Nathaniel Bevers McGivney Sentenced | Stabbing & Slitting 17 Michele Jackson's Throat • SENTENCES

McGivney 22, was convicted of fatally stabbing Jackson, 17, who had gone to visit a local park. Prosecutors, recounting the crime in court, detailed that the victim’s throat was slit “with such force that the knife reached all the way to her spinal cord,” and the body was dragged to a rolling dumpster bin and covered with trash.

Emotional victim impact statements read by victim’s advocates in court remembered Jackson as “funny and full of life,” and noted the many obstacles she overcame in her short life, including diagnoses of autism, ADHD and PTSD.
22, was convicted of fatally stabbing Jackson, 17, who had gone to visit a local park. Prosecutors, recounting the crime in court, detailed that the victim’s throat was slit “with such force that the knife reached all the way to her spinal cord,” and the body was dragged to a rolling dumpster bin and covered with trash.

At the time of her death, Jackson was a junior at Southeast Valley High School in Gowrie, about 7 seven miles west of Farnhamville.

Jackson had gone there on Sept. 22, 2024, riding her mother's green electric scooter. Relatives said she often made the journey to the park to listen to music while sitting on her favorite, squeaky swing.

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