Tippy Lynn
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Sentencing date is scheduled for Friday, February 7, 2020 at 9:00 am.
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She was trembling at the end. She's gonna lose it when she gets to her cell.
I think that the jury made the right decision and they made it quickly. Does anyone else wonder about the jury asking to view her videos again--it was discussed that would take another two hours or they could come back tomorrow to watch them--that to me signaled that they weren't close to making such a concrete decision but they sure were and did--that piece surprised me.
I feel more sorry for the adoptive grandmother. She was the only one who was crying. And the mother and father, just walked out and didn't even look at Ezra, but the grandmother stayed till they led her out. That grandmother's been through so much too, before and during all of this.I feel sad for Ezra's mom. This isn't what she wanted for her little girl as she was rearing her I'm sure.
Good thinking--I bet that you are right. It didn't make sense to me that they would be looking to review that so meticulously if they were undecided. I think that it would be hard to to serve on a jury like that--Very difficult and so important.It took them a while to go back with an answer, so maybe there was only one person, and after they talked through it their mind was changed?
I feel more sorry for the adoptive grandmother. She was the only one who was crying. And the mother and father, just walked out and didn't even look at Ezra, but the grandmother stayed till they led her out. That grandmother's been through so much too, before and during all of this.
I’m pretty sure it’s life with the possibility of parole.The judge said the sentence is mandatory but parole can be discussed. Does anyone know what the mandatory sentence is?
I think so too. I think that she didn't expect it.She was trembling at the end. She's gonna lose it when she gets to her cell.
Her adoptive father's mother.I'm not aware of any of that. Whose mother is she?
I’m pretty sure it’s life with the possibility of parole.
Her adoptive father's mother.