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A Geneva man who strangled his wife to death in 2014 after he discovered she was having an affair was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Monday.
Shadwick King was sentenced Friday to 30 years in prison for murdering his wife in 2014. It was just like the first time the Geneva man was convicted for the death of Kathleen King.
According to prosecutors, Shadwick King asphyxiated Kathleen King at their home, killing her. Shadwick King recently learned that his wife was emotionally involved with another man. He then placed Kathleen's body on Union Pacific Railway tracks.
A Geneva man has been convicted, again, of murdering his wife. Kane County Judge John Barsanti ruled Friday that Shadwick R. King, 55, strangled Kathleen King in 2014 and disposed of her body by putting it on nearby railroad tracks.
Geneva resident Kathleen King wasn't murdered, the defense attorney for her accused husband argued during closing arguments Monday at the trial of Shadwick King.