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I shall go ahead & post this update!
Friday, May 2nd:
*Sentencing Hearing (@ 9am PT) – WA – Natalie Genevieve Gulizia (14) (Dec. 18, 2018, Renton, fatally shot by mom), 12-yr old boy (tied up) & Michael Gulizia (ex, tazed & tied up) - *Svetlana Borisovna Laurel (aka Lavrinenko) (52/now 58) arrested (12/18/18), charged (12/19/18) & arraigned (1/3/19) with 1st degree aggravated & premeditated murder, premeditated attempted 1st degree murder, 2 counts of kidnapping & unlawful imprisonment. Plead not guilty. Held without bail. King County
Natalie was fatally shot for calling 911, 12 yr. old was zip-tied, Michael was tazed & tied up, tried to shoot him, but gun jammed.
Trial was set to begin on 2/25/25 & cancelled due to Plea of Guilty [1/30/25]. (30 times trial was rescheduled).
King County Superior Court Judge Jason Poydras presiding. King County Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Don Raz. Defense attorneys Mark R. Adair, Jesse Michael Dubow, Adrian G. Leavitt, Lauren Nicole Conner, Safa Perera, Suzanne Corinne Pickering, John W. Ewers, Vincent Ray Hooks & Aileen S. Tsao.
Court info from 12/21/18 thru 4/29/25 reference post #238 here:
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/t...-called-911-renton-18-dec-2018.406336/page-12
4/25/25 Docket update: [196] Order permitting filing of amended information. 4/28/25 Docket updates: [197] Supplement letter of support for sentencing. [198] Statement of prosecuting attorney. 4/29/25 Docket updates: [199] Protective Order. [200] Order Sealing Document. Seals listed motions/Orders re expert services to be filed at later date. 4/30/25 Docket update: [201] Memorandum; sentencing. Plaintiff State of Washington.
5/1/25 Docket updates: [202] & [203] Victim Statement. 5/2/25 Update: [204] Minutes Sentencing hearing on 5/2/25.
5/2/25 Update: At a sentencing hearing in King County Superior Court on Friday, Natalie’s father Michael Gulizia held up his daughter’s diary, a spray of pink flowers adorning its cover. He read from several entries, including one in which Natalie said she&d her brother never felt safe under their mother’s care, no matter what they did. Laurel was someone Gulizia said he was sure would kill again, if given the chance. King County prosecutors requested Laurel be sentenced to about 39 years in prison — the high end of the standard sentencing guidelines — after she pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, first-degree attempted murder & unlawful imprisonment in January. Laurel had devised an “elaborate & meticulous” plan to kill her ex-husband & could not be trusted to live in public safely, prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memo. Laurel’s defense attorneys requested an “exceptional sentence” of about 20 years, below the standard sentencing guidelines, arguing she was “markedly impaired” by a year of emotional stressors that were compounded by post-traumatic stress disorder, fibromyalgia, depression & a childhood traumatic brain injury. Judge Poydras decided on a “midpoint,” sentencing Laurel to about 33 years in prison & six years of community custody & to pay a restitution of an undetermined amount.
Friday, May 2nd:
*Sentencing Hearing (@ 9am PT) – WA – Natalie Genevieve Gulizia (14) (Dec. 18, 2018, Renton, fatally shot by mom), 12-yr old boy (tied up) & Michael Gulizia (ex, tazed & tied up) - *Svetlana Borisovna Laurel (aka Lavrinenko) (52/now 58) arrested (12/18/18), charged (12/19/18) & arraigned (1/3/19) with 1st degree aggravated & premeditated murder, premeditated attempted 1st degree murder, 2 counts of kidnapping & unlawful imprisonment. Plead not guilty. Held without bail. King County
Natalie was fatally shot for calling 911, 12 yr. old was zip-tied, Michael was tazed & tied up, tried to shoot him, but gun jammed.
Trial was set to begin on 2/25/25 & cancelled due to Plea of Guilty [1/30/25]. (30 times trial was rescheduled).
King County Superior Court Judge Jason Poydras presiding. King County Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Don Raz. Defense attorneys Mark R. Adair, Jesse Michael Dubow, Adrian G. Leavitt, Lauren Nicole Conner, Safa Perera, Suzanne Corinne Pickering, John W. Ewers, Vincent Ray Hooks & Aileen S. Tsao.
Court info from 12/21/18 thru 4/29/25 reference post #238 here:
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/t...-called-911-renton-18-dec-2018.406336/page-12
4/25/25 Docket update: [196] Order permitting filing of amended information. 4/28/25 Docket updates: [197] Supplement letter of support for sentencing. [198] Statement of prosecuting attorney. 4/29/25 Docket updates: [199] Protective Order. [200] Order Sealing Document. Seals listed motions/Orders re expert services to be filed at later date. 4/30/25 Docket update: [201] Memorandum; sentencing. Plaintiff State of Washington.
5/1/25 Docket updates: [202] & [203] Victim Statement. 5/2/25 Update: [204] Minutes Sentencing hearing on 5/2/25.
5/2/25 Update: At a sentencing hearing in King County Superior Court on Friday, Natalie’s father Michael Gulizia held up his daughter’s diary, a spray of pink flowers adorning its cover. He read from several entries, including one in which Natalie said she&d her brother never felt safe under their mother’s care, no matter what they did. Laurel was someone Gulizia said he was sure would kill again, if given the chance. King County prosecutors requested Laurel be sentenced to about 39 years in prison — the high end of the standard sentencing guidelines — after she pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, first-degree attempted murder & unlawful imprisonment in January. Laurel had devised an “elaborate & meticulous” plan to kill her ex-husband & could not be trusted to live in public safely, prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memo. Laurel’s defense attorneys requested an “exceptional sentence” of about 20 years, below the standard sentencing guidelines, arguing she was “markedly impaired” by a year of emotional stressors that were compounded by post-traumatic stress disorder, fibromyalgia, depression & a childhood traumatic brain injury. Judge Poydras decided on a “midpoint,” sentencing Laurel to about 33 years in prison & six years of community custody & to pay a restitution of an undetermined amount.
