Anne-Marie Green

You know, she had been scared before and she was not scared. CeCe said she really wanted to look at him. He looked completely different. You know, no more like tough guy, bald head bandana.

And so, yeah, it was very empowering to sit in front of him and and sit in front of him fearlessly.

And so, yeah, it was very empowering to sit in front of him and and sit in front of him fearlessly.

And so, yeah, it was very empowering to sit in front of him and and sit in front of him fearlessly.

Yeah, it's very interesting. So here's what I have learned about the state of New York when it comes to first degree murder. And you're right. First degree murder typically considers premeditation. The prosecution must prove that the defendant committed the murder with at least one of these factors. Yes, I'm reading this. And a few examples of what an aggravating factor might be.

Yeah, it's very interesting. So here's what I have learned about the state of New York when it comes to first degree murder. And you're right. First degree murder typically considers premeditation. The prosecution must prove that the defendant committed the murder with at least one of these factors. Yes, I'm reading this. And a few examples of what an aggravating factor might be.

Yeah, it's very interesting. So here's what I have learned about the state of New York when it comes to first degree murder. And you're right. First degree murder typically considers premeditation. The prosecution must prove that the defendant committed the murder with at least one of these factors. Yes, I'm reading this. And a few examples of what an aggravating factor might be.

The victim was a police officer. The murder was committed while the defendant was serving a life sentence already imprisoned. The murder was committed for hire. The murder is committed in the course of another felony, like maybe robbing a bank. So it didn't quite fit together. And the first degree murder charge, which, of course, was upsetting to Lori's family.

The victim was a police officer. The murder was committed while the defendant was serving a life sentence already imprisoned. The murder was committed for hire. The murder is committed in the course of another felony, like maybe robbing a bank. So it didn't quite fit together. And the first degree murder charge, which, of course, was upsetting to Lori's family.

The victim was a police officer. The murder was committed while the defendant was serving a life sentence already imprisoned. The murder was committed for hire. The murder is committed in the course of another felony, like maybe robbing a bank. So it didn't quite fit together. And the first degree murder charge, which, of course, was upsetting to Lori's family.

You know, they said they wanted to see a harsher penalty. They they didn't want the possibility of parole. You know, the parole process begins in 2030, which is like really not that far away.

You know, they said they wanted to see a harsher penalty. They they didn't want the possibility of parole. You know, the parole process begins in 2030, which is like really not that far away.

You know, they said they wanted to see a harsher penalty. They they didn't want the possibility of parole. You know, the parole process begins in 2030, which is like really not that far away.

And she's spot on. It pains me so much that she felt guilty for so long because she was just a kid. How could she know? It totally changed the trajectory of her life. She left the college she was going to. She moved as far away as possible from New York. She eventually ended up in California. You know, she went to law school because somebody suggested maybe she might like law.

And she's spot on. It pains me so much that she felt guilty for so long because she was just a kid. How could she know? It totally changed the trajectory of her life. She left the college she was going to. She moved as far away as possible from New York. She eventually ended up in California. You know, she went to law school because somebody suggested maybe she might like law.

And she's spot on. It pains me so much that she felt guilty for so long because she was just a kid. How could she know? It totally changed the trajectory of her life. She left the college she was going to. She moved as far away as possible from New York. She eventually ended up in California. You know, she went to law school because somebody suggested maybe she might like law.

And then she just went and she was good at it. And she's a successful entrepreneur now. But you can see the impact of this trauma today.

And then she just went and she was good at it. And she's a successful entrepreneur now. But you can see the impact of this trauma today.

And then she just went and she was good at it. And she's a successful entrepreneur now. But you can see the impact of this trauma today.

I've always been told I'm a really good listener, right? And I maximized that while I was lying.