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Some people think Steven D. Sandison is a hero for killing his prison cellmate, who was a child molester, but Sandison wants everyone to know he isn't. He explained his reasons for the killing two months ago in front of a judge in Saginaw County. On Wednesday, April 22, he returned to court to hear his sentence.

"People think I'm a hero, but I'm not," said Sandison just before Saginaw County Chief Circuit Judge Fred L. Borchard gave him his sentence. Sandison mentioned that some people have criticized what he did.

"I did what I thought was right at the time," Sandison continued. "I've been receiving emails saying that it's not my job to judge anyone. I want to be clear: I didn't judge him. I believe only God can judge. I just made the arrangements."

Sandison, aged 51, pleaded guilty in February to second-degree murder for killing Theodore Dyer, a 67-year-old inmate. Dyer, originally from Grand Haven, was serving a 25-year minimum sentence for a serious crime involving a child. Sandison is already serving a life sentence without parole for murdering his girlfriend in 1991 in Wayne County.