“It was upsetting, it was heartbreaking, because it was supposed to be 20 to 25 years,” she said. “Eight years is not enough.” A young mom — who vomited upon learning about the “very light” prison sentence for a fiend who stabbed her 22 times — ripped the Bronx judge for suggesting her attacker deserved.
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“It was upsetting, it was heartbreaking, because it was supposed to be 20 to 25 years,” she said. “Eight years is not enough.” A young mom — who vomited upon learning about the “very light” prison sentence for a fiend who stabbed her 22 times — ripped the Bronx judge for suggesting her attacker deserved.
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