A judge in New Haven sentenced a 31-year-old man to death Friday for his role in a deadly home invasion that killed a woman and her two daughters in 2007. Jurors convicted Joshua Komisarjevsky in October on six capital felony charges. The 12-member jury had recommended death by lethal injection on each of the counts. The task of sentencing another human being to death is the most sober and somber experience a judge can have, said Superior Court Judge Jon Blue. Komisarjevsky responded Friday, saying that he came into this trial angry and defiant. It's a surreal experience to be condemned to die, he said. Our apathetic pursuits trampled the innocent. He said, I did not rape. I did not pour that gas or light that fire. I will never find peace again and my soul is torn, Komisarjevsky added. The family of his victims left the courtroom before Komisarjevsky spoke. Richard Hawke, in a victim's statement prior to the sentencing, said the killings of his daughter and granddaughters had left him half-past dead. They offered to give you everything you asked for, you did n't have to take their lives, he told Komisarjevsky. You will from now on be known as a prison number in the book of death. You are now in God's hands. The man convicted of being Komisarjevsky's accomplice, Steven Hayes, was sentenced to death in 2010. Juries convicted the pair on charges that they beat and tied