Conviction of Wisconsin Man for Fatal Stabbings of Two Women
A Wisconsin man has been convicted in the fatal stabbings of two women in a Green Bay home. He faces two mandatory life prison terms.
Key Points
- Richard Sotka convicted of two counts of first-degree intentional homicide
- Sotka claimed he 'snapped' and killed the women after feeling 'humiliated'
- The bodies of Rhonda Cegelski and Paula O’Connor were found in January 2023
Pros
- Justice served for the victims and their families
- Conviction may bring closure to the community
Cons
- Tragic loss of two lives
- Potential mental health issues for the perpetrator