Hannah Payne trial sentencing: State asks for full punishment

[@rondaallen7211]

the state didn't have to make it about race; Hannah Payne did.

[@ashleyshayia8087]

That part 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@nenej12]

And the people who spoke on her behalf made it about race as well lmao I couldn’t believe she brought that up on the stand

[@africanqueen1655]

But her race put her in prison for 30- nearly 50 years. They are learning that the time of their RACISM & HATE against God’s Chosen isn’t going unseen. 🙏🏿🙌🏾

[@rondaallen7211]

@@africanqueen1655 wrong-her racism did that. not her race. she made that choice.

[@ronharris7542]

She would of never did that to someone that look like her.

[@bw4ut]

So she won’t get to be that KILLER COP after all… good job State of Georgia!

[@leex1347]

“There has not been one tear for the victim. Her tears are for herself” - damn, very eloquently spoken. That’s how the defendant came across to me too just watching the trial. No remorse at all.

[@Heathcoatman]

Well, yeah. This is a girl who was raised on hate, bias and 'guns solve issues' mentality. When parents teach their children how to hate everyone not exactly like them, this can be the end result. She just thought she was a hero, and her entire upbringing confirmed this. Parents are making little carbon copies of themselves, and making sure their kids dont 'stray' from their crazy.

[@sayitbetterplease]

that prosecutor ate her up so gracefully.

[@marlenejeffrey8512]

She wanted to be famous, now she is, killing a innocent man, heartless and wicked

[@wadestpatrick8255]

Innocent 60 year old man 3 times her age smh

[@Bruss813]

She'll be 68 before she can see a parole board.

[@miriamllamas224]

Imagine how the world will look like then.

[@Loljjkb]

Lol

[@normbatchelor7403]

She won’t last that long in General Population.

[@Encourager-Purpose-Destiny]

@@normbatchelor7403 If she is the way her friends say that she is, she is not going to last very long in her right mind in General Population. She is going to need Jesus. I pray that she gives her life to Christ.

[@KAYKWILL]

She's gonna be in a living hell... probably will have to spend most of her time in solitary.😂❤

[@marcdennis4698]

Those two ladies for the state are top notch

[@walterhunter3353]

They make a good team. "Only the facts ma'am"

[@sparklesparkss]

With everything she did to lead up to this point there is NO WAY she should've gotten a chance at parole everrrrrrrr!!!!

[@rcharles317]

She'll be deep into her 60s at that point. All her loved ones will likely be gone, she'll never be a mom, if she makes it to that point. She will be old and alone. All that to say, I agree with you.

[@Nardo_Moulton]

She’ll be in prison for close to half a century.

[@masoomwati2408]

This is not a jury that struggled,golden

[@Frostie-e8g]

When the jury takes less than two hours in a murder case, that's never a good sign.

[@pharoah1200]

Congratulations for a job well done by the prosecution team.

[@AlphonseWeebay]

So eloquent wasn’t she?

[@millermiller9258]

Yes, so eloquently that Hannah will be 68 before she can be up for parole 🥰since your being sarcastic

[@CharlesDorsey-ov2ht]

​@@millermiller9258....fueled by racial hatred...just evil!!!!!!

[@CharlesDorsey-ov2ht]

​@@millermiller9258that tether judge made her sentence as light as possible by giving her possible parole

[@GiannaL]

⁠@@CharlesDorsey-ov2ht people that are incarcerated for that long and get parole usually end right back up in prison so I’m not sure what you’re trying to insinuate here? You think she’ll be walking around one day free? No chance.

[@BabyYoda230]

Bottom line. If she didn’t have a gun, she would have never followed him. She wanted to play cop and now in prison for the next 43 years.

[@ClaraSheard-yc8ij]

@@BabyYoda230 That damn gun, Power is a hell of a drug.

[@orainey890]

Thank goodness This didn’t turn out like Zimmerman case. Justice was done

[@belleslettres354]

Perfectly said! Hannah’s co-worker was tasteless bringing race into it. Mr. Herring’s family has dignity and were respectful to Hannah.

