Ramsaran faces 25 years to life in wife’s murder
A Chenango County man faces 25 years to life in state prison when he is sentenced Monday for the 2012 murder of his wife.
Ganesh “Remy” Ramsaran, 39, was found guilty in September of second-degree murder in the death of Jennifer Renz Ramsaran. The New Berlin man stood trial for three weeks in Chenango County Court.
I have been away and not reading much. The snow falling outside reminded me of Jennifer, I always think about her when I see the snow gathering on the sidewalk . I still remember the day I made my little justice for Jennifer banner . Watching the Dateline episode made me sick, hearing them talk about her being "addicted" to the game made me rage so hard.
So glad to see that he was found guilty and that "the truth" came out. It seems that he is just as unbelievable as I thought, he tried to bribe his way out of jail?! :notgood:
Alexa Green ‏@AlexaTWCNews 1m1 minute ago
BREAKING: Ganesh Remy Ramsaran sentenced 25 years to life for killing his wife in Dec 2012. Details to come on @TWCNewsSTier
The Chenango County man convicted of killing his wife, dumping her body and then making up a story about her disappearance was dealt the maximum sentence Monday.
Ganesh "Remy" Ramsaran received 25 years-to-life for the second-degree murder charge that he was found guilty of back in September
Seriously???!!!! He accused the judge of an affair??? Is there any end to the trainwreck?:trainwreck:
Judge's comment, "without sadness, without regret and without remorse I am sentencing you to..." pretty much sums it up for me. But what, exactly, does 25 years to life mean? Which is it?
Brittany Grove @evesunbritt · 20m 20 minutes ago
It is true the evidence was circumstantial and physical evidence was lacking, but I have never seen more evidence of narcissism (Ramsaran).
He then stunned the courtroom by claiming what he had done was no different than what the judge has done ni his own personal life. "You've had your own affair," he remarked.
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Calling attention to Ramsaran's at times weepy testimony during the trial, Revoir said, "You should win an Academy Award for your ability to cry."