Akeem Page-Jones, 18, guilty of killing teen and setting her on fire PITTSBURGH, May 30 (UPI) -- A young western Pennsylvania man faces life in prison for killing a mentally challenged 17-year-old and setting her on fire. Akeem Page-Jones, 18, was convicted Wednesday of murder, arson, possession of a firearm by a minor and other crimes, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 29 in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. Teesa Williams, 17, was killed at her home in Penn Hills in March 2011. Investigators said the teen was shot in the chin and Page-Jones tried to set her on fire when she showed signs of life before leaving with her purse and PlayStation 3. "She flinched because she could feel the burns, and yet, he tried again," Deputy District Attorney Rebecca Walker said in her closing statement. Page-Jones testified Tuesday. His attorney, Kevin Abramovitz, said he made a bad impression on the jury because he is "a confused 18-year-old kid who's been incarcerated for the last two years." Page-Jones sat without showing emotion as the verdict was read while his grandmother wept.