Snapped Sarah McLinn and Harold Sasko

Status: Incarcerated

In Snapped Season 19, Episode 9, the story of Sarah McLinn is shown. This ends badly for her boss Harold Sasko in the state of Kansas.

Sarah McLinn was convicted and sentenced to a firm fifty years to life. She continues to appeal her sentences because her mental illness and the alleged abuse by Harold towards her.

In January 2014, Sarah Gonzales McLinn confessed to law enforcement officers that she killed Hal Sasko. At her trial on a charge of first-degree premeditated murder, McLinn did not deny that she killed Sasko but argued she was not criminally responsible because a mental disease or defect prevented her from forming the culpable mental state necessary to convict her of the charge. The jury nonetheless convicted McLinn of first-degree premeditated murder. Then, during the sentencing proceeding, the jury determined McLinn murdered Sasko in an especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel manner, and the district court ultimately imposed a hard 50 life sentence.

You can not write to Sarah McLinn at the moment as she is in Douglas County for her appeal.

Sarah McLinn 0111666

Douglas County Correctional Facility Address:
3601 E 25th Street
Lawrence, KS 66046-5616

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