Judge

Today's date is May 21, 1998. We're here today for the purposes of sentencing.

Today's date is May 21, 1998. We're here today for the purposes of sentencing.

Today's date is May 21, 1998. We're here today for the purposes of sentencing.

This court finds that the defendant is guilty as charged.

This court finds that the defendant is guilty as charged.

This court finds that the defendant is guilty as charged.

Coming now, the matter of sentence. But first... The court has been informed that Elizabeth Welch wishes to make a statement, and also Christopher, I believe, wishes to make a statement. Ms. Welch?

Coming now, the matter of sentence. But first... The court has been informed that Elizabeth Welch wishes to make a statement, and also Christopher, I believe, wishes to make a statement. Ms. Welch?

Coming now, the matter of sentence. But first... The court has been informed that Elizabeth Welch wishes to make a statement, and also Christopher, I believe, wishes to make a statement. Ms. Welch?

Christopher, do you wish to make a statement? Yes. Come forward.

Christopher, do you wish to make a statement? Yes. Come forward.

Christopher, do you wish to make a statement? Yes. Come forward.

Finally, Mr. Welsh, is there anything you wish to say before the court pronounces a sentence in this matter?

Finally, Mr. Welsh, is there anything you wish to say before the court pronounces a sentence in this matter?

Finally, Mr. Welsh, is there anything you wish to say before the court pronounces a sentence in this matter?

You may proceed.

You may proceed.

You may proceed.

Thank you, Mr. Welch.

Thank you, Mr. Welch.