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Taylor Schabusiness sentenced to life without parole for mutilating, sexually abusing lover’s corpse
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0:32Now PlayingA Wisconsin woman convicted of murdering her lover and then sexually abusing and dismembering his corpse has been sentenced to life in prison without parole, a judge ruled on Tuesday.
Taylor Schabusiness, 25, strangled Shad Thyrion to death during a meth-fueled tryst in February 2022 in the basement of Thyrion’s mother’s Green Bay home.
She then severed his head and penis with kitchen knives, she admitted to investigators.
“The offense in this case can’t be overstated,” Brown County Circuit Judge Walsh said before delivering the sentence, according to the Green Bay Post-Gazette. “You seem to run out of superlatives. Where the victim’s remains are cut up? These actions are foreign. They shock the community; there aren’t really words for it.”
Schabusiness wore what appeared to be an apparent spit hood over her face at her Tuesday sentencing.
When Walsh asked her if there was anything she’d like to say, she replied “No, there isn’t.”
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