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Article: Boscobel man sentenced to 35 years in prison; Girlfriend's death: Stuckey also will face 25 years of extended supervision
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- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
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- March 8, 2002
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LANCASTER, Wis. - A Grant County judge imposed a 60-year sentence
on a Boscobel man convicted in the September death of his live-in
girlfriend.
Douglas Stuckey, 33, was sentenced to 35 years in prison followed
by 25 years of extended supervision by Grant County Circuit Court
Judge George Curry on Thursday afternoon.
Stuckey was originally charged with first-degree intentional
homicide in the Sept. 17 death of Donna R. Crogan, 46. He pleaded
guilty in February to a charge of first-degree reckless homicide.
Citing the brutality, viciousness and callousness of the crime and
an absence of remorse by Stuckey, Grant County District Attorney Emil
Everix sought a 40-year prison term, followed by 20 ...