Charles Armentrout

I was born on August 2, 1965. For most of my teenage and adult life, I lived a selfish hate-filled destructive life until 2006. That is when I started trusting in the Lord and slowly started to change. In March 2010, I took absolute responsibility for the terrible life and crimes I had lived. I committed and vowed to change the course of my life, to no longer be a destructive individual.

Today, I am proud to walk with Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior. I am not perfect, but certainly a work in progress. I endeavor to persevere in my walk through this precious life. I love to learn and grow – with the goal of each day being better than the last.

I am dedicated to correcting the record in my case and expose the various troubling and significant faults and errors the judiciary made. Which is/was supposed to be done with a heightened standard of review due to the death penalty and of course was not done.

Of course, I love sports – St. Louis Cardinals baseball and the San Francisco 49ers, a huge fan of both since childhood. I work out, run, and do yoga regularly – love music, mostly all except “sad country songs” and I am a huge Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Yellowstone and Marvel movies fan!

If you have any questions or comments after viewing my documentary on Netflix (I’m A Killer – season two, episode titled “Owning It”) you can reach out. I look forward to hearing from you.

Love/Peace
Billy

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• Incarcerated Since: 1995
• Sentence Received: Death Sentence commuted to Life Without Parole in 2006
• Earliest Release: N/A

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