Teen sentenced for helping girlfriend murder her Vietnam vet, wheelchair-bound father because she was tired of ‘constant fighting’ between her parents

Top inset: Jesse Gilmer (Roper & Sons). Bottom insets, from left: Isaac Honigschmidt and Sallie Gilmer (Lancaster County Department of Corrections). Background: The location where Jesse Gilmer was killed (KOLN).

Top inset: Jesse Gilmer (Roper & Sons). Bottom insets, from left: Isaac Honigschmidt and Sallie Gilmer (Lancaster County Department of Corrections). Background: The location where Jesse Gilmer was killed (KOLN).

A Nebraska teen who helped plan the stabbing murder of his girlfriend’s father after she said she was tired of the “constant fighting” between her parents and the mental abuse from her father will spend decades behind bars.

Isaac Honigschmidt, 18, learned his fate on Friday in the death of Jesse Gilmer, Jr., 70. Honigschmidt was found guilty of aiding and abetting a murder. A  judge sentenced him to 15 to 20 years for aiding and abetting plus five to 10 years for tampering with evidence, reports local ABC affiliate KLKN. The sentences will run consecutively. Honigschmidt received credit for more than two years already served in jail. Honigschmidt’s girlfriend and the victim’s daughter Sallie Gilmer, 18, was sentenced last month to 40 to 60 years in prison after pleading guilty to a second-degree murder charge.

The events leading to the Oct. 3, 2022, murder began when Honigschmidt drove Sallie Gilmer from school to her apartment in Lincoln, where she stabbed her father. Afterward, she and Honigschmidt drove back to school. They had turned their phones to airplane mode and then shut them off to make it appear they were at school the entire time, authorities said.

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