WATCH NOW: Family endures man's 'horrendous' comments as judge sentences him for killing 'gentle giant'

CROWN POINT — The family of a mentally disabled man killed in 2019, his killer and a judge agreed Thursday: The killer deserved a longer sentence than the 45 years to which he agreed to serve.
Daniel R. Allison, 34, was sentenced to 45 years in prison for fatally stabbing 45-year-old Lee R. Nedreau Jr. 25 to 35 times as Nedreau lay in bed June 30, 2019, at Nedreau's mobile home in the 1300 block of Elm Street in Calumet Township.
Lynette Collins, Nedreau's older sister and legal guardian, said her brother, who also was known as "Junior," was a gentle giant and a giving soul.
Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis Police Officer who killed George Floyd last May, was found guilty of all charges on Tuesday.

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