Updated 01/18/2012 11:34 PM
Brooklyn Man Gets Life Sentence In Two-Borough Stabbing, Carjacking Spree
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A man who admitted to killing four people and wounding two others in a 28-hour rampage will be spending the rest of his life behind bars.
Maksim Gelman, 24, was sentenced Wednesday to 200 years in prison during a Brooklyn court appearance.
He will also have to pay a $5,000 court fee.
Gelman pleaded guilty to murder, assault and attempted murder in the February 2011 crime spree which began in Brooklyn and ended on a Manhattan subway 28 hours later.
He stabbed his stepfather and two others to death, killed a pedestrian and stole a car before slashing a subway rider in Times Square.