Her co-Worker stated she prayed for everyone EXCEPT the victim And his family. That says enough about these people including their precious sweet innocent Hannah.
I agree. His sister was very well spoken. They were not out for vengeance but justice. They received the verdict/sentencing they hoped for, I believe. God bless them.
In GA life with poss parole means she’s eligible for parole in 30 years. She has an added consecutive 8 years plus another 5 consecutive years. 30 + 8 + 3 = 43 years before she’s eligible for parole. She’ll be 68 years old.
Her side asked for mercy while she showed none towards the man’s life she took. It’s an insult to talk about how good she was when she took a life and wasn’t remorseful whatsoever. She was smiling in the cop car. Good deeds don’t wash out bad deeds just like bad deeds don’t wash out good deeds. If she actually showed a bit of remorse I could see her getting less time but she showed none. She is lucky she got parole. Hopefully someone shows her justice while she is locked up. Hopefully someone doesn’t mind their business and tries to do the right thing”right thing”. F her and everyone that spoke on her behalf.
30 plus years of suffering is ok I guess she won’t get to attend her parents funerals, won’t get to have children, the world around her will go on while she sits and thinks about her actions. This all could have been avoided if she would have minded her business that’s gonna tear her apart every day.
I really feel you embodied the sentence right there. The TIME. The wait. The knowing that you could have totally avoided this, completely and thoroughly. She is not built for prison. Especially in her state. No luck awaits her.
The people that lost a brother were so gracious with their words. Why she took this man’s life if she was such a good person as her friend describes is mind boggling. What was this young gal thinking?
Both defendant and her attorney have a superiority complex. He has the audacity to tell the judge to use her notes, in sentencing, as if she needed help with doing her job. She’s a judge for a reason. Then he goes on to gas light every state witness, by saying they didn’t see what they saw, and the jury misunderstood the video and her 911 calls, with Hannah being aggressive. Apparently, he thinks he’s the smartest person in the room. 🤦🏽♀️
When all is said and done, Hannah Payne stole Ken Herring's life when it wasn't her right or choice to do so, so she must face the consequences. She was never in the right and she needs to learn from her mistakes like the rest of us.
People that have committed bad acts often say it was a mistake. But I heard a judge say it wasn't a mistake but a choice. Since I heard that comment I think a little differently. What truly is a mistake and what is a choice.
@suecraig8720 and just think of the many times she could have stopped going forward in any of her actions leading up to murdering him. All were choices - like a bad flow chart. What a pity at all those junctions, she never stopped and thought of his value - she was blinded by an angry heart, instead.
NO WAY!!!!! She gunned down an unarmed man and showed no mercy then tried to blame him for “pulling the trigger “ She should be given the maximum sentence with no mercy.
But “never would have hurt anyone & didn’t mean to” ummmm soooooo…… if thats true how did that entire scenario happen. You don’t just find yourself chasing someone down, blocking them in, and killing them by being a peaceful person.
I never ever ever comment on anything, but I have followed this case from the beginning, and it’s so unfair. Even if everything she said was true, (which I don’t believe) the minute she cut him off and he couldn’t go anywhere, should have been the end of it. Why at that point did you get out of your car and go to his window with a gun. You knew the police were on the way, so that alone to me should’ve given her life with no possibility of parole. And the judge didn’t even admonish her for what she had done, she just went straight into the sentence ignoring the pleas of the family.
@Manu_Lemoine_FR for murder??!! Ur words..not manslaughter...murder!! It was a negligent .she did accidentally or mistakenly take his life. No, it wasn't premeditated but it was intentional!! She intended to do whatever was necessary to "stop" him..included taking his life
There is no good intention in killing someone. She had a gun and felt invincible against someone without a gun. If she didn't have that gun she would have never pulled that Rambo stunt.
@@megl8566 why did she only shoot once and not several times? His reaction at the time suggests that it was accidental. there are much worse than her, women who kill their child have less than her and not as much hatred in the reactions
The audacity to imply it was either her or the victim to get shot. Who chased him down? Who had the gun? This defence lawyer is despicable and should be disbarred.
U r 100% correct. The aggressor can't claim self-defense. Even if u believe Mr. Herring pulled the trigger (which I believe is a crock of dodo), she is still guilty.
