Sean Goe is a killer from Ohio who has been convicted of the murder of Raychel Sheridan
According to court documents Sean Goe and Raychel Sheridan were living together in Ohio when Sheridan disappeared. Police were requested to perform a welfare check by Raychel mother
When police arrived at the scene they found no one home but determined that something suspicious had taken place. While officers were awaiting a warrant they would see a man driving Raychel Sheridan vehicle. Sean Goe would later be identified as the man driving the vehicle. Goe would take off into the woods but would be arrested shortly afterwards.
Raychel Sheridan body would be found the next day wrapped in plastic and shoved into a trash can
Sean Goe would be charged with murder and would later be convicted of the murder of Raychel Sheridan
At the time of his arrest Goe had warrants out for burglary, grand theft of a firearm and domestic violence
Goe will be sentenced later this month
Sean Goe Case
A Stark County jury found the Plain Township man accused of killing his live-in girlfriend guilty of murder Friday.
The jury found Goe guilty on all indicted charges including murder, burglary, felonious assault, tampering with evidence, grand theft when the property is a firearm or dangerous ordinance, and gross abuse of a corpse for the death of Raychel Sheridan, 24.
Sean Goe’s jury trial began Tuesday in Stark County Court of Common Pleas with opening statements were heard and the prosecution started calling witnesses.
The jury returned the guilty verdict Friday afternoon.
Sheridan’s body was found July 3 wrapped in plastic inside a garbage can at a Canton park, according to a 911 call.
The 911 call was made by a Canton Parks Department employee after finding the body while emptying trash at Mother Goose Land in the 400 block of Schroyer Ave. SW.
Stark County Sheriff deputies were called out to Sheridan and Goe’s apartment in the 4100 block of Orchard Dale Drive NW around 12:30 p.m. on July 2 after Sheridan’s mother requested a welfare check.
Sheriff Maier said the apartment’s door was open and nobody was inside, but since the scene was “suspicious”, deputies requested a search warrant.
While waiting for the search warrant, deputies said they saw a maroon Jeep Liberty, believed to be registered to Sheridan, traveling on Guilford Ave NW.
The driver, identified as Goe, fled on foot into a dense, wooded area after being stopped, deputies said.
After searching for several hours, Goe was arrested early the next morning.
Deputies said Goe also had active warrants for burglary, grand theft of a firearm and domestic violence.
According to court documents, Goe allegedly stole a handgun from a North Canton residence in April and in May, physically threatened Sheridan and cut holes in her tires.
Goe is set to be sentenced on Nov. 18.
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