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[PEOPLE] Man Gets Life In Prison For Killing Girlfriend’s Parents After Disputes About Covid Social Distancing.
The 21-year-old Wisconsin man who was convicted in May of the brutal 2020 killings of Dr. Beth Potter and her husband, Robin Carre, will spend the rest of his life behind prison bars, PEOPLE confirms.
Online court records confirm that on Wednesday, Dane County Circuit Judge Ellen Berz sentenced Khari Sanford to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
While addressing Sanford in court, Berz told the killer he had an “utter disregard for human life,” reports Madison.com.
[NBCNEWS] A man has been found guilty of fatally shooting a University of Wisconsin physician and her husband, who were the parents of his girlfriend, and leaving their bodies at the school’s arboretum. Jurors in Dane County on Monday convicted 20-year-old Khari Sanford of two counts of first-degree intentional homicide for the March 2020 shooting deaths of Dr. Beth Potter and Robin Carre.
[CBS3] It’s been one year since a Madison doctor and her husband were shot and killed at the UW Arboretum. A jogger found Dr. Beth Potter and Robin Carre’s bodies in a ditch on March 31st, 2020. Their identities were released the next day. Two teens, including one that had dated the couple’s daughter, face charges in the case. A Dane County judge ordered separate trials for 19-year-olds Khari Sanford and Ali’ja Larrue. Both have motion hearings in their cases next week. In the meantime, friends, family and the community are remembering the couple. The UW-Madison Police Department sent a tweet out Wednesday honoring the couple.
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