You see ......i agree with this ........this is why i never wanted to get rental properties ......it's a pain in the ass getting rid of tenants ..........and also this could happen .......you just never know .......and i had tenants ......... i would not rent to someone that looks this crazy!!!!!.....listen some people will rent heir places to any ....tom/dick /or harry......as they used to say .......you can usually tell or smell .......i had a rental one time ....and nothing but complete trouble ........pair of bastards ......never ever again .......renters are always nice at the beginning ....then .......they start their shit .......always problems .......there are some responsible people .....but as i am not a lover of human beings ........... most of them are a fucking pain in the arse ....with their kids and pets ........when you rent ......... it never ends ........they promote these courses........ and business where people ......... say they have rentals .........but they never tell you the damage .....the shit the problems ........AC breaks down water heater blows ......trouble with plumbing ........it is always something always .........and of course the chance of getting dismembered..................
Chicago Woman Gets 58 Years in Prison After She Dismembered Her Landlord Following an Eviction Notice
The sentencing comes nearly three months after Sandra Kolalou was convicted of first-degree murder for the October 2022 death of Frances Walker
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A Chicago woman has been sentenced to 58 years in prison after being found guilty of killing and dismembering her landlord.
According to WGN-TV, CBS Chicago, and The Chicago Tribune, Cook County Judge Ursula Walowski sentenced Sandra Kolalou on Wednesday, July 10 — nearly three months after she was convicted of first-degree murder for the October 2022 death of 69-year-old Frances Walker.
During the sentencing, Walowski called Walker's death "something out of a horror movie," telling Kolalou, "The nature and circumstances of this case are quite aggravating, for a human being to do this to another human being," per The Chicago Tribune.
Walowski sentenced Kolalou to 50 years in prison for the murder of Walker, six years for dismemberment and two years for aggravated identity theft, the outlets reported. Kolalou's attorney plans to appeal the decision, per The Chicago Tribune.
WGN-TV reported that Kolalou maintained her innocence during the sentencing, telling the court, "I understand a jury found me legally liable for murder. But I did not commit this crime. With God as my witness, I never harmed Fran."
The court session included statements from members of Walker's family, including her niece, Katerina Lee Walker, who said her aunt's death caused her to be withdrawn from her social life.
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“I couldn’t be where happiness was. People were moving around me, but I couldn’t bring myself to move," she said, per The Chicago Tribune.
Walker's dismembered remains, including her head and limbs, were found in a freezer in a home they shared in the neighborhood of Arcadia Terrace. Police made the discovery after other tenants heard screams in the middle of the night after being unable to locate Walker.
"Based upon the totality of the evidence, the detectives believe the crime actually occurred in the victim's bedroom, and then they do believe that the dismemberment took place on the first floor of that residence," Chicago Police Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan said during a previous press conference.
Deenihan added that Walker's death had occurred after she "recently" served Kolalou an eviction notice.
In her obituary, Walker is remembered as a "talented pianist and organist."
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"Fran was a devoted Catholic who respected all religions. She was kind, caring, positive, and spunky," the obituary added.
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