Brewczynski sentenced to life without parole

Convicted killer and career burglar David K. Brewzcynski received today the only sentence available to him — life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Brewczynski, 44, was convicted of bludgeoning and shooting 80-year-old Kenneth Cross on Sept. 20, 2008. The April murder conviction was Brewczynski’s so-called third strike, or a third conviction on a serious offense.
He read from a brief statement and said he did not kill Cross. He also intends to appeal, according to court testimony before Superior Court Judge Annette Plese.
If state law is changed and Brewczynski is eligible for release someday, he’ll still …

Convicted killer and career burglar David K. Brewzcynski received today the only sentence available to him — life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Brewczynski, 44, was convicted of bludgeoning and shooting 80-year-old Kenneth Cross on Sept. 20, 2008. The April murder conviction was Brewczynski’s so-called third strike, or a third conviction on a serious offense.

He read from a brief statement and said he did not kill Cross. He also intends to appeal, according to court testimony before Superior Court Judge Annette Plese.

If state law is changed and Brewczynski is eligible for release someday, he’ll still face about 7 1/2 years in prison after Plese tacked on 89 months for conviction on first-degree theft of a firearm.