DETROIT (AP) -- A Wisconsin woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for kidnapping a Detroit-area college student in 2000.
Kim Johns was convicted of kidnapping her former lover at gunpoint and taking her on an eight-day journey to Illinois and Iowa. Prosecutors said she was upset because the 19-year-old woman was ending their relationship.
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Johns was sentenced Tuesday in Detroit federal court. She told a judge she's "sorry for what happened."
Johns was awaiting trial in 2000 when she escaped from a halfway house. She was captured last year living under a different name, Kim McGuire, in Marathon County, Wisconsin. FBI agents discovered her through social media.
Judge George Caram Steeh says Johns committed a "horrific offense."
