Patrick Nicholas, who was found guilty of first and second-degree murder with sexual motivation for the 1991 killing of a Washington teenager, was sentenced to more than 45 years in prison. FOX13
About an hour after she pulled into the parking lot, the two boys walking through campus saw a man exit the bushes. They found her body not far from where she parked.In 2019, Nicholas was arrested after prosecutors say DNA connected him to the killing.Nicholas was also charged with pre-meditated first-degree murder, but a jury found him not guilty on that count. The jury also came back with two special verdicts, adding that he committed murder with sexual motivation on both counts.
He faced up to a life sentence in prison. The judge also sentenced him to 3 years community custody following the prison sentence.that I have read and agree
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