Joan Lipinski

So initially, when she had her sentencing, it was three years after her first arrest that they actually did the sentencing. And then upon sentencing, they actually remanded her on the spot, which is not what was supposed to happen. She was supposed to self-report. But at the end of the sentencing, his comments were, I would love to have her as my neighbor.

So initially, when she had her sentencing, it was three years after her first arrest that they actually did the sentencing. And then upon sentencing, they actually remanded her on the spot, which is not what was supposed to happen. She was supposed to self-report. But at the end of the sentencing, his comments were, I would love to have her as my neighbor.

So initially, when she had her sentencing, it was three years after her first arrest that they actually did the sentencing. And then upon sentencing, they actually remanded her on the spot, which is not what was supposed to happen. She was supposed to self-report. But at the end of the sentencing, his comments were, I would love to have her as my neighbor.

I know that she was manipulated into doing this, but I need to make an example of her. to other nurses and janitors that work in a prison that you can't do this. So, and what happened in my daughter's case was she was manipulated by inmates where she was working to bring a package in that she had no idea what was in the package where she would have never taken it in.

I know that she was manipulated into doing this, but I need to make an example of her. to other nurses and janitors that work in a prison that you can't do this. So, and what happened in my daughter's case was she was manipulated by inmates where she was working to bring a package in that she had no idea what was in the package where she would have never taken it in.

I know that she was manipulated into doing this, but I need to make an example of her. to other nurses and janitors that work in a prison that you can't do this. So, and what happened in my daughter's case was she was manipulated by inmates where she was working to bring a package in that she had no idea what was in the package where she would have never taken it in.

This one inmate was professing his love for her and totally used her and befriended her and you know, built her up and told him he would take care of her. And she just needed to do this for him.

This one inmate was professing his love for her and totally used her and befriended her and you know, built her up and told him he would take care of her. And she just needed to do this for him.

This one inmate was professing his love for her and totally used her and befriended her and you know, built her up and told him he would take care of her. And she just needed to do this for him.

No, she was at home on probation, pre-trial probation for three years till she got sentenced. We were waiting for a sentencing date.

No, she was at home on probation, pre-trial probation for three years till she got sentenced. We were waiting for a sentencing date.

No, she was at home on probation, pre-trial probation for three years till she got sentenced. We were waiting for a sentencing date.

Yes, and it was almost exactly three years. It was April 2nd of 2021, and it was April 5th of 2024.

Yes, and it was almost exactly three years. It was April 2nd of 2021, and it was April 5th of 2024.

Yes, and it was almost exactly three years. It was April 2nd of 2021, and it was April 5th of 2024.

So at the sentencing, he was like, you know, it was stated that, you know, people with autism don't do well in prison, you know, and she had just had major back surgery too on top of it and was supposed to let her see her neurosurgeon before she was, you know, taken into prison. But anyway, they didn't let her do that. They took her on the spot.

So at the sentencing, he was like, you know, it was stated that, you know, people with autism don't do well in prison, you know, and she had just had major back surgery too on top of it and was supposed to let her see her neurosurgeon before she was, you know, taken into prison. But anyway, they didn't let her do that. They took her on the spot.

So at the sentencing, he was like, you know, it was stated that, you know, people with autism don't do well in prison, you know, and she had just had major back surgery too on top of it and was supposed to let her see her neurosurgeon before she was, you know, taken into prison. But anyway, they didn't let her do that. They took her on the spot.

And so the journey was she ended up going to a local jail. She was there for three months. So she was supposed to get medical help and counseling. But they put her in a county jail for three months with no treatment. And then they moved her to a private facility for eight days. And there was no medications. Food was scarce. And they made her sign paperwork that wasn't even hers.

And so the journey was she ended up going to a local jail. She was there for three months. So she was supposed to get medical help and counseling. But they put her in a county jail for three months with no treatment. And then they moved her to a private facility for eight days. And there was no medications. Food was scarce. And they made her sign paperwork that wasn't even hers.