This is what happens when you don’t mind your business & think you have some kind of authority over people! Condolences to the family of the deceased! 😢
Don’t agree at all. What do you mean mind your own business? As citizens we should participate in our society when we see a crime and to turn a blind eye is negligent. Calling 911 was right action but completely agree that her actions after that were not.
Her tears are only for her own demise, she didn’t cry once during that trial. all she did was put blame on the man that she murdered and lied. She’ll have a long time to think about her deranged actions.
@@Manu_Lemoine_FR ok well, killed somebody. The shots didn’t “just go off” she pulled the trigger and killed him. stop trying to make excuses for this unhinged Karen.
@@mr.fahrenheit7009 self defense to what exactly? She was told numerous times to not follow him and she went out of her way, to not only get out of her vehicle and yell at him, but then proceed to pull a gun on him and shoot him. She did the crime and now she’s doing the time!
@@mr.fahrenheit7009 she blocked him with her car, got out of her car with a gun, went up to his car with said gun, then shot him. Where is the self defense? She literally chased the man down when the police said not to.
why would you say the judge agrees? she gave the possibility of parole which means the judge has hope there is potential for her to rehabilitate @@PQV-8898
As I listen to her family talk abt how good of a person she supposedly was, I remember what my mama used to say: Every dog is friendly until they bite you. Every murderer was a good person until they k*d.
He did have a stroke. There are other times during the trial that he seemed confused. So, she may have an inadequate representation appeal opportunity.
Well they obviously didn’t know the real or the other side of this callous monster. She was in a rage about something that had nothing to do with her. Let’s not talk about her nasty condescending attitude on the stand. Oh please, miss me with the bs
The real Hannah Payne, says the friend. The Hannah in that court room today IS the real Hannah. She showed her soul in her actions. Now she'll be in prison, to keep the public safe.
I'm confused. So she turned down a plea deal that was "Life with the possibility of parole", gets convicted of malice m, but still gets "Life with the possibility of parole"? So what was the point of the plea deal if there was no consequence for turning it down?
@@nycmamii That still doesn't make any sense. So why would the prosecution expect the defense to take it if they have nothing to lose from turning it down and nothing to gain from accepting it? Like..."hey! You have a chance to get a not-guilty verdict in a trial, but hey! take this plea deal and just go to jail instead"? Make that make sense.
She may have been a good person - up until the day she took the law into her own hands and caused the death of another human! It’s a tragedy for sure but she has to pay the consequences of her actions.
I got the impression she did set out that day looking for something. She was armed (I don't know if she was working that day or not) she reported what she saw to authorities then decided "oh the authorities cannot handle this without my superior abilities so I will ignore their instructions and I'll deputize myself and catch this dangerous villain. She corners him beats him through his window and then uses the excuse "he hit my car" as justification for shooting an unarmed man sitting in his vehicle. At no point throughout the incident did she seem agitated , scared, uncertain-she was playing cop and nobody was going to stop her.
Not once did she show any remorse. Her mind set- she thinks what she did was justified- NO. She isn’t law enforcement. Fake tears. 43 years is acceptable.
This is tragic my heart hurts for this family. Kenneth Herring has a beautiful, educated, family with integrity. I pray that God’s comfort will be sufficient for the rest of their lives.
If it was a case of a tragic accident, why has she not shown any remorse? Why did she not apologise to the family? I wish she didn’t get the possibility of parole.
So right that she must sit there and listen to the family speaking about their loved one. The heartbreak is so raw. There was a person at the end of your self-righteous anger Hannah,- a son, brother, father. So very, very sad.
Concealed Carry Class teaches the Rules for Use of Deadly Force. The rules absolutely do not include following someone after a traffic accident and forcing a confrontation. She was 100% out of line, and responsible for his death.
This young ladies attitude did not present as someone who was really sorry, and made a huge mistake. She was defiant until the end, and her attorney did her a disservice with his antics throughout the trial he could afford to act that way, because he goes home at the end of the day unlike her she will not see her family again for 43 years, what a price to pay for not minding your own business and what a price that poor man paid with his life because someone else wanted to control a situation that didn’t have anything to do with them. All of this could have been avoided.
