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DAVID PIETURA | 27-Year-Old Pietura And 15-Year-Old Erik Mendoza Brutally Killed 5-Year-Old Prince McCree, Bound Him, And Then Tossed The Young Boy’s Body In A Dumpster | Says Murder ‘Ain’t Right’ As Judge Rips Him for Being ‘Pure Evil’ | ALS
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In October 2022, David E. Pietura, a 27-year-old Milwaukee man, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for his role in the savage homicide of five-year-old Prince McCree. Pietura and a 16-year-old accomplice, Erik Mendoza, inflicted deadly injuries on Prince using numerous objects. The boy was reported missing from his house, and his body was found in a dumpster. Pietura deceived law enforcement and engaged in searches despite knowing he was already dead. Pietura pleaded guilty in June 2023 to first-degree intentional homicide as a party to the crime. Additional allegations of child abuse and hiding a corpse were dismissed, although they were nevertheless considered at sentence. The tragic death of Prince McCree has resulted in legislative changes aimed at improving Wisconsin's child protection laws, such as the PRINCE Act, which expands missing person alerts for children under the age of ten and those under the age of eighteen who may be unable to return home alone due to disabilities.
He was always nice to my baby.
My baby loved him.
To know all this happened.
I don’t know how he could sit here and say he loved my son,
no he didn’t.
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David Pietura. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #6-3/4 (3.625 × 6.5 envelope). Milwaukee, WI. November 7, 2024. Content unknown. SEALED.
David Pietura: Overview of the Case
David E. Pietura, a 27-year-old man from Milwaukee, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for his role in the brutal killing of five-year-old Prince Rashon McCree (December 23, 2017 - October 26, 2023). This case has garnered significant media attention due to the horrific nature of the crime and its impact on the community.
Details of the Crime
Pietura was involved in the beating death of Prince McCree, which occurred in October 2022. Prosecutors stated that Pietura and a 16-year-old accomplice, Erik Mendoza, inflicted fatal injuries on Prince using various objects, including a barbell and a concrete birdfeeder. The child was reported missing from his home on October 25, 2022, and his body was discovered the following day in a dumpster approximately one mile away from where he lived.
During the investigation, Pietura misled law enforcement and even participated in searches for Prince while knowing he was already deceased. His actions during this time were described as deceptive and manipulative.
Legal Proceedings
In June 2023, Pietura pleaded guilty to first-degree intentional homicide as a party to a crime. As part of a plea agreement, additional charges related to child abuse and concealing a corpse were dismissed but were still considered during sentencing. At his sentencing hearing held by Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Jean M. Kies, emotional testimonies from Prince’s family highlighted their grief and sense of betrayal over Pietura’s actions.
Judge Kies emphasized the need to protect the community from Pietura’s actions when delivering her sentence. She rejected any recommendations for parole eligibility after 40 years, underscoring the severity of the crime.
Impact on Legislation
The tragic death of Prince McCree has also led to legislative changes aimed at improving child protection laws in Wisconsin. In April 2023, Governor Tony Evers signed into law what is known as the PRINCE Act. This legislation expands missing person alerts for children under ten years old and those under eighteen who may be unable to return home without assistance due to disabilities.
Community Response
The case has left an indelible mark on Prince’s family and community members who mourned his loss. Family members described him as a joyful child with a love for video games and Spider-Man, emphasizing how deeply his absence has affected their lives.
In summary, David Pietura’s conviction reflects not only individual accountability for heinous acts against children but also highlights broader societal issues regarding child safety and protective measures within communities.
VIDEO: Child Killer Says Murder ‘Ain’t Right’ As Judge Rips Him for Being ‘Pure Evil’ | https://youtu.be/6P4kzVkNJig
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