A Maricopa County, Arizona man, who was found guilty of fatally shooting his wife and roommate in 2020, was sentenced to 58 years in prison.
Authorities said the man and his wife had a documented history of domestic violence before the fatal shooting.
Two days before the victims were killed, Christina purchased a handgun, which was the same weapon used to murder her.about two months ago, and a judge sentenced him to 58 years in prison. At the time of the killings, Palmares was prohibited from having a handgun. As a result, the judge handed down a concurrent sentence for one count of misconduct involving weapons."This case is an example of the harm that comes to a family and a community when a prohibited possessor with a violent history gains access to a firearm," Mitchell said."This person will serve the maximum prison sentence, so he is unable to hurt someone else.
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