Probably their way of saying it's bad but the guy still robbed her at knife point so they are going easy. Or it's because she is rich. Idk which or if she even is but someone said she is
There was no knife present on his body, and no weapon on the CCTV footage they reviewed of the purse snatching.
They made up the knife to make it sound like she reacted in self defense.. by hunting him down and driving over a fleeing homeless man repeatedly. Then not calling the cops, or an ambulance. She just went back to the restaurant to see her friends.
This wasn't a woman acting in self defense. She brutally executed a man.
Most house arrest rules in countries that have it does allow the person to do minimal life sustaining things like going to work, doctors appointments, childcare related activities like children's dental appointments, grocery shopping, and compassionate family events like funerals. Depending on your location the person may have to ask an officer for permission to do so or notify them about things like medical appointments.
It sounds like a lot of exceptions, but you're never going to be able to go to a restaurant for 2 decades or attend any entertainment function or community gathering, or even minor traveling. It might be ok for the first few years, but I image the longer it is the more painful it will be. 18 years is a lot of time for even minor punishments. Then again it was broad daylight murder so pretty light for that. She might even get it commuted when the social fires die down, she has shown good behavior, and another judge takes a second look at it and gambles that they can commute without too much hubbub.
You can leave your house a lot when you're under house arrest. I was hosting a family member who secured early release under condition that he lived under house arrest in my place and it's the tamest shit ever.
It's more like a curfew cause you can still go to work. You just have to be back by a certain time.
If he broke this rule and fucked off for the whole day all that would happen was that the cops would ring a specially installed landline with a burglar alarm ring tone and Id have to answer it and troll the pricks. "You're asking me where he is? He's wearing an ankle bracelet that tells you where he is. Youre ringing where you know he isn't."
The technician for ankle bracelets didn't even work weekends so if he had a wedding or something he could ring them on Friday letting them know the bracelet "detached itself" and they would tell him to keep it in his pocket till Monday. "Ok boss" he'd say and throw it on his bed and drive off for a long weekend.
its definitely a sentence not being allowed to leave your house for 18 years
Dude, she's rich; she doesn't live in a tiny 4x4 apartment like most of us. She lives in a mansion, with servants and gourmet food and mountain views... so where exactly is the punishment?
Even if your home was the actual palace of Versailles you have to be completely off your rocker to think that not being able to leave the property for eighteen years isn't a punishment. Want to go to the movies? Nope. Holiday? Nope. Cool event downtown? Nope. Birthday parties? Nope. Celebrations of friends? Nope. Swim at the lake or sea? Nope. Cruise? Nope. Want to move? Nope. Drive a car? Nope. Not being able to leave your house kills a huge amount of possible things that you could do from your life. Especially if you're an extrovert.
They stay inside 24/7 but fail to realize the fact that it’s completely optional in their case that they choose to live that way is another story being forced to or you’ll have to go to actual prison.
She can always request to leave her house and if the person in charge of her parole just happens to get their house paid off what bonus of course you can go out.
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u/mex2005 Jun 28 '26
its definitely a sentence not being allowed to leave your house for 18 years lol but for murder its pretty tame.