Thomas Zupner could face up to four years in prison for manslaughter leading to death when he is sentenced next month.
A San Diego man pleaded guilty to unintentional manslaughter for forcibly feeding his partner.
He was originally charged with second-degree murder for the death of his husband, Synowski when the case first came into court.
But further discussions on the matter and detailed investigation followed by multiple court trials have altered the case somehow.
The defendant expressed their side of the story and the truth behind the force-feeding which has, in turn, shifted the case into foul play.
After Zuper was proven guilty to the detailed charges, he could face multiple years in prison.
Here is what you need to know about the man as well as the incident.
Who Is Thomas Zupner La Mesa?
Thomas Zupner is a La Mesa resident who is now proven guilty of unintentional manslaughter leading to death.
His professional life details are unknown but considering the fact that the man is in his mid-60s, he is probably retired.
Thomas was first taken into custody back on September 17, 2019, for the charges relating to the murder of his partner.
He was undergoing multiple trials since then until he was proven guilty in the latest hearing.
Any other information about the man is undisclosed by the authorities due to privacy reasons.
Where Is Thomas Zupner Now 2022?
Thomas Zupner is waiting for his sentence now in 2022 after pleading guilty.
He might be in custody or in his observed facilities at this moment as the details are pretty vague.
But one thing for sure is that the man is currently waiting for his imprisonment.
According to the NBC San Diego, Zupner might be imprisoned for four years when the verdict is given by the court.
The sentencing date is scheduled for next month.
Thomas Zupner- Husband Blake Synowski Murder Details
Thomas Zupner forcibly fed his husband, Blake Synowski, which resulted in his death.
Zupner was initially detained for the murder of his partner but the defense attorney later expressed that the man was instead trying to save his spouse’s life.
In the hearing, it was revealed that Synowski suffered from different medical conditions and wouldn’t eat properly, and was starving.
Seeing that, Thomas tried to feed the man forcibly to try to save his life.
In that attempt, the food got stuck in the airway, eventually leading to death.