Tiffany McInnis

I would think that's the definition in Webster's Dictionary of a psychopath.

Now, Judge West handed down her sentence.

And Tiffany's right.

40 years isn't enough.

There is a part of me that wishes I had not accepted this plea agreement and that we had gone to trial last week.

Because I do think a jury would have given you life for 99 years.

I actually do.

And Tiffany got the final word.

milestones that should have been shared with my mom.

My 16th birthday, my 18th birthday, my high school graduation have all been shadowed by her absence.

It wasn't until we got to my victim statement that I really stared at him and I wanted him to hear my words because I meant every single one.

You refer to the day you murdered my mother and buried her beneath your bedroom as a bad day.

That bad day cost me everything.

If he's watching, do you have anything to say to Terry Rose?

I don't think I have anything left to say to him.

I hope he rots in jail.

When you think about your mom now, what do you think about?

I try to remember all the good times with mom more than anything.

The good memories, her humor.

My mom was so strong, and she deserves us talking about her and keeping her alive in that way.