A North Dakota man who pleaded guilty to killing the mother of a child he believed was his daughter has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.
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DICKINSON, N.D. (AP) -- A North Dakota man who pleaded guilty to killing the mother of a child he believed was his daughter has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.
42-year-old Dirk Huber pleaded guilty to murder in October.
He could have faced life in prison, but the deal with prosecutors capped his sentence.
Authorities say Huber suffocated 39-year-old Nicole Radebaugh with a pillow in her apartment bedroom after the argument about the paternity of her daughter.
Huber evaded police for several days before being arrested in a remote area north of Medora.
Huber in October told a judge that he and Radebaugh were having an argument in Belfield in August 2011 when he ``just snapped.''
AP