Orlando Tercero and Haley Anderson.

He’ll be serving it in a Nicaraguan prison, too.

Not the nicest of places, apparently.

Fox News:

A New York college student’s convicted killer has been sentenced to a maximum of 30 years in prison in Nicaragua where he fled after the murder.

Orlando Tercero, 23, was found guilty of last year’s murder of Binghamton University student 22-year-old Haley Anderson in a Nicaragua courtroom Nov. 1. The sentencing was Friday.

Nicaragua prohibits the extradition of its own citizens, leading to the rare legal proceeding in which New York prosecutors participated in the case via a video hookup by lining up witnesses. Tercero is a dual citizen of the U.S. and Nicaragua.

Investigators believe Anderson was asleep when Tercero strangled her to death, Broome County District Attorney Steve Cornwell said Friday, according to Fox 40 Binghamton.

“It doesn’t get any more sick and depraved than that,” he said after the sentencing, according to the station. “Not only is he using his physical abilities, but praying on somebody who is helpless.”

Anderson’s parents joined Cornwell to watch the sentencing in his office, the station reported.

Friends of Anderson, who was from Long Island, said Tercero was obsessed with her. He met her at Binghamton where he was also a student.

Her body was found in his off-campus apartment.

A police investigator testified that Tercero left a note at his residence saying he was sorry

Cornwell praised Nicaraguan authorities, saying they stepped up and fought for Anderson as if she was their own victim.

Example #653545643 of why women should never be allowed to choose their own partners.

Press Connects:

A Nicaraguan judge found Orlando Tercero guilty of femicide in the death of Binghamton University student Haley Anderson on Friday afternoon.

The judge deliberated for about an hour and a half prior to delivering her verdict. Before she did, she denounced violence against women and advocated for equal rights between men and women.

“[Anderson] tried to maintain autonomy over herself,” the judge said, as translated by Broome County’s court interpreter, Tony Colon, at Broome County District Attorney Steve Cornwell’s office in Binghamton.

The date for the sentencing will be negotiated between U.S. and Nicaraguan authorities. He is facing a possible sentence of 30 years in a Nicaraguan prison.

Orlando Tercero.

Tercero, 23, was found guilty of strangling Anderson, a 22-year-old nursing student, some time March 8, 2018 at his apartment on Oak Street in Binghamton. The two had been in an “on-and-off” relationship for about a year, according to testimony, but Anderson didn’t share his feelings when he sought a more serious relationship.

“There was some ease to the heartache and a little bit of conclusion,” Haley’s father, Gordon Anderson. “I mean it’s not over, and there will always be an emptiness that’s there, but it was nice to see that Nicaragua did a really professional, bang up job to get the job done.”

Tercero still faces a second-degree murder charge in Broome County, but Nicaragua’s government has declined extraditing him back to the U.S.

Haley Anderson.