[@susannehunter4017]

If it's "tasteless", that means not good or bad. Obviously. The word is "distasteful", meaning unpleasant or offensive.

[@LMAOINMEMPHIS]

@@susannehunter4017 LOL

[@maryannmorris5688]

My opinion, Payne’s attorney is very immature. He sat there shaking his head while the prosecution was talking.

[@blainelee8021]

So long Hannah hope you enjoy your stay at hotel penitentiary.

[@caramelhoni6881]

No you didn’t!!! OMG,,,,ROFLMAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@yunglardastar5366]

45 yrs minimum 👹

[@edwardcarter5724]

Hotel penitentiary 🤣🤣🤣

[@naomideleon8363]

😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@houstonjoker3836]

lol she ain’t leaving that’s her home and her tomb if we’re lucky 😂

[@Encourager-Purpose-Destiny]

My heart and prayers go out to the family of the person she killed. It was her fault. She lied. The man she killed DNA was not found on the gun. She made the wrong decision, and it has caused the family of the man she killed, her family, and all those who loved them both great pain. Hannah Payne got life in prison. 30 years is a life term in Georgia. Those who committed serious violent felonies on or after July 1, 2006, must serve 30 years before being eligible for parole. Life in prison is mandatory for murder in Georgia. She got 30 years plus 13 years. That is 43 years. She will be eligible for parole when she is 68 if she does the 13 years after the 30. 30 + 8+ 5 = 43.

[@ibiro868]

If she does the 13? She was sentenced consecutively. She WILL be doing the whole 43. And I hope one of the grandkids shows up to the parole hearing and protests her release

[@isntshelovely5063]

THIS WAS AN OPEN AND SHUT CASE. THE REAL HANNA PAYNE WAS EXPOSED! INTEGRITY ISN’T DOING THE RIGHT THING WHEN SOMEONE IS WATCHING, INTEGRITY IS DOING THE RIGHT THING WHEN NOBODY IS WATCHING 👀! IF MR. HERRING’S FAMILY HAS TO DO LIFE, THEN “HEAVY DUTY HANNA” SHOULD ALSO DO LIFE!! MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND ALL WHO KNEW AND LOVED HIM!! 🙏🏽❤️💪🏼🌹

[@gregoryleggett9773]

Well said.

[@angelamccrackin5243]

That is exactly right..

[@ezramartin44]

She will be 68 years old when she goes up for parole but her actions got her where she needs to be right behind those wonderful golden gates of hell

[@davidgooden219]

Prosecutor, #1. Brilliant as hell.

[@zuluexmachina2191]

Well Done, Madame Prosecutors.

[@LVB56]

43 years. So sad she has ruined her life.

[@Topic_34443]

@@shindlesshe will lose weight in prison

[@ardeladimwit]

not really...

[@reggie3732]

so sad she took a life

[@applejuicejunkie316]

A man died because of her actions.

[@treflips2158]

How about you feel sad for the murder victim. Not this racist pos.

[@jjdelany8130]

Her smugness during the trial is why she's sitting in prison for the rest of her natural life. I was shot by a youngman who believed his children were in danger, his son was being beat up and threatened and was told the other kids dad was coming to shoot his kid. when i pulled through the parking lot, he believed i was the other kids father and pointed the gun at me shooting twice, luckily the 1st one hit the divider between doors it would have been fatal, the second shot went through my trunk both seats and into me. At first i was mad and wanted through the book at him, but then the officers told me the guy admitted to shooting and why he was out with a weapon, the detective said he even took him to the gun. Yes he did something stupid, something my wife regularly reminds me could have ended my life, but it didn't and there's no telling what could have happened to someone's kid had he made it to the fight, but instead he hit me and i live (with a bullet in my back side) when it came time for trial i requested he recieve a felony to take away his gun rights but be given time served with community monitoring for the remainder of his 7yr suspended sentence. The prosecution (despite wanting to go full trial) agreed to the recommendation and the judge approved of the request. I didn't do it because i the man understood his mistake, he owned it and was willing to take the consequences. Sometimes you have to be accountable to the degree of detriment. 😢

