‘Full-time’ caregiver who strangled blind, ‘unable to walk’ nephew in bedroom and bought one-way Amtrak ticket from Chicago won’t get out of prison now

Dominick Taylor mug shots

Dominick Taylor, pictured left in a mug shot after his 2020 arrest, right in a more recent jail mug shot (DuPage County State’s Attorney)

A 54-year-old “full-time” caregiver who pleaded guilty months ago to murdering his blind and “unable to walk” nephew in a bedroom at home west of Chicago in 2020 will have to serve the entirety of the resulting 50-year prison sentence, meaning he will have to live until he’s roughly 100 years old to see the outside of prison again, according to Illinois prosecutors.

Dominick Cedric Taylor in February admitted to first-degree murder in the death of 43-year-old Damian B. Scott, whom prosecutors in the DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Office said in a press release was the victim of a “particularly disturbing” slaying by strangulation at the hands of his uncle amid the “throes” of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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