PITTSBURGH — Calvin Crew, the man convicted of killing local mother and Uber driver Christina Spicuzza, was sentenced on Monday.
Crew was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
He was found guilty in February of first-degree homicide, kidnapping, robbery, carrying a firearm without a license, inflicting serious bodily injury, theft of a motor vehicle and tampering with evidence.
Spicuzza was a mom of four. She was reported missing after a night of driving for Uber, then days later, police found her body in the woods in Monroeville.
Police said Crew put a gun to her head, tried to rob her and ultimately killed her.
During the trial, the dash cam video was the center point of both sides.
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