[@Kimberly3736]

So glad you are alive after that and you did a very gracious thing for that man. Had Hannah realized she was completely in the wrong and gave an actual apology, her case may have ended up different. But she had absolutely no insight into how wrong she was instead BLAMING Kenneth for his death. I can’t imagine how hard it’s been for his family to have to had listened to her lies and justifications. She is paying for it now. She practically does have a life sentence because all of her good years will be gone. She took away Kenneth’s future with his family and grandchildren and caused so much pain to his family and they by no means have to forgive her, but if she actually apologized it may have been different for her

[@Tigress888]

Did you see the look of hate Hannah gave the prosecutor as she walked up to the podium? PURE EVIL!!

[@wanderfull5829]

Remember, this person has an appeal possible. No telling what her fellow clan in the courts will do for her.

[@fabianroberts5041]

She can appeal all she wants. They will all be denied

[@cvaderx]

Not this rounds

[@johnfulton4061]

Anything is possible but I seriously doubt she will get an appeal

[@caramelhoni6881]

@@johnfulton4061 Yes John, I so agree!

[@Encourager-Purpose-Destiny]

The state has already taken this case to the Appeals Court. They wanted to make sure Hannah will be denied an appeal. They didn't want this coming back on them.

[@brandonkennerly9091]

I knew she didn't care once she didn't say anything for herself or apologize before sentencing. She really doesn't give a fuck! She's just sad because she's going to prison. That's it. Bless her heart

[@Ladyraedior]

She look 43 now imagine in 43 years, she gonna look 86 damn........they age bad stress free or not, yall just age like bad....hate that for yall.....DAMN

[@davidsejjombwe2313]

Facts. That is why they envy the melanin.

[@jazzygirl4140]

Yeah when I heard she was 25 I was stunned. I thought she was at least 40.

[@davidsejjombwe2313]

@@jazzygirl4140 I honestly thought she was older than that.

[@jazzygirl4140]

@@davidsejjombwe2313 Yrs, I was being hella generous lol

[@christophercouch7116]

Facts they do!!! i always wonder why they age so badly like they do!!! Hmm

[@AmyKristine]

The prosecuting attorney is 100% right.... I know your attorney tried to help you... but even he knew deep down there was no hope... Your actions and your words came back to haunt you. You showed a sign of yourself you did not want your family and friends to know. But unfortunately, as they say, KARMA is a BITCH!

[@Fat12219]

Her life is 😮 Over 😮

[@ynot7119]

Over and Done behind something that had nothing to do with her.She let that gun control her life.Her parents knew she was small minded.Why didn't they discourage her from owning a firearm.

[@yunglardastar5366]

When your WS card gets revoked 😭

[@Scott-up3bq]

Anger issues in her case is forfeiting 43 years of her life

[@MOOMOO2728]

To Me race is not the troubled question. What’s more troubling is I wanna see the original accident and also the gentleman was at the scene for 20 mins… suffering a medical issue. I want to hear from the actual victim of the accident beside ofcourse mr H. They were doing to damn much and involving themself that could have been solved by taking a picture of the plate and the cats, they didn’t need to involve themselves. The gentleman was not trying to flee. He was there for 20 mins .😞

[@AmyKristine]

This girl is good at speaking

[@returnofsoma]

As my stepfather always said: She's old enough to know better!

[@ynot7119]

Right

[@1972dsrai]

She has no defence tbf. The operator told her not to follow him and return to the scene of the accident, but chose to ignore her and take matters into her own hands and thus, she deserves to go to prison for a long time.

[@sesshokitten]

Her lawyer has been disrespectful himself throughout the trial and sentencing

[@AmyKristine]

Do you wish you could take that day back now Hannah?