I have watched this from day one, she had reported the incident and she just should have went home, but she chose to follow him, cut him off and the minute she got out of her truck WITH A Gun, she sealed her fate. My heart goes out to both families, this could have been avoided if she just left, but she choose to approach him and she chose to pull the trigger. She made a mistake by minding someone else’s business and not minding her own. This is tragic all the way around.
In the 5 years before the trial that was the time she should’ve had time to reflect , she still maintained the same attitude and lies up till and through the trial. This is still the same girl trying to spin her arrogance and lies in her testimony.
Everyone is a friend until they come face to face with adversity . That’s when your true nature is tested and exerted . helping someone when theyre not a “threat” it is completely different “helping” someone in conflict . How you treat a stranger vs someone you know also bears weight to one’s character
The people talking on the killer's defense are trying to act/seem like she's a victim before her sentencing if I was the Herring family I would have gotten up & left the courtroom & wouldn't have came back until her sentence was being read!
Yep. Because I don't think it would have happened if she didn't have that gun. The gun emboldened her. She would never have chased him or approached him without a weapon.
She's a sociopath, she has no remorse. She should have minded her own business. Instead, she took a man's life. The only remorse she shows is for herself not getting away with murder.
that heifer should never see the light of day again... it was senseless and uncall for. At some ppl people are gonna learn a human life is not yours to take.
I feel like she may be 20 something but mommy and Daddy have spoiled her to the point to where she thinks she is invincible and can’t just take what she wants to we call her and people like her bullies now imagine a bully gets a gun yep recepie for disaster
All of this happened as a precursor to not following instructions from a 911 dispatcher. People seem to think of dispatchers as someone whose instructions have no credibility. I don't always agree with what a dispatcher tells me to do/not to do, and a few times we had "back & forth discussions" AFTER I followed their instructions though. If you refuse to follow instructions by a 911 dispatcher, it's going to look really bad for you (not the dispatcher) in court if something high profile happens. If you are following orders from a dispatcher, and something happens that is high profile, then you could go into court and say "yeah Your Honor, I did exactly what she told me to do, and here's the proof bruh (don't call the Judge "bruh").
I'm praying for my Kenneth Herrings family!! Hannah Payne should have stayed at the scene. Following Kenneth for what? Even if you thought he was drinking what are you going to do? Then lied on the stand, and she was very cruel to him.
It’s not a matter of “being called out” for drunk driving. If people “go nuts” about this, it is for valid reasons. DUI is a potentially deadly act, that he was committing- IF he was inebriated. I haven’t heard what his blood alcohol level showed. Hannah’s ultimate actions may not have been wise, or right, but I believe that her original intent was to get his tag number and try to help the police locate him so there would not be another accident, possibly fatal. He DID leave the scene of the accident, which was illegal and also dangerous, if he was under the influence.
@@LindapmayAnd according to eyewitnesses, Hannah was driving recklessly, weaving in and out of lanes trying to catch up with him, almost hitting a witness. So, she was violating laws herself without authorization and was already in possession of his tag number.
Yeah sometimes I get tired of these defense lawyers trying their best to find their guilty client innocent finally this is one who won't/doesn't fight tooth & nail knowing that she is a cold blooded killer, job well done!
@@Unapologetically_Me031 Yes, She Does. I’m Usually ALWAYS ALWAYS FOR THE PLAINTIFF, BUT THERE ARE VERY FEW TIMES PPL DO, She’s Definitely One of Them. OBVIOUSLY THE JUDGE AGREED. Just Saying
These conditions that are NOT ONLY applies to the killers/murderers of both Travis (36) & Gregory McMichael (66), William Bryan (52) who had committed both Felon & Malice Murders of Ahmaud Arbery (25) by also these very same conditions should also apply to Hannah Payne as well too which is, Hannah Payne (25) during & also after her prison/jail sentence is simply (NOT) Allowed to make any money for her actions as such as, Book Deals, Movie Deals, Social Media Deals, & or anything along the lines in any way, shape or form of making money of her experience, of her conviction & her trial at all and should any money should been made to going to a Fund for the Kenneth Herring's family and having this condition being imposed before & given in the nature of her case just to seek to make sure based on her actions have found to be guilty of murder that she (DON'T) Reap some sort of benefit profit of her actions via as such renumeration unto from anyone in form of Book Deals, Movie Deals, Consulting Fees, & Telling her story to someone for exchange of money at all of course.
