J.E. Reich

After the recess concluded, we filed back into the courtroom. One other thing that happened after we had given our victim impact statements, and I believe before finally sentencing her, the caller was given a chance to give her own statement to the court. It was short and sweet. It was very clear that she was on some pretty heavy medication. She seemed sort of drowsy, sedated.

After the recess concluded, we filed back into the courtroom. One other thing that happened after we had given our victim impact statements, and I believe before finally sentencing her, the caller was given a chance to give her own statement to the court. It was short and sweet. It was very clear that she was on some pretty heavy medication. She seemed sort of drowsy, sedated.

After the recess concluded, we filed back into the courtroom. One other thing that happened after we had given our victim impact statements, and I believe before finally sentencing her, the caller was given a chance to give her own statement to the court. It was short and sweet. It was very clear that she was on some pretty heavy medication. She seemed sort of drowsy, sedated.

My name is J.E. Reich. I'm an editor and a journalist. I'm also a fiction writer and nonfiction writer. I currently live in Boston with my partner, our cats, and a very fiendish dog. I was on Something Was Wrong season six for a two part episode where I discussed my experience with the Tree of Life synagogue shooting of 2018. It was and still is the biggest massacre of Jews on U.S. soil in U.S.

My name is J.E. Reich. I'm an editor and a journalist. I'm also a fiction writer and nonfiction writer. I currently live in Boston with my partner, our cats, and a very fiendish dog. I was on Something Was Wrong season six for a two part episode where I discussed my experience with the Tree of Life synagogue shooting of 2018. It was and still is the biggest massacre of Jews on U.S. soil in U.S.

My name is J.E. Reich. I'm an editor and a journalist. I'm also a fiction writer and nonfiction writer. I currently live in Boston with my partner, our cats, and a very fiendish dog. I was on Something Was Wrong season six for a two part episode where I discussed my experience with the Tree of Life synagogue shooting of 2018. It was and still is the biggest massacre of Jews on U.S. soil in U.S.

The investigation was taken over by the Miami FBI field office. March 2023, she was eventually arrested. She pled guilty. My partner and I flew in before the sentencing hearing. On the floor of the courtroom where the proceedings would take place was where I was able to meet the FBI agents who led the case, including the one FBI agent who was my main liaison throughout the entire thing.

The investigation was taken over by the Miami FBI field office. March 2023, she was eventually arrested. She pled guilty. My partner and I flew in before the sentencing hearing. On the floor of the courtroom where the proceedings would take place was where I was able to meet the FBI agents who led the case, including the one FBI agent who was my main liaison throughout the entire thing.

The investigation was taken over by the Miami FBI field office. March 2023, she was eventually arrested. She pled guilty. My partner and I flew in before the sentencing hearing. On the floor of the courtroom where the proceedings would take place was where I was able to meet the FBI agents who led the case, including the one FBI agent who was my main liaison throughout the entire thing.

She would laugh at random moments. It was just unsettling. In her prepared statement, she gave an apology to my mom and my stepdad and called them by name and did not mention me. The statement was only a few sentences long. It was something like, I apologize to, insert name of my stepdad and insert name of my mom here, for the harm that I've caused.

She would laugh at random moments. It was just unsettling. In her prepared statement, she gave an apology to my mom and my stepdad and called them by name and did not mention me. The statement was only a few sentences long. It was something like, I apologize to, insert name of my stepdad and insert name of my mom here, for the harm that I've caused.

She would laugh at random moments. It was just unsettling. In her prepared statement, she gave an apology to my mom and my stepdad and called them by name and did not mention me. The statement was only a few sentences long. It was something like, I apologize to, insert name of my stepdad and insert name of my mom here, for the harm that I've caused.

And we're talking years at this point, who had been so lovely and empathetic and also balance that perfectly with professionalism. She was and continues to be a very calming presence. I met her and the prosecutor and the assistant prosecutor for the first time in person. I looked up who they were. So I sort of had an idea of what they looked like.

And we're talking years at this point, who had been so lovely and empathetic and also balance that perfectly with professionalism. She was and continues to be a very calming presence. I met her and the prosecutor and the assistant prosecutor for the first time in person. I looked up who they were. So I sort of had an idea of what they looked like.

And we're talking years at this point, who had been so lovely and empathetic and also balance that perfectly with professionalism. She was and continues to be a very calming presence. I met her and the prosecutor and the assistant prosecutor for the first time in person. I looked up who they were. So I sort of had an idea of what they looked like.

history. Six months later, there was Poway in California around San Diego. You never hear about that anymore. People barely remember Tree of Life anymore. To say it's unsettling is a disservice. It's frightening. It's terrifying. The immediacy of a call to action is all the more imperative.

history. Six months later, there was Poway in California around San Diego. You never hear about that anymore. People barely remember Tree of Life anymore. To say it's unsettling is a disservice. It's frightening. It's terrifying. The immediacy of a call to action is all the more imperative.

history. Six months later, there was Poway in California around San Diego. You never hear about that anymore. People barely remember Tree of Life anymore. To say it's unsettling is a disservice. It's frightening. It's terrifying. The immediacy of a call to action is all the more imperative.

And then maybe one or two more conclusive sentences. Despite the fact that she was medicated, it would not have taken more than a few seconds to just add my name to that. She had heard my name enough times in that courtroom, but she did not acknowledge me once. I don't know if there's much meaning behind that.

And then maybe one or two more conclusive sentences. Despite the fact that she was medicated, it would not have taken more than a few seconds to just add my name to that. She had heard my name enough times in that courtroom, but she did not acknowledge me once. I don't know if there's much meaning behind that.