[@tinasmith5752]

THE REAL HANNAH PAYNE: *AFTER SHE SHOT HIM IN COLD BLOOD! AND THEN WAS HEARD SAYING: NOW! "YOU" NEED A AMBULANCE! SHE PLAYED: *JUDGE AND JURY! WHEN SHE: *TOOK HIS LIFE!😪😪😪

[@gingersnapped5235]

She was't even involved in the car accident! but she'll spend the next 43 yrs replaying it in her head. Stupid girl, to waste her life , over something that never involved her in the first place - she should have kept on driving. RIP to the victim.

[@johnjohnson2660]

Excellent from the state attorney ❤️👍🏽

[@Kimmy6519]

This isn’t closing, it’s the sentencing hearing I think. The jury already came back with guilty across the board.

[@johnjohnson2660]

@@Kimmy6519 True my fault 👍🏽

[@lizettewanzer8650]

Why couldn't you just mind your own business? It wasn't even YOUR accident! Maybe stick around at the accident scene to be a witness, but that's all. You didn't need to do anything beyond that. Can't believe you threw your entire life away at 25 because you 1) couldn't mind your business, and 2) had a gun.

[@johnfulton4061]

The fact that they did not make it about race helped.them convict her

[@stars8924]

They didn’t have to. She flat out deleted someone in cold 🩸

[@michaelbrantley.8628]

Just by looking at her she doesn't have any remorse for the family and the families late victim my hugs and my prayers goes out to the family hope she rotted in hell.

[@Trobtwillis]

She keeps telling herself that she shot a bad guy, and that she was justified. That's why she lacks remorse. She still thinks that he was the perpetrator. She sees herself as the victim of a system who fails to appreciate her proactive, heroic, vigilantism. Shakin' my darned head. ☹️

[@jacquelineneely2100]

She earned her sentence. Justice always prevails.

[@markrumfola9833]

They never think of the Consequences

[@blainelee8021]

That's because they've pretty much never had to face consequences.

[@chowchow2theleft567]

If this was the other way around, there would be no way she would be out on bond for almost 5 1/2 years. 😡

[@Deonna-z4j]

🥱🙄😶

[@NativeAmerican89]

Bet she won't do that again

[@blainelee8021]

Yeah that a hold her.

[@lettiefrazier5983]

Bet she won't either oops up side her head

[@Balletcalvero]

She can't accept responsibility because she's a narcissist. 4 decades in prison because she doesn't know how to say sorry (and mean it)

[@sarahb2731]

Why does she seem happy ???

[@davidgooden219]

Her defence team should be found guilty too.

[@willellis502]

The Judge fly to me…got style in a classic way.

[@jacquelinerobin7732]

It is a fair decision. She should stop crying. She shot a human being. Take responsibility

[@miketheyunggod2534]

Imagine if she stopped for one more light or just waited five more minutes before leaving for work. She wouldn’t be spending the rest of her life in prison.

[@maundamartin59]

Yeah, the JURY DELIBERATED IN 17 MINUTES.😂😂😂

[@missyann7588]

I’ve read about this case. Not a deep dive, but I got the gist of it. She should have NEVER confronted the man. The dispatcher asked if she got the tag number…they didn’t tell her to chase him down to get it. There was already a cop there, right? Even if he wasn’t, SOMEBODY got him on video. You can’t go anywhere and not be on camera anymore. The simple words “no, I didn’t get the tag and he just left”…could have saved everyone the heartache. She got her CCP a few days before and thought it made her robocop. She should have let it go and just have been a witness and told what she saw. The end.

[@bernadette2120]

She did everything they say she did...

[@davidsejjombwe2313]

30 years + 8 consecutive + 5 consecutive = 43 years then she can Parole

[@Robmarley-uo1ts]

She will do 20 years or less and be home

[@nenej12]

@@Robmarley-uo1tsno she won’t u TROLL

[@stevenhollis418]

@@Robmarley-uo1ts Not at all. She'll do approximately 38 2/3 years behind bars before being paroled. In Ga. she has to do 30 years before being eligible for parole. Then, factor in the 13 years. Do the math!

