbered the three people riding in the pickup and clearly were the aggressors that night.

Let us remind you of the story that our local newspaper had printed up. Bryan was a wonderful young man who loved life. He had just graduated high school, he played football, got a job as a electrician, his first place to live, his first truck to drive. He was friend to everyone he met. A pure gentlemen.  We will never get to see Bryan again, unless we go to visit his grave. We have no grandchildren to share his stories too. It's pretty pitiful that we had to suffer the loss of him, sit through court listening to those god awful details describing how he died and watching his murderer laughing while describing how "it felt like a thousand times" on stabbing him. Now we find out he is elig for parole? How can this be?? Here is his charges, let us remind you,

Charges
SIORDIA, FREDDY CORTES
Description Statute Level Date
1 PC187(a)-F- Murder 187(a) Felony 01/01/1900
2 PC664-187(a)-F- Attempted Murder 664/187(a) Felony 01/01/1900
Sentence Description 1: STATE PRISON LIFE WITHOUT POSS OF PAROLE Sentence Description 2: AND 15 YEARS TO LIFE FOR COUNT 2 PLUS 2 Sentence Description 3: YEARS FOR ENHANCEMENTS

02/22/2007 Sentenced
2
PC664-187(a)-F- Attempted Murder
Sentenced Sentence Description 1: SEE COUNT 1 FOR SENTENCE 

Please don't insult us by letting this murderer walk free, it will be a huge slap in our face. Bryan deserved to live, love, and be happy, but will never get that chance all due to one person who decided to ignore our laws, ignore how precious life is, and just plain out evil with no heart, all  for enishiation into a gang. He never should be set free, please find it into your hearts to give our Bryan his justice that he deserves. No one is safe out here if this murderer is set free!!

Re: Inmates name: SIORDIA, FREDDY CORTES
CDCR# F70018
HEARING DATE : NOV. 18, 2016 1500 HRS

TO: Board of Parole Hearings
ATTN : PRE - HEARING CORRESPONDENCE
P O Box 4036
Sacramento, CA 95812-4036

Thanks each and every one of you for your help.

Also, PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS SO WE CAN DRUM UP MORE SUPPORT IN LETTER WRITING AND INUNDATE THE PAROLE HEARING OFFICE WITH LETTERS ASKING TO KEEP HIM IN PRISON!

Thank you.

The Burton family, & The Semore Family