Gardenista
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I absolutely loathe this guy. He needs to be under the jail
Deceased/Not Found WI - Rosalio Gutierrez Jr, 40, Kenosha County, 17 May 2020 *Guilty*
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arielilane
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“I’m innocent,” #ZachariahAnderson said to Judge #BruceSchroeder before receiving his sentence. “I didn’t kill anybody.” Anderson was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend’s lover, #RosalioGutierrez Jr., and hiding his body.
arielilane
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Judge Bruce Schroeder presented the court with a lengthy speech, schooling convicted killer #ZachariahAnderson on Wisconsin state law before sentencing him to life in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend’s lover, #RosalioGutierrezJr.
Wisconsin Judge #BruceSchroeder went off on the defense while speaking about the good characteristics of convicted killer #ZachariahAnderson before he was sentenced. The judge later apologized to the defense attorney and allowed her to continue her statements.
Wisconsin Judge #BruceSchroeder went off on the defense while speaking about the good characteristics of convicted killer #ZachariahAnderson before he was sentenced. The judge later apologized to the defense attorney and allowed her to continue her statements.
arielilane
Justice for Liz Barraza
KENOSHA, Wis. - Zachariah Anderson, convicted in the 2020 killing of Rosalio Gutierrez, was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday, May 16. He will be eligible for release after serving 40 years.
Anderson was found guilty at trial in March of first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and stalking. Gutierrez's body has never been found.
Judge Bruce Schroeder also sentenced Anderson to 10 years in prison for hiding corpse and stalking.
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Anderson was found guilty at trial in March of first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and stalking. Gutierrez's body has never been found.
Judge Bruce Schroeder also sentenced Anderson to 10 years in prison for hiding corpse and stalking.
Zachariah Anderson sentenced, life in prison for Rosalio Gutierrez homicide
Anderson was found guilty at trial in March of first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and stalking.
arielilane
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He will die in prison.Judge Bruce Schroeder's decision: 50 years (2 yrs, 2 more yrs, 6 more yrs + 40 years = 50 years) total.
Need to confirm...basically he did get life imprisonment and after 40 years served is eligible for parole.
All a moo, and will verify at a later time.
arielilane
Justice for Liz Barraza
A ‘jealous’ man ‘obsessed’ with ex-girlfriend and her new lover is sentenced to life in prison
A "jealous" Wisconsin man "obsessed" with his ex-girlfriend to the point of murdering her new lover was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison, a judge in the Badger State ruled Tuesday.
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A “jealous” Wisconsin man “obsessed” with his ex-girlfriend to the point of murdering her new lover in May 2020 was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison, a judge in the Badger State ruled Tuesday.
Zachariah Anderson, 42, was also sentenced to two years in prison for two additional counts and six years for a third count, all to be served consecutively. The defendant will be eligible for extended supervision – parole – after 40 years, the court ruled. He will receive credit for 1,092 days already spent in custody.
Anderson was convicted by a jury of his peers in Kenosha County on a charge of intentional murder for the presumed death of Rosalio Gutierrez Jr., 40, on March 22. During his trial, prosecutors successfully argued that the attack, fueled by jealousy, left blood spattered throughout the victim’s apartment – and left the location of his body a mystery that has been maintained to this day.
Jurors also found the defendant guilty on one count each of stalking Gutierrez and of stalking Sadie Beacham, the mother of Anderson’s children, and on one count of hiding the dead man’s corpse.
Circuit Court for Kenosha County Judge Bruce Schroeder, the longest-serving judge in the state and the same septuagenarian jurist who oversaw the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse delivered the sentence after a lengthy and highly emotional sentencing hearing.
arielilane
Justice for Liz Barraza
The Obsessed Ex-Boyfriend: How A Man’s Jealous Rage Made Him Murder