GUILTY OH - Hannah Wesche, 3, murdered by babysitter, Hanover Township, 8 March 2018
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Ocean if we don't report these trial then no one will know what goes on during the trials. We as people need to be there for all of these poor children. Even if the family's don't know that we are behind them.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if this was the last one. My friend I know you have been around for many more than myself. I always respect your opinion on cases. I look forward to seeing more of you. Hopefully under better circumstances.
Take care Ocean!
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The jury returned guilty verdicts on all charges. A sentencing date was set for May 9, and she faces life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years for the murder charge.
Partin’s bond was revoked, and she was taken into custody following the verdict.
Babysitter guilty on all counts, including murder, in toddler’s death
The jury returned guilty verdicts on all charges. A sentencing date was set for May 9, and she faces life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years for the murder charge.
Partin’s bond was revoked, and she was taken into custody following the verdict.
Babysitter guilty on all counts, including murder, in toddler’s death
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BUTLER COUNTY —
A May sentencing date has been set for Lindsay Partin, the Hanover Twp. babysitter who was found guilty Friday night of murder, involuntary manslaughter and four counts of child endangering for the abuse and death of toddler Hannah Wesche.
But by law, Partin can be sentenced on only some of those charges, according to prosecutors.
Partin will face a mandatory sentence of life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years for the murder charge. She can also be sentenced to an additional three years for the child endangering charges pertaining to slapping and hitting the 3-year-old on March 6 and 7, 2018 before she was fatally injured on March 8, according to Butler County Assistant Prosecutor Kelly Heile.
So Partin could be sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Greg Stephens to a maximum of life in prison with parole eligibility after 18 years.
Sentencing is set for May 9.
Babysitter murder conviction: How much prison time does she face?
A May sentencing date has been set for Lindsay Partin, the Hanover Twp. babysitter who was found guilty Friday night of murder, involuntary manslaughter and four counts of child endangering for the abuse and death of toddler Hannah Wesche.
But by law, Partin can be sentenced on only some of those charges, according to prosecutors.
Partin will face a mandatory sentence of life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years for the murder charge. She can also be sentenced to an additional three years for the child endangering charges pertaining to slapping and hitting the 3-year-old on March 6 and 7, 2018 before she was fatally injured on March 8, according to Butler County Assistant Prosecutor Kelly Heile.
So Partin could be sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Greg Stephens to a maximum of life in prison with parole eligibility after 18 years.
Sentencing is set for May 9.
Babysitter murder conviction: How much prison time does she face?
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Partin sentencing has begun. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Judge says some of the 6 sentences are allied. She will be sentenced for child endangering and murder. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Karin Partin Wells is now speaking says "I believe Lindsay is innocent." Asks the judge to let her out in time to see her young children. @journalnews
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Andrea Corry, says she has been friend with Partin since 6th grade. "Lindsay stood next to me as I got married," Says Partin is not capable of this. @journalnews
Partin sentencing has begun. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Judge says some of the 6 sentences are allied. She will be sentenced for child endangering and murder. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Karin Partin Wells is now speaking says "I believe Lindsay is innocent." Asks the judge to let her out in time to see her young children. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Andrea Corry, says she has been friend with Partin since 6th grade. "Lindsay stood next to me as I got married," Says Partin is not capable of this. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"Lindsay is innocent and we will appeal," Corry says. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"Do not throw Lindsay's life away," the friend urges the judge "Lindsay we love you and we will continue to fight for you." @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Defense attorney Melynda Cook Howard says "Ms. Partin maintains her innocence." She says she has not past criminal pack ground. Partin will not address the court. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Adrian, Hannah's mother is addressing the court. "My brave daughter .... gone and I will always miss Hannah Jade with every fiber of my being" @journalnews
"Lindsay is innocent and we will appeal," Corry says. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"Do not throw Lindsay's life away," the friend urges the judge "Lindsay we love you and we will continue to fight for you." @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Defense attorney Melynda Cook Howard says "Ms. Partin maintains her innocence." She says she has not past criminal pack ground. Partin will not address the court. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Adrian, Hannah's mother is addressing the court. "My brave daughter .... gone and I will always miss Hannah Jade with every fiber of my being" @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"I don't feel right anymore," the mother says. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Says his wife watched Hannah until his brother, Jason, could provide for her. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Partin sentencing has begun. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Jeremy Wesche, Hannah's uncle, now speaking. @journalnews
"I don't feel right anymore," the mother says. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Says his wife watched Hannah until his brother, Jason, could provide for her. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Partin sentencing has begun. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Jeremy Wesche, Hannah's uncle, now speaking. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Stephens gives Partin a mandatory 15 years to life for murder. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"It only took less than a year for her to torcher and beat his daughter to death, uncle says @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"We had to lay on the ground and hug a tombstone,," uncle says. Noting Partin's family will have a chance to she her, @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Adrian, Hannah's mother is addressing the court. "My brave daughter .... gone and I will always miss Hannah Jade with every fiber of my being" @journalnews
Stephens gives Partin a mandatory 15 years to life for murder. @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"It only took less than a year for her to torcher and beat his daughter to death, uncle says @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
"We had to lay on the ground and hug a tombstone,," uncle says. Noting Partin's family will have a chance to she her, @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Adrian, Hannah's mother is addressing the court. "My brave daughter .... gone and I will always miss Hannah Jade with every fiber of my being" @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Next is the sentence for child endangering, there is some discretion by the judge on this charge @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Judge can sentence Partin to a max of 36 months for child endangering. And he gives her the max to run consecutive to the life with the possibility of parole after 15 years for the murder charge. @journalnews
Cathy Russon @cathyrusson
#LindsayPartin - Partin is sentenced to an additional 36 months for the child endangerment charge. That runs consecutively. Partin is sentenced to LIFE with the possibility of parole after 18 years.
