Senator Chris Murphy

The lawyer ended up telling Kassadin to plead guilty. Now, I was very upset about that. I was like, why would you do that? And he said, look, she's going to get 20 years in prison. I can get that down to five years if she pleads guilty. I was like, I don't like this, but the parents liked the idea. So the lawyer got her to plead guilty. And guess what? She got the minimum of 12. It didn't work.

The lawyer ended up telling Kassadin to plead guilty. Now, I was very upset about that. I was like, why would you do that? And he said, look, she's going to get 20 years in prison. I can get that down to five years if she pleads guilty. I was like, I don't like this, but the parents liked the idea. So the lawyer got her to plead guilty. And guess what? She got the minimum of 12. It didn't work.

The lawyer ended up telling Kassadin to plead guilty. Now, I was very upset about that. I was like, why would you do that? And he said, look, she's going to get 20 years in prison. I can get that down to five years if she pleads guilty. I was like, I don't like this, but the parents liked the idea. So the lawyer got her to plead guilty. And guess what? She got the minimum of 12. It didn't work.

But it painted this picture of Ksenia now acknowledging what she did. And it made me very, very upset.

But it painted this picture of Ksenia now acknowledging what she did. And it made me very, very upset.

But it painted this picture of Ksenia now acknowledging what she did. And it made me very, very upset.

She's in a labor camp, right? So she wakes up at 6 a.m. in the morning. She works till 9 p.m. at night. She gets two 15-minute breaks in between snowing in Siberia. Close to where she's held, close to Siberia. Her mother would send her some wipes and stuff. And she was like, I would use the toilet water to clean myself. She's got problems with her legs, and this worries me. This really worries me.

She's in a labor camp, right? So she wakes up at 6 a.m. in the morning. She works till 9 p.m. at night. She gets two 15-minute breaks in between snowing in Siberia. Close to where she's held, close to Siberia. Her mother would send her some wipes and stuff. And she was like, I would use the toilet water to clean myself. She's got problems with her legs, and this worries me. This really worries me.

She's in a labor camp, right? So she wakes up at 6 a.m. in the morning. She works till 9 p.m. at night. She gets two 15-minute breaks in between snowing in Siberia. Close to where she's held, close to Siberia. Her mother would send her some wipes and stuff. And she was like, I would use the toilet water to clean myself. She's got problems with her legs, and this worries me. This really worries me.

She's now all of a sudden got, she's got leg pain. She's got some big veins popping out on her legs from all the standing.

She's now all of a sudden got, she's got leg pain. She's got some big veins popping out on her legs from all the standing.

She's now all of a sudden got, she's got leg pain. She's got some big veins popping out on her legs from all the standing.

$51. After they took her phone, they sent her back to her family. So they released it to her family and they said, you're not allowed to leave here, Katerinburg. You will hear from us. And we now know within the three weeks from January 2nd till January 27th, They investigated every single thing on her cell phone.

$51. After they took her phone, they sent her back to her family. So they released it to her family and they said, you're not allowed to leave here, Katerinburg. You will hear from us. And we now know within the three weeks from January 2nd till January 27th, They investigated every single thing on her cell phone.

$51. After they took her phone, they sent her back to her family. So they released it to her family and they said, you're not allowed to leave here, Katerinburg. You will hear from us. And we now know within the three weeks from January 2nd till January 27th, They investigated every single thing on her cell phone.

This is where they came across the Venmo, $51 on Venmo, charged her for treason, funding the enemy state. That's what she was charging for, funding the enemy state, buying weapons. And if you know, I started laughing and crying in the same time because it was like, if you know my Ksenia, she is the sweetest, kindest person you'll meet. She goes out of her way to do good for people.

This is where they came across the Venmo, $51 on Venmo, charged her for treason, funding the enemy state. That's what she was charging for, funding the enemy state, buying weapons. And if you know, I started laughing and crying in the same time because it was like, if you know my Ksenia, she is the sweetest, kindest person you'll meet. She goes out of her way to do good for people.

This is where they came across the Venmo, $51 on Venmo, charged her for treason, funding the enemy state. That's what she was charging for, funding the enemy state, buying weapons. And if you know, I started laughing and crying in the same time because it was like, if you know my Ksenia, she is the sweetest, kindest person you'll meet. She goes out of her way to do good for people.

She hates seeing people hurt. So you can imagine elderly people, young kids without food and water, she would be the first to donate money.

She hates seeing people hurt. So you can imagine elderly people, young kids without food and water, she would be the first to donate money.