i ve didn t have the intentions to murder him. the stress of his case may be taking a toll tin other ways to. day, phillips is eating a regular meal instead of his usual diet plate. and topping it off with a second helping. anything it better than the diet trays. in the women s wing of the jail, josie sanchez s case is drawing closer to a conclusion. she admits to brutally beating her 3-year-old son while high on heroin. sanchez, recently signed a plea deal and today will receive her sentence. she doesn t know what it will be. but she at least knows the worst case scenario. i was signing the papers on a 14 year cap, you know it wasn t a lifetime. it felt like i was signing my life away. it is a good deal. compared to five to 99.
though sanchez can be sentenced to a maximum of 14 years in prison and could also be released on probation. it depends on the judge. the da is opposing probation. so she wants to give me a sentence. she wants to give me time. sanchez has also relinquished custody of her three children. they are staying at least temporarily with relatives. i don t see me ever seeing them again. ever knowing about how they are. who they re with. if they re okay. sanchez says the only way she has been able to cope is by holding in her emotions. now she fears she will not be able to show them at all. not even to the judge, who is about to sentence her. the judge expects me to be, i guess, looking remorseful. i mean, because i am remorseful. you know it s hard for me to show my feelings especially in here. i haven t cried for a long time. or since i have got here.
i came over here planning on not crying, not to show not to be all just as soon as i got here, i started crying. i couldn t take it anymore. i couldn t hold it in. sanchez says she was determined not to show her emotions in jail. but releasing them may have come too late. she believes her inability to show emotion to the judge may hatch cost her a chance at probation. there is not a day that goes by that i don t think about my kids. knowing i will never, ever, see them again. i think that was a big part about me not showing remorse the way maybe he wanted. i knew what to say in my head. just the words wouldn t come out right. i, i i did cry a little. but not maybe not enough. i don t know. i didn t have any feelings coming out until i finally got
with our base auto policy. and if you switch, you could save up to $423. liberty mutual insurance responsibility. what s your policy? josie sanchez is in a state of limbo at the bear county jail. she was recently sentenced to ten years for brutally beating her 3-year-old son while she was high on heroin. good luck, ma am. sanchez will soon be transferred to state prison to begin her sentence. but for security reasons, inmates are never told exactly when the transfer will occur. while sanchez can only wait in the cell where he spent most of the past two years, there is one new change. looks like i can t stop crying.
i just, i can t. i can t do it. a short time later, sanchez arrives at the bear county courthouse. all rise. please have a seat, everyone. please have a seat, good morning. josie sanchez. the case that she stands before you, we are asking you to kid probation. sanchez s lawyer argues the violence against her son was the effect of heroin, and now she is clean. and no longer poses a threat. she has never been in the system before. i believe she will never be in the system again. do you have anything to say? yes, sir, i know what i did was a horrible thing. and if i could take that day back, i would but i can t. i mean, there s no possible way. i mean