Before the court sobbing and pleading for leniency, is this just the last-ditch effort to save, you know, his freedom, or is this something else psychologically? no. i think certainly this may be a last-ditch effort to save his freedom. but you ask a very interesting question. we are seeing something here, a part of a personality where someone doesn t really take responsibility even at sentencing now. here s an individual, instead of being remorseful for the patients still looking at saving his own skin and i think this is the kind of a personality, the kind much individual who, again, it was about the pleasure principle looking out only for himself that led to this sort of a horrific situation for his patients and their families. joey, the prosecutors and the families wanted 175 years, life in prison essentially. he got 45. will he have to spend or serve