[@MrsFearlessVP]

@@stevenhollis418 He showed in his comment not everyone can do basic arithmetic LOL!

[@Robmarley-uo1ts]

@@stevenhollis418 I feel you it was just that in Pennsylvania life with a Chance of parole means you can get out at any time either it's one year or 25 years

[@wendysunshine0517]

I'm glad Justice was served.

[@BoBo-pj4yv]

The most efficient legislative oratory in a high profile murder trial, ever......

[@virginiabrowne4549]

Get the butter out of the milk! Lock her up for life with no parole.

[@miriamllamas224]

Already sentenced. She'll do about 40 years before seeing the light.

[@Lucy-f2o]

This is what happens when you run around with a firearm. It's just too easy to kill someone. ISN'T IT??

[@a.c.knowsnothing]

Her family pleading her race case during the impact statements tell you a lot about her & the people around her. Saying "she dates black guys" is so inappropriate in this setting....... more worried about how the public thinks of her rather than the loss she caused with his family present. Vile.

[@ynot7119]

Good point

[@AmyKristine]

I do agree, do not threaten the lives of either family they do not deserve that. Someday you might be in their shoes.

[@AmyKristine]

Does it matter who pulled the trigger, you brought the gun and tried to play God! You should have minded your DAMN business!

[@lizettewanzer8650]

She played judge, jury, and executioner, all three roles. In an accident that didn't even involve her!

[@peterbrooks4571]

Go directly to jail Captain America 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stacybritton1118]

No. Wonder. Woman

[@Victoria043060]

Did anyone else notice the ridiculous facial expressions the defense attorney Tucker continued to make throughout the trial? It does not help you or your client. He needs to be more professional. Just because you disagree with something the prosecution just said is no reason to make childish expressions.

[@ClaraSheard-yc8ij]

@@Victoria043060 Her attorney also put his hands up when the judge overruled his objections, did he not think the judge didn't see that. He was very disrespectful. He didn't do a very good job with closing arguments either.

[@ynot7119]

Jack Leg nit wit

[@mug401]

Hope this lady becomes a judge someday!

[@latrissaakabutterfly4476]

Girl bye. She did the crime now do the time!!

[@bernadette2120]

...sitting up there trying to cry.....

[@charlesjohnson4544]

Don't drop the Soap in the Shower ... 😂😂

[@TommyTomTompkins]

She a woman.... that's not how that works

[@patricialewis-neal376]

It had nothing to do with her, the Evil that she showed. She will have plenty of time to think about her actions. Taking a life because she wanted to, theirs no other reason.

[@matthew196kjv2]

Thank you father and son you promises a fall to the one who lifts himself up above others thinking he or she is somehow better rip mr.kenneth herring

[@CatFluff-pm6qr]

The relative of paynes who sniggerd and pulled faces throughout( she's blonde with a big chin) well she's not laughing now is she😆👍👍👍

[@AmyKristine]

Too bad Hannah's family and friends put her on a pedestal before they knew FACTS... Her own words and actions for the whole world to hear and see. Yes I agree. whoever that girl is that spoke is very good..

[@grangrampa832]

Yes no parole please

[@Tatathaone]

The judge might as well slap the prosecutors, Kenneth Herring, and his family in the face with that LIFE WITH POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE 😒

[@rcharles317]

Agreed!! Only bright side is all her prime years will be wasted behind bars and if she's ever out, she will be flirting with her 70s. All her loved ones will likely be long gone. No kids, just will be old and alone

[@lorimcbrayer8431]

Doesn't matter, 43 years to think about how stupid she was at 21!!!

[@Trobtwillis]

Relax. She will be an old lady if she is even still alive by the time she faces a parole board. Who knows? Even if she does make it that far, she is not guaranteed parole at that time or any time.

