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February 17, 2015
A man convicted of fatally slashing a woman’s neck during a 2012 attempted robbery in Midtown Anchorage was sentenced to more than four decades in prison Friday morning.
Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton handed down a 65-year term with 20 years suspended for 44-year-old Vernell Mclemore, convicted of second-degree murder in the death of 67-year-old Judy Mulder.
At the sentencing, Mclemore apologized to the court and Mulder’s family for his actions. Wolverton said he sounded sincere, but noted that Mclemore’s involvement with drugs weighed on his sentence as a factor in the community’s condemnation.
At the time of Mclemore’s arrest in April 2012, police said that Mclemore had entered Mulder’s home on the 3200 block of LaTouche Street and fatally stabbed her. A visiting neighbor found her body in the residence’s bathroom.
After his release, Mclemore will spend 10 years on probation. He was allowed to hug his mother before bailiffs took him away to serve his sentence.
