A Minnesota man was sentenced to three years in prison after his wife died during a meth-fueled “death party,” according to reports.
Johnson was accused of giving his wife the methamphetamine that killed her. He told officials that his wife begged him to take her home from a nursing facility to let her die, the paper reported.
He then removed Debra, 69, from the care center against the advice of the medical professionals who worked there.
Then, they held a “death party” at their home and used meth. She also stopped using her medication at the time of her death, the news outlet reported.
Officials discovered her body at their home, which had several seemingly random words painted on their front door, according to the Free Press.
Police found Johnson in a bathtub, and he told them he was trying to clean little white and black “things” from his skin.
Officials also found 47 guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition inside the home, the report said.
An autopsy found that she died of methamphetamine toxicity, it was reported.
In June, Johnson pleaded guilty to criminal neglect, dismissing a third-degree murder charge as part of a plea deal.
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“Good Lord, thankful it’s in the right hands now,” wrote one commenter. “Bless you and the work you do. Cannot thank you enough. Glad it’s off the streets.”
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