Violent Rage: Caregiver Murders 75-year-old Elderly Woman Over TV Volume

Violent Rage Caregiver Murders 75-year-old Elderly Woman Over TV Volume
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The 75-year-old woman in the care of a 46-year-old Illinois live-in caretaker will probably die in prison because he beat her to death because he was angry at her for keeping her television level too high.

In response to Dmitri G. Rogatchev’s 2019 killing of Sandra Jackson, Tenth Circuit Court Judge John P. Vespa on Monday sentenced him to sixty years in a state penitentiary, according to officials.

Rogatchev was convicted guilty last month on one count of first-degree murder in connection with the demise of the elderly woman by a Peoria County jury.

“Rogatchev became frustrated with Sandra because she had the television on too loud,” according to the prosecutors. “While arguing over the noise, Rogatchev became enraged and hit and kicked Sandra, ultimately causing a fatal brain injury.”

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