Michigan Judge Delays Sentencing for Man at Center of Fatal Meningitis Outbreak Tragedy
Howell, Michigan – The sentencing of a man involved in a fatal meningitis outbreak that affected multiple states has been postponed, leaving grieving individuals who were ready to share their stories of loss disappointed. Barry Cadden, who pleaded no contest, was expected to receive a minimum of 10 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter. However, the judge overseeing the case retired, leading to a delay in the sentencing process. Judge Matthew McGivney has taken over …