A Wisconsin girl had related to detectives how her abusive dad gunned down her loving mom before bragging that “the judge won’t hurt us anymore.”
Ulisses Medina Espinosa, 33, came in while the 5-year-old girl and her mom visited his parents.
The 30-year-old mom Stacia Hollinshead had gained full custody of her daughter and took her for a pre-arranged visit to see her grandparents.
Suddenly, Espinosa showed up, handed the girl some gifts, and then started shooting his ex-wife.
The Army Intelligence Officer died after sustaining 19 gunshot wounds.
The girl witnessed the tragic event. She told detectives that when she spotted her father entering, she knew it was “a huge problem” because “they aren’t supposed to see each other.”
“He started shooting mommy with a gun. He kept shooting mommy,” she said.
Espinosa and Hollinshead divorced back in 2016 but ever since, the man kept haunting his ex-wife’s life, following her and phoning her dozens of times every day.
The girl added that Espinosa would interrogate her about her mother’s activities and whereabouts, until the March 2019 massacre.
Espinosa pled guilty to intentional homicide despite initial claims of mental instability. He was sentenced to life behind bars.
“Ulisses Medina Espinosa is a man of terrible character and I ultimately a coward,” said Dodge County assistant district attorney Kurt Klomberg.
