By james art 
A 63-year-old serial killer was thrown out of a courtroom in California because he sang 99 bottles of beer during a hearing for his sentence for the murder of two best friends 40 years ago.
David Mish was found guilty of two accusations of first -degree murder in December for the killings in 1986 by Jennifer Doui, 20, and Michelle Xavier, 18.
At the hearing for the verdict on Wednesday, Mish received two consecutive sentences from 25 years to life prison on Wednesday – but he was not present. He was “removed from the court” after erupting in a song as statements were read about the victims, said the district prosecutor’s office of Alameda County.
Even after being kicked out of the courtroom, Mish was whistling the familiar tune of an adjacent cell, East Bay Times It was first announced.
“David Mish’s behavior in court was not only a judgmental but also a screaming manifestation of lack of remorse for the seizure of Jennifer Dewey and Michel Xavier’s life,” said Chief Assistant Prosecutor Royle Roberts. “The families of these two young women have been waiting for nearly 40 years to receive justice for their tragic and meaningless killings. Thanks to the jury and this sentence, Mr. Mish will be held accountable. “
During the jurors’ process, DNA evidence found in 2001 under the nails of Dway, which belonged to Mish, were shown. Two years later, to explain why his DNA was found in the victim of the murder, he claims he witnessed the abduction of the two young women with weapons and that he tried to save them, according to prosecutors.
The bodies of the two best friends were found along the road in Fremont in February 1986, said police at Hayward in 2018 when they arrested Mish for the unresolved case. They were shot and stabbed hours earlier, authorities said.
Prosecutors also showed the jurors a part of the registration number that one of the victims had written on her hand; This registration plate correlates with the one related to Mish and his previous sentences, the prosecutor’s office said.
Mish was previously condemned for the murder of Margaret Ball in 1989 in Alameda County, California. He also expects another process of murder after being accused of killing 9-year-old Michaela Garecht, who was abducted at Hayward in 1988.