Be interesting to hear what the family says after the jury finds George guilty of murder plus some, if not all, of the other charges.
"I see a woman with no sympathy, no remorse," a Rhoden relative said after the sentence, according to the Dispatch. "She's getting 30 years more than what our family gets."
Rhoden family murders: Tony Rhoden still grieving in Pike County
“People use the word monster a lot,” Tony Rhoden said. “And I looked at him and saw a monster.”
But, he said, he felt it when Jake Wagner choked up a couple of times during the hearing. And it made him wonder after all this time: What changed?
“He has held out for five long years. So many lies. So much pain. What clicked in his brain to say ‘I need to make this right?’” Tony wonders. "Maybe there's a human being under all that after all."
Tony Rhoden:
"Has there been healing? Not really. I don't feel like in 5 years it's gotten any easier. So many lives that were destroyed that day - not just those who were murdered but the lives of all the victims who were left behind. Yep. Alot of lives destroyed."