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Eediat judge
(((ApplePie)))Comment
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Wow!Comment
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unbelievable pon the judge
in reading back a bit, she had numerous affairs and was about to get divorced. One of her motives was a $750k life insurance policy- i hope dem neva eva pay out
Now I want to know what is the connection between this woman and the judge
If you don't fight for what you deserve, you deserve what you get.
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this latest news story leaves out a lot of information, so I don't really understand all that's happening and why the judge did what he did. but sorry that this happened ((apple pie)))Comment
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Sorry to see this.
I fall asleep with my door open all time, someone told me this morning it only takes one crack-head and I might not be around longer.Comment
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It may be unusual but it doesn't mean she's gotten a way with murder, right? The judge is supposed to make a ruling on the 17th of next month, so we'll see then...
I wonder if the judge will explain why he did this...Comment
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So sorry to hear this applepieComment
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Flippin heck, I didn't realize that the judge didn't have the authority to do what he did???!!!!
What was he thinking????
Well, I hope she mek use a de likkle reprieve she did get cawse is mandatory life sentence now, right????
This thing is confusing no rha.... Cyaa even imagine de ups and downs Ricky family and frens going through... ((((applepie))))
side note: Ricky was surely a handsome man....Comment
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I did't realize that a judge could overturn a jury's decision unless it was through the appeal process. I learned something today!
Why bother with the jury system then?Comment
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Jamaican in US gets life for killing husband
A Jamaican national convicted in Georgia, United States, for the 2009 murder of her husband, was sentenced to life imprisonment last Thursday, THE STAR has learnt.
Fifty-three-year-old Pamela Ballin was convicted by a DeKalb County jury of malice murder, felony murder and aggravated assault.
According to www.cbs46.com, at the time of the incident in December 2009, the accused reportedly told investigators that men had broken into their home, killing her husband Derrick.
Investigators soon became suspicious of the accused when it was revealed that her husband had taken out a US$750,000 life insurance policy against her, and had also become aware of his wife's infidelity, with a divorce looming. She was subsequently arrested and charged.
Prosecutors argued that the accused had beaten her husband to death in their home shortly after Christmas.
Ballin's sentence comes at the end of a jaw-dropping decision by the presiding judge in June, when he allowed her to remain free on bail, while he took time to decide whether to override a jury verdict finding her guilty.Comment
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I remember this case!Comment
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