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Factual reporting is crucial to a sound democracy, a solid community and a satisfying life. Please help us keep the Sentinel different and still here when you need us, for everyone. Join us now, and thank you. AURORA An Aurora man was sentenced to life in prison last week after prosecutors say he killed his girlfriend when she walked in on him having sex with two men. Christopher Michael Winters, 45, was convicted Friday, April 29, of first-degree murder after a five-day trial, Adams County prosecutors said.
Winters then told police that Breault worked a graveyard shift as a taxi dispatcher and while she was at work the night before, he used methamphetamine and had sex with two men that were invited via a chat line Winters called. Prosecutors said in a statement Friday that Winters killed Breault because he was ashamed that she caught him.
