J.E. Reich

After the sentencing hearing, there were a number of stories that were published concerning it, some national slash international publications. What was very frustrating was the lack of follow through from those journalists who got things just wrong. It's obvious that they're just going on press releases,

I am a queer person. I am a Jew. I am here today, alive. My name is mine. And no one will ever take that away from me.

I am a queer person. I am a Jew. I am here today, alive. My name is mine. And no one will ever take that away from me.

I am a queer person. I am a Jew. I am here today, alive. My name is mine. And no one will ever take that away from me.

So it was important to me and also my mom and my stepdad that she was given a full psychiatric assessment. She underwent one assessment initiated by the prosecution and then another one by the defense, which we were totally on board with just to be safe.

So it was important to me and also my mom and my stepdad that she was given a full psychiatric assessment. She underwent one assessment initiated by the prosecution and then another one by the defense, which we were totally on board with just to be safe.

So it was important to me and also my mom and my stepdad that she was given a full psychiatric assessment. She underwent one assessment initiated by the prosecution and then another one by the defense, which we were totally on board with just to be safe.

There was an article published that was basically a regurgitation of maybe one or two press releases from the DOJ or from the Southern District of Florida. I have reached out to a number of those publications because I'm usually erased from the narrative completely. It's not like I want media attention per se, but I don't want to be erased completely.

There was an article published that was basically a regurgitation of maybe one or two press releases from the DOJ or from the Southern District of Florida. I have reached out to a number of those publications because I'm usually erased from the narrative completely. It's not like I want media attention per se, but I don't want to be erased completely.

There was an article published that was basically a regurgitation of maybe one or two press releases from the DOJ or from the Southern District of Florida. I have reached out to a number of those publications because I'm usually erased from the narrative completely. It's not like I want media attention per se, but I don't want to be erased completely.

As far as I know, there were definitely undiagnosed mental health issues, which she received treatment for and is currently receiving treatment for. During that time, I was under a lot of stress myself. For the first half of 2024, my partner and I had lost a pet. I was dealing with some health issues.

As far as I know, there were definitely undiagnosed mental health issues, which she received treatment for and is currently receiving treatment for. During that time, I was under a lot of stress myself. For the first half of 2024, my partner and I had lost a pet. I was dealing with some health issues.

As far as I know, there were definitely undiagnosed mental health issues, which she received treatment for and is currently receiving treatment for. During that time, I was under a lot of stress myself. For the first half of 2024, my partner and I had lost a pet. I was dealing with some health issues.

It takes me back there. It feels painful, but it feels like an act of reclamation. It's like setting a broken bone. With healing comes pain.

It takes me back there. It feels painful, but it feels like an act of reclamation. It's like setting a broken bone. With healing comes pain.

It takes me back there. It feels painful, but it feels like an act of reclamation. It's like setting a broken bone. With healing comes pain.

In the three months leading up to what eventually was the sentencing hearing, I started to experience issues with my heart health. I would wake up in the morning. I could feel my heart beating in my chest. And I have like generalized anxiety disorders, so I understand symptoms related to that, but this was something entirely different. She did plead guilty.

In the three months leading up to what eventually was the sentencing hearing, I started to experience issues with my heart health. I would wake up in the morning. I could feel my heart beating in my chest. And I have like generalized anxiety disorders, so I understand symptoms related to that, but this was something entirely different. She did plead guilty.

In the three months leading up to what eventually was the sentencing hearing, I started to experience issues with my heart health. I would wake up in the morning. I could feel my heart beating in my chest. And I have like generalized anxiety disorders, so I understand symptoms related to that, but this was something entirely different. She did plead guilty.

I'm also speaking as somebody who is a part of the media. I understand you're a freelancer and your beat is true crime. Part of that sometimes is regurgitating press releases. But what's unconscionable to me is if somebody who is a part of that story reaches out to you directly and asks for you to make a correction and get the facts straight.