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JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A Utah man was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in prison in the beating death of his wife on an Alaska cruise in 2017, with a federal judge describing the crime as violent and brutal. Prosecutors had sought life in prison for Kenneth Manzanares, who pleaded guilty last year to second-degree […]

A Utah man who fatally beat his wife on an Alaska cruise ship has been sentenced to 30 years behind bars. A judge handed Kenneth Manzanares the lengthy sentence Thursday morning in an Anchorage, Alaska courthouse for the 2017 murder of his spouse Kristy Manzanares aboard an Emerald Princess cruise liner. U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Burgess described the killing as violent and brutal during the sentencing, the Associated Press reports. Manzanares looked back in the direction of two of h...

Kenneth Manzanares, 43, from Utah, was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison followed by five years of supervised release Thursday.

JUNEAU — A Utah man awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the beating death of his wife on an Alaska cruise had brain abnormalities a defense expert

Defense: Utah man charged with killing wife had brain injury By BECKY BOHRERMay 7, 2021 GMT JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A Utah man awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the beating death of his wife on an Alaska cruise had brain abnormalities a defense expert deemed consistent with injuries caused by playing contact sports, according to a court filing in the case. The filing by federal public defender Jamie McGrady states that this, combined with what was at the time ...

Defence: Utah man charged with killing wife had brain injury by Becky Bohrer, The Associated Press Posted May 7, 2021 4:47 pm EDT Last Updated May 7, 2021 at 4:58 pm EDT JUNEAU, Alaska — A Utah man awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the beating death of his wife on an Alaska cruise had brain abnormalities a defence expert deemed consistent with injuries caused by playing contact sports, according to a court filing in the case. The filing by federal public def...

Utah man who killed his wife aboard cruise ship in Alaska waters had brain injury, defense says Print article JUNEAU — A Utah man awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the beating death of his wife on an Alaska cruise had brain abnormalities a defense expert deemed consistent with injuries caused by playing contact sports, according to a court filing in the case. The filing by federal public defender Jamie McGrady states that this, combined with what was at ...

Pequot Lakes: City seeks better broadband service, asks residents and businesses to complete online survey Goal is to get peoples thoughts and improve service through a larger coalition of area communities and locations. Written By: Nancy Vogt | × Pequot Lakes area residents and business owners are being asked to complete an online survey about broadband internet service. Mayor Tyler Gardner talked about the initiative through CTC at the Tuesday, April 6, Pequot Lak...

3:55 Talk to me the situation today in the Colorado River Basin with drought and climate change. In the year 2000 Lake Powell was essentially full or nearly full. At about the year 2000 we went into a protracted period of reduced runoff that persists to this day…. If you’re going to keep your use of water high and you’ve got less water is coming in, guess what, the reservoirs begin to—you withdraw water out of the reservoirs. That’s why we have reservoirs. So everything was working t...

Aspen Journalism Lake Powell is seen in a November 2019 aerial photo from the nonprofit EcoFlight. Keeping enough water in the reservoir to support downstream users in Arizona, Nevada and California is complicated by climate change, as well as projections that the upper basin states of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico will use as much as 40% more water than current demand. A recent white paper from a lineup of river experts calls those use projections into question. (Photo courtesy EcoFli...