Next is the sentence for child endangering, there is some discretion by the judge on this charge @journalnews
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Judge can sentence Partin to a max of 36 months for child endangering. And he gives her the max to run consecutive to the life with the possibility of parole after 15 years for the murder charge. @journalnews
Cathy Russon @cathyrusson
#LindsayPartin - Partin is sentenced to an additional 36 months for the child endangerment charge. That runs consecutively. Partin is sentenced to LIFE with the possibility of parole after 18 years.
Lauren Pack @LPackJN
Judge Greg Stephes has sentenced Partin to a total of life in prison with parole possibility after 18 years. @journalnews
Judge Greg Stephes has sentenced Partin to a total of life in prison with parole possibility after 18 years. @journalnews
Lindsay Partin, the Butler County babysitter who was convicted last month on charges including murder in the death of a 3-year-old last year, was sentenced this morning to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 18 years.
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“Do not throw Lindsay’s life away” the friend urged the judge,
Just like Lindsay threw little Hannah’s life away??
Lindsay Partin, the Butler County babysitter who was convicted last month on charges including murder in the death of a 3-year-old last year, was sentenced this morning to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 18 years.
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Before the sentencing, a family member and friend of Partin’s spoke on her behalf. They said they believe she is innocent, and Partin’s attorney, Melynda Cook Howard, said she plans to appeal. She asked the judge for a minimum sentence, even though the sentencing guidelines were strict in this case.
Butler County babysitter gets maximum sentence for toddler’s murder in front of packed courtroom
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Before the sentencing, a family member and friend of Partin’s spoke on her behalf. They said they believe she is innocent, and Partin’s attorney, Melynda Cook Howard, said she plans to appeal. She asked the judge for a minimum sentence, even though the sentencing guidelines were strict in this case.
Butler County babysitter gets maximum sentence for toddler’s murder in front of packed courtroom
BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio —
A Butler County babysitter was sentenced to 18 years to life in prison Thursday for the death of a 3-year-old girl.
Judge Greg Stephens sentenced Lindsay Partin, 36, to 18 years to life on charges including murder, involuntary manslaughter and endangering children.
Stephens said a murder conviction in Ohio requires a mandatory 15 years to life sentence. Stephens sentenced her to an additional 36 months for endangering children. That sentence will run consecutive to the murder conviction.
Butler County babysitter gets 18 years to life in prison for murder of 3-year-old
A Butler County babysitter was sentenced to 18 years to life in prison Thursday for the death of a 3-year-old girl.
Judge Greg Stephens sentenced Lindsay Partin, 36, to 18 years to life on charges including murder, involuntary manslaughter and endangering children.
Stephens said a murder conviction in Ohio requires a mandatory 15 years to life sentence. Stephens sentenced her to an additional 36 months for endangering children. That sentence will run consecutive to the murder conviction.
Butler County babysitter gets 18 years to life in prison for murder of 3-year-old
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Bits of the video outlined...
Count 6:
Lifetime sentence with chance of parole at 15 years. Also, register under Sierah's Law as a lifetime violent offender.
This is a mandatory sentence, she will not have any ability to earn days of credit for good time, she will not have any ability to file for any early judicial release.
Justice For Sierah
Count 1:
36 months runs consecutive to count 6 - Judge's finding:
" consecutive sentences are necessary to protect the public from future crime or to punish the offender , probably more to the point to punish the offender. I don't know that it is a general safety concern based on the various specific nature of the convictions, but I do find that it is certainly necessary to punish the offender. I'm going to find the consecutive sentences are not disproportionate due to the seriousness of the offenders conduct. And I'm going to make the additional finding because the statute does give one of three other additional findings that I have to make.