Sorry but she should have gotten life without possibility of parole. She had no remorse and her tears are for herself not the man she killed and his family .
the family friends speech.. im confused, this woman literally murdered someone outright. why are we trying to gloss over that fact and say its not her “true self”
That defense lawyer need to sit down and shut up… he talks too much.. he should be telling her to show remorse.. never apologized to the herring family for her actions..
Off topic.....the Judges' voice is just beautiful. That is what you need in a Justice System, that is what you want a judgement to be delivered by a Judge that Just has a beautiful voice, that is just a wonderful example of what is going on in her insides.
From her calls to 911, her interrogation and her testimony I don’t get any of the kindness and caring her parent’s friend Ms. Votoney describes. I didn’t see one iota of sadness or compassion towards the deceased Mr. Herring. She only cried when she was found guilty and then sentenced. Hopefully the supposedly good human being that Ms. Votoney describes Hannah as being will help others while she’s in prison and hopefully her goodness will make her admit to taking a life and reach out and apologize to Mr. Herring’s loved ones. May God bless the Herring family and also the Payne for the tragedy their daughter caused.
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Her co-Worker stated she prayed for everyone EXCEPT the victim
And his family. That says enough about these people including their precious sweet innocent Hannah.
That co-worker did not help AT ALL! She showed that side’s true colors without even knowing it!
I was disgusted with both co-workers. They were totally inappropriate and insensitive to the victim'sfamily.
She showed no remorse just pure evil 👹
This is the comment I was hoping I would find. It was all I needed to hear and the part when she said I'm sorry for your loss we lost too 😳😳😳🥴🥴🥴
Birds of a feather flock together. They are all insensitive & entitled. The audacity of her to put God in it, with hate in her heart. Sad!
The Herrings are a very dignified and loving family. Sorry for their lost.
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I agree. His sister was very well spoken. They were not out for vengeance but justice. They received the verdict/sentencing they hoped for, I believe.
God bless them.
In GA life with poss parole means she’s eligible for parole in 30 years. She has an added consecutive 8 years plus another 5 consecutive years. 30 + 8 + 3 = 43 years before she’s eligible for parole. She’ll be 68 years old.
Wow!
Ok thank you
5 years older than the life of the innocent man she took
IF she even gets parole
He lived his best years free atleast
The prosecutor called it right! Speak to how she acted in the court. Smug, a liar, hateful, without remorse. That’s her true character
true all that other stuff is what people do to be liked especially if they are insecure, not necessarily because the are good people at heart..
yes her behavior during the most stressful moment of her life is entirely representative of her true character
@@jennys2543 Okay so what about “I’m fine but HE AINT!”??? What about that?
True
When she told him to get the F out of the truck, that wasn’t too kind hearted now was it? Disgraceful!!!
She is the reason she is sitting there. She was not trying to help anyone. Help doesn't require the use of a gun.
23:46 Picture on / Housekeeping - Defence attorney is “running 20 minutes late”
30:16 Picture off
47:20 Housekeeping - Defence attorney finally decides to turn up
48:44 Defendant enters and proceedings start
54:18 Victim impact statement #1 - Sister
59:25 Victim impact statement #2 - Sister
1:04:55 Victim impact statement #3 - Brother
1:09:02 Defence attorney decides to address victim’s brother
1:09:39 Defence argument
1:10:29 Defendant character statement #1 - Family friend
1:22:17 Defendant character statement #2 - Work colleague
1:30:34 Defendant character statement #3 - Neighbour (substitute for someone else who didn’t show up)
1:35:32 State closing argument
1:42:40 Defence closing argument
1:50:19 Short recess as required by law
2:03:29 Sentencing
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Thank You
thanks bud
Thanks 😊
Hannah never apologized to the family. She has no remorse.
She is just pure evil 👹
@@gloriajohnson3865 She’s a demon. I sense real darkness from that one.
