A man accused in the killing of a Redmond man was sentenced to prison Tuesday in Jefferson County Circuit Court. 28-year-old Salbador Angeles Robinson was sentenced to 20 years in prison for second-degree manslaughter and conspiracy to commit robbery. On August 20, 2020, Robinson joined 28-year-old Theresa Winishut and 38-year-old Stephanie Belgard in a plot to rob 52-year-old Brian Jones and steal his car. Robinson’s attorney Geoffrey Gokey said the attack was fueled by Meth and LSD. Robinson told police he stabbed his victim in the chest after Jones put up a fight. Jones’s body was discovered the next morning by a motorist on Danube Road near U.S. Highway 26 near Warm Springs. Belgard and Winishut each received five year prison terms for their part in the murder earlier this year.