of those very people who should be there to protect him. for logan s father, ben, who stands beside me, today s sentence is welcome news. however no amount ofjustice can bring logan back or compensate for the grief that continues to be felt. logan had been punished and beaten within the walls of his home. after testing positive for covid, he was locked in his room and made to face the wall. the final attack was so brutal, his injuries would normally be seen after a car crash. jocelyn sellen was a member of the jury. it s rare forjurors to speak publicly. she wanted people to know about the impact it had on them. you just keep going to what was happening for that child, and how he must have been suffering. to see the defendants. you know, there s only three people in that house who know what happened. who dealt the fatal
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subways, those kinds of things and when she was ultimately questioned by the us military she actually tried to grab a gun and got off a few shots. she did not kill or harm anyone, but that is ultimately what she was arrested and tried four, seven counts of that, and she is serving 86 years in a prison in fort worth. additionally, during her trial, it was highly known and it is highly known that she is quite anti semitic, asking her attorneys who were jewish anti semitic, asking her attorneys who werejewish to be fired, asking forjurors to be dna tested to ensure they were notjewish, so this goes back quite a way with her. downing street here have described it as an anti semitic attack. clearly, it would seem so because it was a synagogue that was the focus. what impact is that having, then, on synagogues across the country? i believe that you are a member of a synagogue not very far away from this one? w , ,