Devil
Her side asked for mercy while she showed none towards the man’s life she took. It’s an insult to talk about how good she was when she took a life and wasn’t remorseful whatsoever. She was smiling in the cop car. Good deeds don’t wash out bad deeds just like bad deeds don’t wash out good deeds. If she actually showed a bit of remorse I could see her getting less time but she showed none. She is lucky she got parole. Hopefully someone shows her justice while she is locked up. Hopefully someone doesn’t mind their business and tries to do the right thing”right thing”. F her and everyone that spoke on her behalf.
That part 🎤 🎉❤
30 plus years of suffering is ok I guess she won’t get to attend her parents funerals, won’t get to have children, the world around her will go on while she sits and thinks about her actions. This all could have been avoided if she would have minded her business that’s gonna tear her apart every day.
I said the same thing Hannah will be a old woman walking with a cane , and her parents will no longer be here because they are already old
It’ll be atleast 43 years btw
Your words are horrible and sadistic. she doesn't deserve all this
I really feel you embodied the sentence right there.
The TIME. The wait. The knowing that you could have totally avoided this, completely and thoroughly.
She is not built for prison. Especially in her state.
No luck awaits her.
I’m sure she will appeal and possibly get less time. I hope not but that’s a possibility?
The people that lost a brother were so gracious with their words. Why she took this man’s life if she was such a good person as her friend describes is mind boggling. What was this young gal thinking?
If she’s so respectful: why did she walk up to the truck and punch this elderly man.
Some people are responsible with guns. Others think they're cowboys.
And the Defendant's people who spoke were absolutely gross.
The defendant’s family gave me a weird vibe.
she wasn't her brain is in her neck. No Sympathy Here.
You don't commit malice murder out of the goodness of your heart.
Both defendant and her attorney have a superiority complex. He has the audacity to tell the judge to use her notes, in sentencing, as if she needed help with doing her job. She’s a judge for a reason. Then he goes on to gas light every state witness, by saying they didn’t see what they saw, and the jury misunderstood the video and her 911 calls, with Hannah being aggressive. Apparently, he thinks he’s the smartest person in the room. 🤦🏽♀️
Right! Superiority personified!
Her lawyer is a jerk and did a terrible job. She's guilty and he highlighted that for the jury. Arrogant, BOTH of them.
Not!!!!
I thought that was crazy. What a guy!! He saw her taking notes but how does he know what she is writing. ? Where did he get his training!?
Are you talking about the Attorney who looks like a used car salesman smelling like stale cigarettes with cheap cologne in a cheap suit😂
She don't deserve parole. Mr Herring will never get a second chance at life so neither should she.
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Absolutely correct!!
Yes, he will if he accepted Jesus
@@Angel-tw3ko😒
@@Angel-tw3kono. Jesus does not accept demons.
My heart truly goes out to this man’s family. I hope that someday they find peace and comfort.
She could have addressed the family. Just shows you she only cares about herself
Nope. Wannabe cop has no remorse. Only about herself. Not once told his family she was sorry, because she isn’t.
Facts facts she is only sorry for here self,she don't deserve to see day light ever again in life she took a life so she deserve a life sentence..
Narcissistic Karen all the way.
She showed no remorse just pure evil 👹
Even her coworkerprayed for EVERYONE BUT the family. That told me what I needed to know
When all is said and done, Hannah Payne stole Ken Herring's life when it wasn't her right or choice to do so, so she must face the consequences. She was never in the right and she needs to learn from her mistakes like the rest of us.
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Yep
People that have committed bad acts often say it was a mistake. But I heard a judge say it wasn't a mistake but a choice. Since I heard that comment I think a little differently. What truly is a mistake and what is a choice.
@suecraig8720 and just think of the many times she could have stopped going forward in any of her actions leading up to murdering him. All were choices - like a bad flow chart. What a pity at all those junctions, she never stopped and thought of his value - she was blinded by an angry heart, instead.
@@suecraig8720her mistake was assuming she had any authority over this man. Her choice was to pursue those thoughts
NO WAY!!!!! She gunned down an unarmed man and showed no mercy then tried to blame him for “pulling the trigger “ She should be given the maximum sentence with no mercy.
Life is the maximum
Life is the maximum
Life without parole
Don't they go by a Matrix and guidelines? if she doesn't have a prior record. They might even factor the age of the the victim. 😢
@@sandy30236I'M CONFUSED!
The fact that she went to the victim’s truck, demanded he get out and then begin to hit him, speaks VOLUMES of her perceived sense of entitlement.