I'm going to preface this by once again pointing out the fact, scenario that we are dealing with, Count 1 again was for events that took place between March 6-7 2018. It is separate and distinct from the events of March 8 which was the subject of the conviction of Count 6 , therefore I do have a scenario where the jury has convicted Ms. Partin on more then one event that basically takes place in one sequential series of events.
I do find, pursuing to the statute, that the harm was so great that a single term would not adequately reflect the seriousness .
In other words I believe if I would give a concurrent sentence as to Count 1, because count 1 does involve a 3 year old child, does involve a conviction, a jury has found that she did torture or cruelly abuse a child under the age of 18 again, a 3 year old child. I do feel that to run that concurrent would not adequately reflect the seriousness of the convictions rendered by the jury.
So that is going to be the additional finding."
-snip-
imposing court costs
civil action is pending
31 days of credit served
Attorney's will be filing for appeal
Judge: " I don't have any words of wisdom, I know that everybody involved in this, it's a devastating situation. For Hannah's family there is no moving on past this completely. I just hope that everybody at some point can find a measure of closure, and I wish everyone the best."
edit typo
Bits of the video outlined...
Count 6:
Lifetime sentence with chance of parole at 15 years. Also, register under Sierah's Law as a lifetime violent offender.
This is a mandatory sentence, she will not have any ability to earn days of credit for good time, she will not have any ability to file for any early judicial release.
Justice For Sierah
Count 1:
36 months runs consecutive to count 6 - Judge's finding:
" consecutive sentences are necessary to protect the public from future crime or to punish the offender , probably more to the point to punish the offender. I don't know that it is a general safety concern based on the various specific nature of the convictions, but I do find that it is certainly necessary to punish the offender. I'm going to find the consecutive sentences are not disproportionate due to the seriousness of the offenders conduct. And I'm going to make the additional finding because the statute does give one of three other additional findings that I have to make.
I'm going to preface this by once again pointing out the fact, scenario that we are dealing with, Count 1 again was for events that took place between March 6-7 2018. It is separate and distinct from the events of March 8 which was the subject of the conviction of Count 6 , therefore I do have a scenario where the jury has convicted Ms. Partin on more then one event that basically takes place in one sequential series of events.
I do find, pursuing to the statute, that the harm was so great that a single term would not adequately reflect the seriousness .
In other words I believe if I would give a concurrent sentence as to Count 1, because count 1 does involve a 3 year old child, does involve a conviction, a jury has found that she did torture or cruelly abuse a child under the age of 18 again, a 3 year old child. I do feel that to run that concurrent would not adequately reflect the seriousness of the convictions rendered by the jury.
So that is going to be the additional finding."
-snip-
imposing court costs
civil action is pending
31 days of credit served
Attorney's will be filing for appeal
Judge: " I don't have any words of wisdom, I know that everybody involved in this, it's a devastating situation. For Hannah's family there is no moving on past this completely. I just hope that everybody at some point can find a measure of closure, and I wish everyone the best."
edit typo
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[URL='https://twitter.com/LPackJN']Lauren Pack[URL='https://twitter.com/LPackJN']@LPackJN
Lindsay Partin is appealing her April 2019 for the murder of a toddler in her care. A hearing at the 12th District Court of Appeals was cancelled this month due to pandemic. It will be rescheduled.[/URL][/URL]
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Butler County babysitter continues fight against conviction for killing toddler
A Hanover Twp.
Lindsay Partin is appealing her April 2019 for the murder of a toddler in her care. A hearing at the 12th District Court of Appeals was cancelled this month due to pandemic. It will be rescheduled.[/URL][/URL]
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Butler County babysitter continues fight against conviction for killing toddler
A Hanover Twp.
A Hanover Twp. woman who was convicted last year of killing a 3-year-old girl she was babysitting is continuing her fight to have the conviction overturned.
SBM
A motion filed in October at the 12th District Court of Appeals by defense attorneys said there were alleged legal errors. It claims that Partin’s case was prejudiced when the prosecution failed to disclose some facts and that she received constitutionally ineffective assistance of counsel.
The appeals court hearing was set for April 6 but postponed because of precautions for the coronavirus. A new date has not been scheduled.
Butler County babysitter continues fight against conviction for killing toddler
SBM
A motion filed in October at the 12th District Court of Appeals by defense attorneys said there were alleged legal errors. It claims that Partin’s case was prejudiced when the prosecution failed to disclose some facts and that she received constitutionally ineffective assistance of counsel.
The appeals court hearing was set for April 6 but postponed because of precautions for the coronavirus. A new date has not been scheduled.
Butler County babysitter continues fight against conviction for killing toddler
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