David Losch pleaded guilty to the murder of his sister-in-law. He committed the murder by dismembering the victim, which rendered him eligible for life without parole. The trial court found certain mitigating factors, but held that they failed to outweigh the single aggravating factor of dismemberment. The sole issue in this case is the appropriateness of the sentence of life without parole. We affirm....
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