A man convicted of a Detroit murder that happened more than 20
years ago could spend nearly 100 years in prison for it.  Rosie
Woolwine was last seen alive in June of 1989 at a southwest
Detroit restaurant watching the Detroit Pistons win a
championship. She was later found shot to death.  Her daughter,
Theresa Ramirez, was 7 years old at the time.  “I just remember
my dad coming into the bedroom and telling us she was gone,”
said Ramirez. “It’s the first time I’d ever seen him cry.”
When Ramirez was 25, she obtained the police file and put heat
back into a cold case.  Juan Cruz quickly emerged as a suspect,
but he had disappeared.  Juan Cruz  US marshals found Cruz in
Mexico and extradited him to Michigan last year.  He was
sentenced Monday to 40 - 90 years on a second-degree murder
charge and two years on a felony firearms charge.