Criminal Law
A Washington Woman Confesses to Setting Up a Motel Murder
A woman who set up a man to be killed — telling the shooter his exact location inside a Richland motel room and leaving the door ajar — is going to prison for 17 1/2 years.
Joselyn Guzman, 30, was sentenced in Benton County Superior Court for the April 2020 killing of Anthony M. Irvine.
That hearing came two weeks after she pleaded guilty to an amended charge of second-degree murder.
The shooter, Jonah W. Glass, received a 27-year sentence in April following a first-degree murder plea.
According to police and court documents, Irvine, 24, was in bed in his Days Inn room when Glass came in and shot him.
