May be pardoned and given a job with the Biden admin...
MANCHESTER, N.H. —
A Manchester woman will spend more than 20 years in state prison after being convicted of attempted murder.
The Hillsborough County Attorney's Office said Jimi Denise Bryant pleaded guilty Wednesday and was sentenced to 22 to 50 years behind bars.
In August of 2020, authorities said Bryant tried to strangle her roommate from behind in their Manchester apartment. The victim broke free and ran outside. Bryant followed and caught the victim in the courtyard of the apartment complex. Police said she used two kitchen knives to stab the victim 42 times in the face and body.
The victim survived the attack after being rushed to Elliot Hospital. Police said Bryant was wearing what they described as an "adult sized onesie" at the time of the attempted murder.
Authorities said the incident
happened over a "love triangle gone wrong." Court documents said Bryant
hired the victim as a nanny, then accused the victim of getting into a
sexual relationship with her boyfriend... ( Read That Again )
Attorney Thomas J. Craig prosecuted the case. He said in a statement, "Ms. Bryant committed a horrendous and violent act which demanded a serious penalty. This sentence provides justice for the victim in this case. With this plea there will be no appeal."
That looks rode hard and stabled wet.
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Thinking the same
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Face tattoos. See those and turn around and walk away.
ReplyDelete"love triangle gone wrong" - what her two dildos were stolen by the stabbing victim?
ReplyDeleteRoomate probably wouldn't do that special thing for her. Did I forget to ask for eye bleach?
ReplyDeleteI'd trust her about as far as I could throw her.
ReplyDeleteAnd, I ain't even touching that...
I remember being lonely in Odessa Texas. The single guys vastly outnumbered the women. And I would have walked right on By that thing. Hell no. That thing actually has a boyfriend? Good grief, I'll bet he's a real winner.
ReplyDeleteAny semi intelligent being should be able to see the very visible warning signs on that "thing".
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