better off now? oh, yeah. oh, yeah. a lot better. i know, it s weird to think that, after all of this and but we are. we re closer. and we know each other, better. and we ve seen each other at our lowest but we are closer, and we re all stronger, as a family. two and a half years after the bombing, connie was up and walking, unassisted. on this night, heading to the podium to receive the citizens of courage award from the san diego county d. a. s office. hey, i can walk. yes! for having the guts to face her husband. her attempted killer. in court. when you went into court and stared him down, what was larry thinking? you tell me. i think he just, still, thought that i didn t think he did it. i sort of get the feeling that, maybe, larry thought that you were the kind of person who wouldn t have the strength to testify against him.
manaus, was a san diego county da, she was not the da in 2000 when this crime occurred. we were asked to speak to that prosecutor, but we re told mr. manafort answer the questions. when it happened in that case was appropriate. this was a mid range sentence as opposed to the maximum possible. that was in spite of a psychiatrist report saying this guy is really dangerous. and he always will be dangerous. why would that not have rocketed up to a full ten year sentence? first of all, there were two psychiatric reports. one was saying he was a danger. one was saying, that he was treatable and recommended impatient treatment for 90 days and probation. this is a guy who s seen him once in five years. but he examined him him just as much as a case tom foreman. our he had actually treated him. but that report was only one factor in the sentencing decision. there were glowing characterize francis.
consider a punishment, harsher than a life in prison. which is, in fact, the sentence larry received. life, plus 13 years. do you guys feel like you are better off now? oh, yeah. oh, yeah. a lot better. i know, it s weird to think that, after all of this and but we are. we re closer. and we know each other, better. and we ve seen each other at our lowest but we are closer, and we re all stronger, as a family. two and a half years after the bombing, connie was up and walking, unassisted. on this night, heading to the podium to receive the citizens of courage award from the san diego county d. a. s office. hey, i can walk. yes! for having the guts to face her husband. her attempted killer. in court. when you went into court and stared him down, what was larry thinking? you tell me. i think he just, still,