Plover man gets life in wife's disappearance and murder

Jason Sypher, 45, will spend life in prison with the eligibility of parole in his wife's disappearance and death.

Krista Sypher was last seen in March 2017. Almost a year and a half later, Jason Sypher, was arrested and charged with her murder. Her body has not been found.

Last month, a jury found Jason Spyher, 45, guilty of first-degree intentional homicide and hiding a corpse.

Jason Sypher spoke at his sentencing hearing and told the judge he did not do it.

Prosecutors said Jason Sypher had the opportunity and motive to commit this crime. They say the marriage was broken but he didn't want a divorce and didn't want to split assets. Investigators say both Jason and Krista were having extramarital affairs.

Jason Sypher will be eligible for parole in 2049.