MollyDDD
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Most likely. IMO, that even makes it more impersonal.
Most likely. IMO, that even makes it more impersonal.
apologiesShe was laughing?
I don’t know what the judge will do. But what I think is possible is that he will sentence her as he sees fit relative to others who’ve committed similar crimes, regardless of the statements made here today. Unfortunately.IF MT did things differently from the start, told the truth, admitted her involvement, helped by cooperating with LE etc., then maybe with all of these sad saps coming in with their pathetic stories, the judge might be a little, just a little more willing not to give the maximum sentence.
Question: Is there any chance he can sentence her to life in prison? :::::fingers crossed::::
2 people referred to her divorce-her father was the first oneI thought it was the other person that referred to her as 'divorced' from baby daddy.
None of the family actually referred to the actual person she was married to when she started the affair with FD.
They are just rewriting history before our eyes.
MOO
It will be a BIG BOOK IMO.
He probably couldn’t stand it anymoreThis is exhausting.
The judge said this morning there would be no breaks until 1:30.
Guess he changed his mind.
You will notice that most of these testaments given were by people who knew her after the murderI never trust a pastor-and he did not know her before the murder-only after when she needed to rehab her image.
I think it was just a quick break. Probably for Judge to wash the taste of vomit out of his mouth. IMOI thought Court was at lunch. Why is JS continuing to produce testimonials?