AFTER 15 YEARS, a man who murdered a Boston-area high school student is finally going to prison. Patrick Anthony Brown was given a life sentence with no chance of parole for 15 years in the knife slaying of Zandera 'Pete' Sullivan, 21. Brown had been on the lam for years, hiding out in Belize.
“I believe there’s a special place for you in hell,” Sequoia Sullivan, the victim's sister told Brown from the stand in Suffolk Superior Court.
Sullivan was an aspiring architect. Brown pleaded guilty on Monday to fatally stabbijng Sullivan in the back and neck with a hunting knife.
Sequoia added: “Luckily, I had 16 years, but his only daughter did not have the opportunity to bond with her father,” Sequoia Sullivan said of her brother, the dad of a then-2-year-old.
Brown allegedly flew into a rage when he discovered Sullivan was seeing his ex-girlfriend.
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