This week, OnlyFans model Chelsea Perkins, also known as Sabrina Savage, was sentenced to 22 and a half years in federal prison after she hunted down her alleged rapist to kill him in 2021.
In what prosecutors described as a “coldly calculated intention to cause his death”, Chelsea Perkins planned and executed the revenge killing of aspiring musician Matthew Dunmire. It happened the morning of March 9, 2021, and just a few hours later, police were called to Cuyahoga Valley National Park, where hikers had found Matthew’s body. An autopsy revealed his cause of death as a single gunshot to the back of the head.
Following a lengthy investigation by the FBI, which revealed the steps Chelsea took to lure Matthew to the woodland area, she was arrested during a raid on her house. Chelsea pleaded guilty to the murder during a May 2025 hearing.
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Chelsea Perkins was sentenced on Monday
Earlier this week, Ohio District Judge Solomon Oliver sentenced Chelsea Perkins to 22.5 years in federal prison and five years of supervised release once she gets out. He ruled that she’d knowingly set out on a “revenge” killing.
“There’s no real way to put value on a human life,” the judge said during the sentencing, as per Cleveland 19.
Chelsea’s sister noted how she was sorry for “my family and for the family of Matthew”, describing her sister as having a “very big heart.”
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“I take full responsibility for what I’ve done,” Chelsea told Matthew Dunmire’s family, who faced their own legal troubles after his death.
Matthew’s parents, Tommie Lynn Dunmire and John Nelson McQuillen, drove to Washington DC to carry out a revenge killing on Chelsea in November 2021 – eight months after their son was killed. Tommie posed as a UPS driver to gain access to Chelsea’s property, but she picked the wrong house and shot a completely innocent woman, who thankfully survived her injuries. Tommie died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, with John serving three years in prison for accessory after the fact.
“My son was a good person too, and now his children have no father,” Matthew’s father, John, said during Monday’s sentencing.
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