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Wow!! Justice for Mo!@alcaprari23
Kaitlin Armstrong has entered the courtroom and taken her seat. She does not look at anyone. The Wilson family have their seats behind the prosecution. The Armstrong family are behind the defense. The courtroom is silent. The jury has not yet entered.
3:26 PM · Nov 17, 2023
The jury has entered the courtroom. The punishment has been handed to the bailiff, who hands it to the judge.
3:28 PM · Nov 17, 2023
BREAKING: Kaitlin Armstrong has been sentenced to 90 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
3:29 PM · Nov 17, 2023
You know, that judge scared me. It sounded like she was saying, 990 years and a $10,000 fine!
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I’m sure the only thing she’s thinking is that she should have taken the plea deal.We need to see KA's face right now.
I am choked up. This is the saddest thing I’ve ever read. I’m not making this about me or my experience but I know exactly what she was saying when she was watching the blood go down the sink and wanting to put it back on her hands.@alcaprari23
Cash: "Kaitlin, I want you to know that I fought for Mo with everything I had that night. From the moment that I got home and started doing chest compressions, which was the longest 10 minutes of my life, I remember feeling so relieved when the police arrived that help was finally there.""I fought for her afterwards when I was pulled from my home by police and taken downstairs. I initially refused to go to the police because I didn't want to leave her alone.""I couldn't understand why they weren't bring her downstairs to the ambulance so they could take her to the hospital...that was the first moment that night that I realized that there was no coming back from this.""I was questioned for almost three hours that night. they finally let me wash the blood off my hands in the police station bathroom. I'll never forget that moment in the police station bathroom, washing the blood turn red, and wanting to put it back on my hands because that's all that was left of her."
3:33 PM · Nov 17, 2023
Given Texas still has death as a punishment for murder, I think this is why their sentencing guidelines extend up to 99 years of imprisonment.My guess there are one, or maybe two, that are pushing for a penalty on one end of the scale, and the others at the other end. My guess would be one or two who want her to face something more like 40 years or less, and the rest who want her to get the maximum. I think the closer we get to 5 o'clock on a Friday, the more likely we will get a sentence somewhere in the 60 year range. JMO