A man convicted of stabbing to death a suburban Chicago high school freshman during a 2011 burglary of her home was sentenced Friday to 160 years in prison. Career criminal John Wilson Jr, 41, learned his fate today after a hearing during which the mother of 14-year-old Kelli O'Laughlin testified. Prosecutors contended the teenager was killed in her Indian Head Park home when she interrupted Wilson ransacking the residence. Justice for Kelli: John Wilson Jr, 41 (left), has been sentenced to 160 years in the stabbing death of 14-year-0-old Kelli O'Laughlin (right) during a 2011 home invasion Crime scene: The deadly incident at 6309 Keokuk Road, pictured, came after summer burglaries in the area in which a suspect used Google to target homes
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John Wilson Jr, 41, was convicted in September of murdering Kelli O'Laughlin, 14, on October 27, 2011
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Kelli's mother discovered her daughter lying face down in a pool of blood in the kitchen
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Brenda O'Laughlin later received a series of texts from Kelli's stolen phone, one of which read: 'She wanted to tell you something before I killed her'
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Wilson pretended to be asleep during his sentencing and taunted Kelli's mother after she spoke
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'Justice will never be done because @placeholder’s never coming home,' Brenda O’Laughlin said.