Brother interrogated about hot sauce closet death
Paul Byron Ferguson (Stranger Stores).

Paul Byron Ferguson (Stranger Stores).

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Paul Byron Ferguson, 22, is currently sitting at the Oaks Correctional Facility for a 30-to-100-year sentence. He had pleaded guilty to child abuse, but as reported in February, Judge Matthew Kacel, took the option to sentence him above the guidelines for horrifically mistreating the victim, Timothy Ferguson, 15. Mother Shanda Margaret Vander Ark is serving life for murdering the teenager, but Paul Ferguson played a pivotal role as her enforcer while all three lived in the same home.

“I think you’re just as bad, if not worse,” Kacel told him at his sentencing.



As established at trial, Timothy died in a small closet under the basement stairs — what amounted to his room — and his mother called him “pathetic” amid his final moments.

“You knew exactly what you were doing,” Kacel told her in her sentencing hearing in January.

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