The court ruled institutional care is necessary and Freeman's conditional release would pose significant harm to Freeman, others, or property damage - and Freeman was ordered committed for life without eligibility of extended supervision.Īfter sentencing Thursday, Freeman was remanded into custody for transportation to a mental health facility.
Online court records showed the court ruled Freeman 'was able to appreciate the wrongfulness of his acts, but as a result of Freeman's mental disease/defect, he was unable to conform his conduct to the requirements of the law.'įreeman was found not guilty by reason of mental disease/defect. 25, 2019 beating death of Carlie Beaudin at Froedtert Hospital.įreeman was committed following a court trial Thursday.
MILWAUKEE - Kenneth Freeman, 28, of Milwaukee was ordered committed for life to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services Thursday, March 12 in connection with the Jan.
