COLUMBIA — The father of slain 22-year-old Logan Federico — who was murdered in a downtown Columbia neighborhood while visiting with friends at the University of South Carolina — wants to see his daughter’s case handled by federal prosecutors after he said it was failures of the state court system that contributed to his daughter’s killing.
Steve Federico, of Waxhaw, N.C., said if it hadn’t been for record keeping mistakes and plea deals that led to lighter sentencing, the man accused of murdering his daughter likely would have still been in prison. He certainly should have been, he said.
And Federico wants prosecutors to pursue the death penalty, the only punishment he thinks fits the charges against the accused killer, Alexander Dickey.
“He executed Logan,” he told the SC Daily Gazette on Wednesday. “I want him dead.”
Father of slain 22-year-old wants federal prosecutors to handle daughter's murder case • SC Daily Gazette
Father of slain 22-year-old wants federal prosecutors to handle daughter's murder case • SC Daily Gazette