California woman strangled to death while on overnight prison visit with quadruple murder convict husband

A 62-year-old grandmother was killed while having an overnight “couple visit” with her The convicted murderer The husband is reportedly in a California prison.

David Brinson, 54, was found guilty of killing four men in 1993 and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole, court records show.

In November, Brinson Fox 40 Report.

Brinson claims to release her to prison officials, but the Amador County coroner said this week that her death was a homicide and was sure she was strangled. KCRA-TV reported that no one was charged.

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David Brinson, 54, was found guilty of killing four men in 1993 and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole, court records show. (CDCR)

Fox News figures have been with the Amador County Sheriff’s Office and California Department of Corrections and rehabilitation (CDCR).

“How did they make this happen? I just don’t understand,” Dewells’ son Armand Torres told KCRA-TV. “I’m sure my mom was just alone and she called for help and there was nothing she could do.

“Given the history of this guy, we kind of wonder if there is a possibility that they will be under supervision?”

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Blinson has been living in a Muller Creek State prison residence in California since 1994. (Gary Friedman/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

“Family visits are a privilege and incarcerated persons must apply and meet strict eligibility criteria to be approved. Only those who demonstrate continuous good behavior and meet specific program requirements are considered. These visits are designed to support positive family connections and successful rehabilitation.”

Brinson was visiting with his wife Stephanie Dowells when he was strangled to death. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty)

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The prison’s operating manual says inmates on home visits must be introduced four times within 24 hours and may be subject to unplanned inspections at any time, but “every effort should be made to ensure the privacy of the prisoners and their visitors.”