A Louisiana man indicted in the killings of a Loranger mother and her daughter was in court in Tangipahoa Parish on Friday, where he pleaded guilty.

Daniel Callihan pleaded guilty to first-degree murder for the killings of Callie Brunett and her youngest daughter, Erin. Advertisement

He was sentenced to two mandatory life sentences without parole. The sentences will run consecutively.

He has already pleaded guilty in federal court to similar crimes after admitting to killing Callie Brunett and abducting her daughter from their home in the summer of 2024.

The Brunett family did issue a statement, wishing him "nightmares every night for the rest of his life."

The judge also said Callihan deserved more than a life sentence, saying he deserved "much worse."

Callihan is also expected to

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