But “never would have hurt anyone & didn’t mean to” ummmm soooooo…… if thats true how did that entire scenario happen. You don’t just find yourself chasing someone down, blocking them in, and killing them by being a peaceful person.
@@OLS7986 that part!
Very typical
This whole trial was WOKE, she didn’t stand a chance
@@Chasefulyou make it sound bad.
Her co-worker was so disgusting. Being passive aggressive and using the Jesus card. GTFO.
@belleslettres354 Perfectly stated GTFO ... I concur.
I believe that if you asked people, she attended church with that they would blame the victim for what happened.
Thank you! Everything they said was offensive.
Yeah her saying she's prayed for the court etc. In her mind her friend was innocent that's how blind and brainwashed she is.
That defence attorney is a joke, what is he saying. Is like he's brain dead.
I never ever ever comment on anything, but I have followed this case from the beginning, and it’s so unfair. Even if everything she said was true, (which I don’t believe) the minute she cut him off and he couldn’t go anywhere, should have been the end of it. Why at that point did you get out of your car and go to his window with a gun. You knew the police were on the way, so that alone to me should’ve given her life with no possibility of parole. And the judge didn’t even admonish her for what she had done, she just went straight into the sentence ignoring the pleas of the family.
Yes I agree. And didn’t even think about the admonishment that the judge should have given her.
admonishing. though ots great to hear a good tongue lashing from judges, The judge is not required to give her an admonishment.
43 years for unpremeditated negligent murder is too much...
The NYPD must be cringing as cold blood killers got a slap on the wrist compared to this case.
@Manu_Lemoine_FR for murder??!! Ur words..not manslaughter...murder!! It was a negligent
.she did accidentally or mistakenly take his life. No, it wasn't premeditated but it was intentional!! She intended to do whatever was necessary to "stop" him..included taking his life
There is no good intention in killing someone. She had a gun and felt invincible against someone without a gun. If she didn't have that gun she would have never pulled that Rambo stunt.
Truth 🙌
it wasn't premeditated. she wanted to stop him and a shot went off, it was negligence
@@Manu_Lemoine_FRare you crazy she ran him down she is pure evil
@@megl8566 why did she only shoot once and not several times? His reaction at the time suggests that it was accidental. there are much worse than her, women who kill their child have less than her and not as much hatred in the reactions
@@Manu_Lemoine_FR She wouldn't have chased him if she wasn't armed, thats the point..
The family should always be there at parole hearings. She needs to serve her entire sentence.
most of them will be dead before she's eligible for parole.
43 years for unpremeditated negligent murder is too much...
@@Manu_Lemoine_FR no it’s to not she took a life and wasn’t a danger to her
@@Manu_Lemoine_FRit’s not too much for evil like her she shouldn’t be in free society
@@Manu_Lemoine_FRreally if that was your brother sister mother or wife you would not be singing that tone so stfu!
She didn't cry during the whole trial, now she's bawling.
She tried to muster up a few fake tears during the trial lol
Jail will make you do that
That swayed the sentence 20 yrs
Only thing she has done is gain weight. She will never show remorse because she believes she’s innocent. Fake tears.
yes, she cried for herself only!! total entitlement
The audacity to imply it was either her or the victim to get shot. Who chased him down? Who had the gun? This defence lawyer is despicable and should be disbarred.
U r 100% correct. The aggressor can't claim self-defense. Even if u believe Mr. Herring pulled the trigger (which I believe is a crock of dodo), she is still guilty.
This is what happens when you don’t mind your business & think you have some kind of authority over people! Condolences to the family of the deceased! 😢
she all in police business now she finna do Life when all she had to do was continue on her way
Don’t agree at all. What do you mean mind your own business? As citizens we should participate in our society when we see a crime and to turn a blind eye is negligent. Calling 911 was right action but completely agree that her actions after that were not.
agree @@sammom8599
she was also told to leave the gentlemen alone , also had a gun - @@sammom8599
Oh well she'll probably die in prison..
She has to serve 43 years before she's allowed any parot
What her lawyer is saying would make me want to give her life without parole by itself.
