A veteran of the coast guard only guilty of fans -model on Tuesday guilty of killing a man she claimed to rap her for four years before performing him an isolated walking path in a National Park in Ohio.
Chelsea Perkins, 35, traveled more than 300 miles from Virginia to Ohio on 6 March 2021 in an arranged meeting with Matthew Dunmire in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park American law firm.
In the park they started walking outside the track to a wooded area where Perkins won a gun that she had hidden Dunmire, 31, in the back of the head and shot deadly, said prosecutors.
Walkers discovered his body three days later.
Prosecutors said that FBI researchers GPS data, DNA, social media, telephone records and ballistic analysis used offense to link Perkins to the murder.
By one criminal complaintDunmire went four days before he was killed with a colleague with a colleague and told them he met a girl who was staying in the area for the weekend.
The colleague of Dunmire saw a woman with brown hair picking him up in a white smart car, who later discovered that researchers were registered in Virginia and belonged to the husband of Perkins.
Witnesses later also told the researchers that they saw a woman who saw the description of Perkins on the Park Trail on the day of the murder. Walkers in the park also reported to hear a shot between 11.30 am and 11:50 am, according to documents.
It took the FBI almost nine months from the moment she killed Dunmire to arrest her.
Authorities discovered three 9mm guns, one of which had bullets with “similar characteristics” found in the head of Dunmire, while he was looking for Perkins’ Alexandria, VA, Home, documents.
Dunmire was an aspiring musician who grew up in Virginia before moving to Cleveland.
Court documents show That Perkins and Dunmire knew each other before the murder and together were in high school from 2005 to 2009.
In 2017, Perkins submitted a report to the police of Virginia Beach, claiming that Dunmire had raped her but had not enough evidence to submit charges against him.
Perkins then had a short period in the coast guard, where she met her husband, according to judicial documents.
She left the service and then became an only fans model under the name Sabrina Savage, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported.
Perkins argued guilty of second-degree murder and used a firearm during and in connection with a crime of violence on federal ownership-a week before she would be preferred.
After the murder of Dunmire in March, Perkins was suspected of murder, but was still not arrested.
In November 2021 the mother of Dunmire, Tommie Lynn Dunmire, and father, John Nelson McQuillen, to Washington, DC, planned to kill Perkins, according to the American law firm.
Dunmire’s mother, dressed as an UPS driver, knocked on an apartment door and shot a woman who she wrongly thought Perkins was twice in the belly.
The mother and father fled the stage and changed the license plates on their vehicle to prevent them from being caught, but were traced by the police.
Tommie Lynn Dunmire shot and killed himself after he had switched to Florida.
The woman she accidentally shot survived her injuries.
Federal agents arrested McQuillen, who later argued guilty for accessory after the fact to attack with the intention of killing and were sentenced to three years in prison.
After her plea deal on Tuesday, Perkins will be between 20 and 25 years in prison.
She is ready to be confronted on September 9.
