Derek Jones

Now, granted, even with getting hit with this harsh reality, I doubt she changes because the moment her daughter walked up on that stand to testify, her emotion didn't change once. No remorse, nothing. The judge tells her she gets 60 years, no emotion.

Now, granted, even with getting hit with this harsh reality, I doubt she changes because the moment her daughter walked up on that stand to testify, her emotion didn't change once. No remorse, nothing. The judge tells her she gets 60 years, no emotion.

Now, granted, even with getting hit with this harsh reality, I doubt she changes because the moment her daughter walked up on that stand to testify, her emotion didn't change once. No remorse, nothing. The judge tells her she gets 60 years, no emotion.

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I was. I was. I was front row. Her attorney had asked for probation, said that she had, you know, had tried to commit suicide three times in her life. Once when she was 12 years old, when he said that, her mother went. And I might have never heard of that before.

I was. I was. I was front row. Her attorney had asked for probation, said that she had, you know, had tried to commit suicide three times in her life. Once when she was 12 years old, when he said that, her mother went. And I might have never heard of that before.

I was. I was. I was front row. Her attorney had asked for probation, said that she had, you know, had tried to commit suicide three times in her life. Once when she was 12 years old, when he said that, her mother went. And I might have never heard of that before.

Apparently once in high school and then once in jail. But he's like, you know, we think rehabilitation and probation, like we really think we can get her there. It'd be the best route.

Apparently once in high school and then once in jail. But he's like, you know, we think rehabilitation and probation, like we really think we can get her there. It'd be the best route.

Apparently once in high school and then once in jail. But he's like, you know, we think rehabilitation and probation, like we really think we can get her there. It'd be the best route.

She'd already went to therapy, whatever, twice. And. First time was a week. The second time was like a month since all this had came out in 2022. And the judge sat there and he's like, you know, he's like, I'm not going to say it. Actually, I am. We don't want you to commit suicide, but I can. You are a danger to society and I can't allow you to walk the streets.

She'd already went to therapy, whatever, twice. And. First time was a week. The second time was like a month since all this had came out in 2022. And the judge sat there and he's like, you know, he's like, I'm not going to say it. Actually, I am. We don't want you to commit suicide, but I can. You are a danger to society and I can't allow you to walk the streets.

She'd already went to therapy, whatever, twice. And. First time was a week. The second time was like a month since all this had came out in 2022. And the judge sat there and he's like, you know, he's like, I'm not going to say it. Actually, I am. We don't want you to commit suicide, but I can. You are a danger to society and I can't allow you to walk the streets.

And he's like, and I'm going to send it to you to 60 years. Cause I'd went in, I'd went, I had friends that were like, Hey, you know, all this, they got on her now she's going to get 45. I was like, no, never. I was like, I would put money on that. I said, most women either walk away with probation or just a couple of years. That's it.

And he's like, and I'm going to send it to you to 60 years. Cause I'd went in, I'd went, I had friends that were like, Hey, you know, all this, they got on her now she's going to get 45. I was like, no, never. I was like, I would put money on that. I said, most women either walk away with probation or just a couple of years. That's it.

And he's like, and I'm going to send it to you to 60 years. Cause I'd went in, I'd went, I had friends that were like, Hey, you know, all this, they got on her now she's going to get 45. I was like, no, never. I was like, I would put money on that. I said, most women either walk away with probation or just a couple of years. That's it.

Well, I was telling people, if she gets 20, I'll be happy. 30, I'll be ecstatic. And if she got 40 years, I'd sing Hallelujah. It shouldn't even have been a worry from the get-go because Weber handed the DA's office this case on a silver platter. And they're like, no, let's just put it on a paper plate. That's really how it felt. I mean, I had to fight them the whole time to stay after it.

Well, I was telling people, if she gets 20, I'll be happy. 30, I'll be ecstatic. And if she got 40 years, I'd sing Hallelujah. It shouldn't even have been a worry from the get-go because Weber handed the DA's office this case on a silver platter. And they're like, no, let's just put it on a paper plate. That's really how it felt. I mean, I had to fight them the whole time to stay after it.