[@bigboineptune9567]

She will be 68 when she goes up for parole, and judging by her weight she’ll either be dead or close to it by that age.

[@ritchieolawumi5187]

Usual suspect

[@michaelbrantley.8628]

She's learning now but it's to late now my condolences to his family and well Karen will not step foot 👣 in the society never again while in prison.

[@debralorenzen2637]

Usually when a jury is only out a couple hours, the person on trial is going to be found guilty There’s two types of sorry there’s the sorry you got caught doing it. If you do it better next time and then there’s the sorry you shouldn’t have even done it all She’s sorry she got caught and would do a better next time

[@mgearring237]

If she hadn’t done that Mr. Herring would’ve been here and the law enforcement would’ve handle him for the hit and run but no Hannah Payne had to take it there 😢

[@ClaraSheard-yc8ij]

@@mgearring237 Yes, and the man was in diabetic shock he was confused , the correctional officer said he looked disoriented. She surprised him at his window he didn't know what was going on.

[@mgearring237]

@@ClaraSheard-yc8ij right that’s what I’m saying she thought she was top flight security with a gun after the 911 call lady told her don’t follow him she should’ve listened 🙄🤦🏾‍♀️ he only trying to get help and the ambulance wasn’t gone make it in time so he tried to get his self some help best he can 😔

[@shirleyharris1335]

The worst attorney ever! No remorse; it was everyone else who had a problem? Not! ✌🏽 ❤

[@lettiefrazier5983]

He was there for the payday he know she was in the wrong, but he had to act out for his pay

[@BabyYoda230]

@@lettiefrazier5983unprofessional and unorganized. Hannah is doing the work for him. Must be a friend of the family.

[@lettiefrazier5983]

@@BabyYoda230 right 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@OnthespotautobodyChicago]

Rumor has it Hannah asked to speak to the prosecutors manager to file a complaint

[@Ljkrummen987]

How?!

[@charles2675]

Wonder how. she doing in prison

[@stephanielitman207]

Still crying. She want last.theyre gonna take advantage of her!!!

[@ValenciaLintz]

@@charles2675 Who cares

[@susannehunter4017]

AT, not "in" the discretion of the court.

[@williestrozier7052]

Why does her lawyer have a mask on..

[@rayazcui3577]

She should have minded her own business and not gotten involved. Her tears are because she will spend the rest of her life in prison. She won't go before the parole board until she is 68 years old. Sad, her actions caused a man his life

[@yvettes34]

I don't know about the sentencing only because I've seen people we have premeditated murder and don't get nothing close to that this girl be an idiot did not wake up that day and say I'm going to take a man's life

[@TommyTomTompkins]

They smoked her grits 💯

[@muggy1834]

Bye Karen

[@xoxomiia]

How does the appeal process work? I hope she doesn’t get one but I think she has a right according to the law.

[@TommyTomTompkins]

She will get denied

[@charles2675]

She didn't have to carry a gun

[@phyllisreeves3582]

SHE WAS FRAMED FOR THAT.The crew saw what Alec did but are afraid to talk.I saw the news the day it happened.

[@maundamartin59]

Life with parole IZ DEATH.!!!!

[@MeganLeague]

Damn. Hannah Payne got served a Big' Ole Piece of Humble Pie. 🥧

[@AmyKristine]

Her actions and words came back to HAUNT her. The only way she will get an appeal is if they accept a BRIBE $$$$$

[@vinniecasqer840]

She killed him because he was poor - like herself. Her job was the kind only the desperate take and very unusual for a girl. No fit parents would allow their daughter to do that for a living - collecting and transporting cash.

[@jacequalynconner1834]

Her mouth piece should be on trial for the horrible job he did for her defense

[@RichYungg]

Prosecutor W

[@raferaustin1627]

She has all the time in the world 🌎 🎵🎶 Louis Armstrong, to think about the evil she arth done. Lock the sow up and forget about her

[@suzannePhillips-k1m]

justice is done for once.

[@susanmobley3870]

You did make your closing argument about race!