....September 18, 4:00 PM
	Fugitive Convicted In 2001 Murder Queens DA Richard Brown By Michael Lanza A Jackson Heights resident was convicted of murder on Tuesday in the 2001 slaying of Edgar Garzon after fleeing to London for 5 years. John Love McGhee, 40, was found guilty of second-degree murder after hitting Garzon in an attempted robbery in August 2001, fracturing his skull and later killing him. “Without provocation, the defendant ran up to the victim and brutally assaulted him before trying to rob him. He then ran off, leaving the victim laying on the ground, unconscious and bleeding. It was an ugly and brutal act of savagery that will now result in the defendant serving what will probably be the rest of his life behind bars,” Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said. Garzon lapsed into a coma before dying three weeks later. McGhee was arrested at John F. Kennedy Airport in June 2006 following a flight from London, prosecutors said, after reportedly being told to leave England for lying on his citizenship application. McGhee faces 25 years to life in prison when he is sentenced on Sept. 29. Nine Charged In $1.4M Mortgage Scheme Inside The Board Of Elections: State Senate Votes Prompt Race Debate MTA Changes Expected Councilman Stable After Car Accident Queens Weathers Economic Storm Hospital Welcomes ‘Miracle Babies’ Home Queens Law College Ranks In Diversity Queens Arm Wrestlers Take Home Top Prizes Second Attempt For Greener Taxis Triborough Bridge Now The RFK Opponents Flip On Willets Point Plan Recount Get Underway In Tight Senate Race Return To Jail Likely For Con Freed In Hoax City Officials File Suit Over Term Limits Audit Finds Water’s Edge In Too Deep Celebs Cut Ribbon On New Garden Liu Fixing Broken Meter Rule New Test For 8th Graders Unveiled Parkway Hospital Closes City Closes Corona Dental Clinic Dissident Dems Weigh Options Bloomberg To Charge For Plastic Bags Smith Discusses Changes In Senate