John Weston Erickson Jr. was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for the fatal stabbing of his wife, Utahna Halona Erickson, whom he attacked in front of their two children at their Midvale home.
Utahna Halona Erickson was killed Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020, in a domestic homicide in Midvale. Her family said she was "the most beautiful, loving and amazing soul" who “will be greatly missed.”, Utahna Halona Erickson, on Oct. 28, 2020, according to a news release from the Salt Lake County district attorney’s office.
Third District Judge Richard McKelvie sentenced John Weston Erickson Jr. to 15 years to life in prison for the fatal stabbing of Halona Erickson, whom heThe two children ran to a neighbor’s house and said their father was hurting their mother, police said. First responders declared Halona Erickson dead at the scene.In 2020, Halona Erickson’s family described her as “the most beautiful, loving and amazing soul” who “will be greatly missed.
“She made everything beautiful and always went out of her way to bring family and friends together,” Shirlee Silversmith, Halona Erickson’s mother, said in a statement on theMessages requesting comment from the group on Thursday morning weren’t immediately returned. “During sentencing the courtroom was full of people that loved Utahna and paid tribute to her life and devotion to her family,” said Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill in a statement. “We mourn the loss of Utahna and what her children have lost because of this vicious murder.
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