A Michigan man was sentenced last Thursday after pleading no contest to charges in connection to the murder and mutilation of his girlfriend, as well as the sexual assault of a fellow inmate once in custody.

Michigan Man Who Killed Girlfriend, Put Her Body Parts In Coolers Gets 39 To 60 Years In Prison

A Michigan man was sentenced last Thursday after pleading no contest to charges in connection to the murder and mutilation of his girlfriend, as well as the sexual assault of a fellow inmate once in custody.
Wade Allen, 39 (MAG)

A Michigan man was sentenced last Thursday after pleading no contest to charges in connection to the murder and mutilation of his girlfriend, as well as the sexual assault of a fellow inmate once in custody.

Wade Allen, 39, of Sturgis, Michigan, was sentenced to 39-60 years imprisonment for Second-Degree Homicide, 2-5 years for Attempted Dismemberment and Mutilation, and 38 months to 5 years for Attempted Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct that he will serve consecutive to the murder sentence.

His sentencing includes restitution for the victim’s burial expenses, recovery of court costs of the prosecution, associated fines, and lifetime registration with the state’s sex offender registry.

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According to authorities, Allen was arrested on May 22, 2019, after Sturgis police officers responded to a tip regarding the murder and dismemberment of Allen’s girlfriend.

In searching Allen’s apartment, officers located the mutilated remains of Allen’s girlfriend being stored in two coolers.

While in jail, Allen spoke to his cellmates about having strangled his girlfriend to death.

After finding out that the cellmates had passed this information on to the authorities, Allen sexually assaulted one of the inmates when they were re-housed together.

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“I am grateful to the Sturgis Department of Public Safety, St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department, and the St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office who spent countless hours on this case,” said Nessel at the time of Allen’s plea acceptance in January. “No sentence will be enough to overcome the grief of the victim’s family, or the anguish suffered by the victims, but hopefully today’s plea will allow the healing process to begin.”

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