Man gets life in prison for murder of Yonkers ATM repairman

The man convicted of brutally murdering a Yonkers ATM repairman was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole Tuesday. Prosecutors say Paul Douglas beat, bound and gagged Milton Moran

News 12 Staff

Jan 31, 2006, 6:42 PM

Updated 6,673 days ago

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Man gets life in prison for murder of Yonkers ATM repairman
The man convicted of brutally murdering a Yonkers ATM repairman was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole Tuesday.
Prosecutors say Paul Douglas beat, bound and gagged Milton Moran Jr. and stuffed him in his own trunk in April 2004. Moran was working to repair the ATM at the Citibank on Central Avenue. Moran?s family spoke at the sentencing calling Douglas a monster.
The judge became emotional at the sentencing and told the victim?s father he can now be at peace.
Related storyMan found guilty of killing ATM repairman in Yonkers


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