From The Banner · Clara Longo de Freitas · · 1m 10s
Curtis Bay man gets 40 years for killing wife
Cedric Callaway pleaded guilty mid-trial to murdering Sarah Bundy in Brooklyn Park.
In brief
Cedric Callaway pleaded guilty mid-trial to murdering Sarah Bundy in Brooklyn Park. Cedric Callaway will serve 40 years for the brutal murder of his wife Sarah Bundy, whose body was found hidden under tires in an alley. Originally reported by The Banner.
40 years for wife's murder
Cedric Callaway, 51, was sentenced to life with all but 40 years suspended for killing his wife Sarah Bundy in Brooklyn Park.
“This was a brutal, calculated act of domestic violence.”
Guilty plea during trial
Callaway pleaded guilty to first-degree murder on the fourth day of his jury trial in August 2026.
Body found under tires
Police found Sarah Bundy's body covered with tires in an alley on May 23, 2025. She had severe trauma to her head, face and neck.
False robbery story
Callaway claimed he and his wife were robbed and that he was pistol-whipped. He said his wife went missing afterward.
Surveillance video caught him
Laundromat footage showed the couple walking together at 12:15 a.m., then Callaway returning alone at 1:30 a.m. with Bundy's bag.
He revealed himself
Before police told him Bundy was dead, Callaway said he was going to prison and would kill himself if charged with murder.
The takeaway
Cedric Callaway will serve 40 years for the brutal murder of his wife Sarah Bundy, whose body was found hidden under tires in an alley.
