The OC judge found on a woman who fired murder had experienced sentence

The Orange County’s Supreme Court Judge is sentenced on Wednesday for 35 years to live in jail for firing his wife at the time of the “Drunk Conflict,” according to prosecutor.

Jeffrey Ferguson, 74, was found guilty in April to shoot his 65-year-old Spring, during the Anaheim Hills in Anahem Hills in 3, 2023, prosecutors said in a written statement.

During his testimony, Ferguson admitted that he was an alcoholic and he had taken the day. The couple had married 27 years.

Juros are found in prison for Ferguso for one murder and one development of personal firearms, as well as one gunfield to cause serious body damage and death.

Ferguson initiated trial in March, but it was announced that he had a sad situation when Jury kills a second murder. He was released and was convicted of the following month.

Prosecutors said Fergusono and his wife were in their family room watching “breaking away” when they began to quarrel.

“Instead of offering his wife, Sheryl, after shooting him as they lived in their own television, I was arrested for his wife.

The couple’s son faces his father to combine a firearm, and make CPR for their mother while referring to emergency, prosecutors. Prosecutors said.

In the hours after being shot, Ferguson with Angergusus wishes aloud in the police conversation in the death of death, demanded death to burn in hell, according to video prosecutors showed time. He asked about the son of a couple, who had just witnessed his mother’s death violently, and vowed not to be organized by “Subterfuge.”

“Defend my donkey,” Ferguson moved into a prison in the negotiatorial interview.

Dealing with a real judge in Carta Ana CORTROOM IN FATURNION 18 months later, threatening the prison and the end of her pension, Foble Ferguson threw his wife’s death as a risk and denied crime.

“We liked,” Ferguson said. “We always oppose.”

Fergusono and his wife have been fighting for the same day. He told Marodors that she was upset because they had sent money to her old son in the past Marriage, but she did not find a thank card.

The quarrel continued to dinner at the restaurant, where he showed his finger in the mouth and made him so upset at the table.

Ferguson told Jurors his touch was something that was in some danger but because of the way, “he is” successful. “

The strife continued back home. Their son, Phillip, told police that he heard his mother saying, “Why didn’t you show me a real gun?” Before his father increased his arm and shot.

Fercunlon, however, told March that he did not know his wife speaking. Instead, she said she heard: “Why did you not hold me a real gun to me?”

Ferguson said they answered their ankle holster, removing his splendor, and trying to put it on a coffee table, because “I wanted to please him.” He said he was missing tenders in his right hand.

“My arm has failed,” he said. “I got a shooting pain. …

His son cleansed him and fought a firearm.

“I was kind to Shell Shock,” Ferguson said.

But Jurors finally did not buy that in the evidence.

“The second he pulled a flower Jeffrey Ferguson knew that he was like criminals he sent to prison in his body,” Orange County Dist. Atty. Todd Spitzer said in April. “This was not a danger. Ferguson was trained to point out a firearm at whatever he did not intend to destroy.”