After a decade of persistence from the victim, the court case finally sees progress, as the alleged assailant prepares for a plea review amid ongoing trauma.
Joe Exotic expressed frustration over the pardoning of Todd and Julie Chrisley, questioning the fairness in the justice system and advocating for his own release.
The defendant's plea deal, including an 18-year sentence for probation violations and an additional eight years for three counts of vehicular manslaughter, disappointed victims' families.
The police truly screwed this one up," Jeff Hershberg, a criminal defence lawyer not involved in the case, told CBC News. "When you have a confluence of errors and lying on the stand trying to mislead a judge, the only result that should come is dismissal of the charges.