GUILTY UT - Alexis Rasmussen, 16, North Ogden, 10 Sept 2011

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·3m
Court is now in session. Eric #Millerberg is led into the courtroom in shackles, wearing an orange jumpsuit. #utahcrime

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·16 mins
#Millerberg's attorney, Randall Marshall, is arguing that sentences on each count should run concurrent with one another. #utahcrime

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·13 mins
Marshall argues that Eric #Millerberg got all the blame in Lexi's death. Says Eric's wife, Dea, should have been charged more harshly.

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·13 mins
Marshall is arguing that Eric #Millerberg's charges stem from "one criminal episode," so the sentences should run concurrent. #utahcrime
 
Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·7 mins
"I'm really sorry for what has happened," Eric #Millerberg tells the judge. #utahcrime

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·6 mins
A letter from Alexis' father, Kirk Rasmussen, is now being read in court: "He ruined a child that had the rest of her life in front of her."

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·5 mins
Dawn Miera, Alexis' mother, is now crying, reading a letter in court: "My family will never be the same." #millerberg

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·2 mins
Prosecutor Chris Shaw: "This is no accident. This is child abuse homicide." #Millerberg

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·2 mins
Shaw said intentionally injecting drugs into a teen girl "is not an accident." #utahcrime #Millerberg

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·1 min
Shaw arguing for sentences to run consecutive: "This was multiple criminal episodes." #utahcrime #millerberg
 
Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·2 mins
"This isn't by chance that Mr. #Millerberg ends up here, it is by choice," Shaw tells the judge. "It is by choice." #utahcrime
 
Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·11 secs
Judge Hadley addressing #Millerberg now: "She was simply an immature victim you took advantage of after you injected her with drugs."

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·10 secs
Judge: "Intentionally injecting a young lady with dangerous drugs multiple times is beyond reckless." #Millerberg #UtahCrime
 
Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·44 secs
Judge Hadley orders consecutive sentences for #Millerberg. Five to life for child abuse homicide, 1 to 15 for obstruction...

Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·59 secs
two terms of 0 to 5 years for 2 other 3rd degree felonies. #Millerberg
 
Jessica Miller‏@jm_miller·2 mins
"Our hope is that Mr. #Millerberg is never released from prison," Weber County Atty Dee Smith said outside of court. #utahcrime
 
6 Year minimum 50 year maximum. That is a monumental difference. Not to mention the possibility that he could still be alive at 88 and even at that age I don't want him out on the streets. He's probably going to get out well before then though. I am so upset.
 
"The distraught mother of the 16-year-old babysitter drugged to death and sexually abused by a 38-year-old Utah white supremacist in September 2011 has said that she is so bereaved she hasn't stopped crying every day since.
Before Eric Millerberg's sentence of 5 years-to-life was announced in the Ogden court, Dawn Miera stood in front of the judge and tried to tell him how the loss of Alexis Rasmussen has left her so frightened to let her children out of her sight that she stops them going to school sometimes."


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ist-given-maximum-sentence.html#ixzz2wRN3QYbE

R.I.P Alexis I'm sorry this happened you.
 
Jessica Miller@jm_miller · 56m

NEW: Dea #Millerberg is in #Ogden court right now, is going to plead guilty to three 3rd degree felonies, her atty tells judge.


Jessica Miller@jm_miller · 54m

Dea #Millerberg is pleading guilty to obtaining a prescription illegally, obstructing justice and abuse/desecration of a human body.


Jessica Miller@jm_miller · 52m

Dea #Millerberg is crying as Weber Co. Attorney gives the factual basis for the guilty pleas. #utahcrime


Jessica Miller@jm_miller · 51m

Dea is crying, whispers "guilty" as judge asks her plea to abuse or desecration of human body. #utahcrime #millerberg


Jessica Miller@jm_miller · 49m

Dea #Millerberg will be sentenced on August 21. #utahcrime
 
http://www.trentonian.com/general-news/20140821/prison-time-for-woman-charged-in-baby-sitter-death

A state judge sentenced 41-year-old Dea Millerberg in an emotional hearing on Thursday. Calling the crime heinous and depraved, Judge W. Brent West said he would have leveled a harsher sentence if not for a plea deal prosecutors agreed to in exchange for Millerberg’s testimony against her husband.

“She lost all her common sense, and was not in a position to help Alexis when she needed her the most,” said West as Millerberg burst into racking sobs.
 
http://www.standard.net/Courts/2015/01/27/Dea-Millerberg-attends-first-parole-hearing.html

Dea Millerberg, the North Ogden woman who helped her husband hide the body of a 16-year-old girl in 2011, went before a parole board for the first time Tuesday morning.

No decision was made Tuesday about different parole scenarios for Millerberg, who expressed remorse for her crime in front of her family members and those of the teenage victim, Alexis Rasmussen. Members of the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole will issue a ruling on the hearing in the coming weeks.

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=33256113

Dea Millerberg still has a lot of family support and she did cooperate with authorities to convict her husband of child abuse homicide, the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole acknowledged Tuesday.

"The problem is I don't know how much weight that carries against the enormity of what happened to Alexis," board member Curt Garner, who conducted Tuesday's hearing, told Millerberg...

Garner told her that she should prepare for the possibility of serving her entire five-year sentence in prison without an early release.
 
The Utah Court of Appeals rejected Eric Millerberg's claims that his attorney failed him as he faced allegations at trial that he had given his teenage babysitter a lethal dose of drugs, then hid her body. In a decision handed down Friday, the appellate court denied Millerberg's arguments, upholding his conviction. Millerberg, now 42, is currently serving a sentence of at least six years and up to life in prison for the death of 16-year-old Alexis Rasmussen.

In February 2017 the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole denied Dea Millerberg's request to be released from prison. She is expected to remain behind bars until Aug. 20, 2019.

https://www.ksl.com/?sid=46268892&nid=148
 

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