Daughter Confronts Man Who Killed Beloved Beer Brewing Couple in Their Home: 'I Lie Awake, Haunted'

Steven and Mina Shulz.Photo: Facebook

The man who killed abeloved couple in their Washington State homelast year, less than one month before they planned to open a brewery, was sentenced to 66 years in prison Wednesday, multiple news outlets report.

During the March 8 sentencing, the daughter confronted the man who killed her parents in Kitsap County Superior Court.

Rose was identified as a suspect and arrested at a Tacoma, Wash., gas station four days later, after leading authorities on a chase through Mason and Pierce counties, according to the release.

Prosecutors called the crime a robbery gone wrong, saying that Rose was caught in the act of burglarizing the home and decided to kill the couple rather than flee, according toThe News Tribune.

A judge this week also accepted a plea deal that included a lifetime no-contact order for the couple’s daughter, Fox 13 reports.

The Shulzes owned a business called East 2 West Brewing and were just three weeks shy of opening their first brewery when they were killed, according to theirobituary.

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Steven first met Mina when he was stationed at the Yokota Air Base in Japan while serving in the U.S. Air Force, their obituary says. The couple married in 1993.

source: people.com