And the fact that he was 30 minutes late shows even more disrespect for the court and Mr. Herring’s family
Omg I can't understand him he sounds like the guy on Waterboy 😅
I honestly think he was really sick and foggy @@sandy30236
I didn't think he was a very good lawyer from what I seen
@@katd367 Farmer Fran?
Judge was soft on her. She still doesn't think she did anything wrong, has no remorse and sees herself as a victim.
43 years. she will be a senior citizen when she gets out.. but inagree should be LwoP
@@scroogemcduckrich9705if she gets out and that’s a big IF on a life sentence for murder especially in GA.
She got the maximum
Yeah a soft 43years 😂 get out
So True she still thinks killing someone is not a bad thing
Her tears are only for her own demise, she didn’t cry once during that trial. all she did was put blame on the man that she murdered and lied. She’ll have a long time to think about her deranged actions.
She didn't murder anyone, it wasn't premeditated. she wanted to stop him and a shot went off, it was negligence
@@Manu_Lemoine_FR ok well, killed somebody. The shots didn’t “just go off” she pulled the trigger and killed him. stop trying to make excuses for this unhinged Karen.
Self defense
@@mr.fahrenheit7009 self defense to what exactly? She was told numerous times to not follow him and she went out of her way, to not only get out of her vehicle and yell at him, but then proceed to pull a gun on him and shoot him. She did the crime and now she’s doing the time!
@@mr.fahrenheit7009 she blocked him with her car, got out of her car with a gun, went up to his car with said gun, then shot him. Where is the self defense? She literally chased the man down when the police said not to.
The family friend paints Hannah as an angel who only lives to help others. I call bs.
Me too and the judge also agrees.
Yea, all my angels walk around with guns ya know, necessary to the work of an angel, killing and such lol
why would you say the judge agrees? she gave the possibility of parole which means the judge has hope there is potential for her to rehabilitate @@PQV-8898
Don't you know? She's the friend who kills.
No one who stood for Hannah paid any respect or even a mention of the fact Mr Herring lost his life, just about says it all.
Good catch
I think the first witness did 🤔 now I have to rewatch. That second witness was a piece of work
She deserves that sentence. She didn't take responsibility and tried to blame that poor man.... what a beautiful aura this judge has.
yes she was very fair
She never even apologized to he family or expressed a single ounce of remorse
YES SHE DID 😡 SHE HAS THE POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE AND SO DESERVED
How Do You Know what she’s Taken Responsibility For? Are You A Mind Reader? Psychic?
@@Nefertiti0403taking responsibility is not a feeling its an act
Mr Herring's family is so classy...i feel the love this family have for each other...my heart goes out to them ❤
She picked the wrong circumstance to try and be a hero.
She wasn’t trying to be a hero she is a bigot and deserves to never see outside
What do you mean? I haven't followed the trial or this case. What exactly happened
She wasn't trying to be a hero by the time she stopped him, she was in full road rage mode.
She was a villain who thought she would get away with murdering an innocent man. Just because she had possession of a gun.
Yes that part 😅 super Karen 😅
She thought she was going to get away with it in her head 😢
Back in the day she would've gotten a way. She is just pure evil 👹
As I listen to her family talk abt how good of a person she supposedly was, I remember what my mama used to say: Every dog is friendly until they bite you. Every murderer was a good person until they k*d.
They were her co-workers.
Her lawyer must be drunk he isn't making any sense 🙄
He did have a stroke. There are other times during the trial that he seemed confused. So, she may have an inadequate representation appeal opportunity.
Well they obviously didn’t know the real or the other side of this callous monster. She was in a rage about something that had nothing to do with her. Let’s not talk about her nasty condescending attitude on the stand. Oh please, miss me with the bs
She is a people pleaser but had underlying rage.
@@beyondlondon8600sociopath is more like it
lol maybe@@noahzero9380
The real Hannah Payne, says the friend. The Hannah in that court room today IS the real Hannah. She showed her soul in her actions. Now she'll be in prison, to keep the public safe.
Thank God for her 911 calls, they helped Kenneth's family get justice!
I'm confused. So she turned down a plea deal that was "Life with the possibility of parole", gets convicted of malice m, but still gets "Life with the possibility of parole"? So what was the point of the plea deal if there was no consequence for turning it down?
The 8 + 5
The point of the plea is to avoid a trial.
@@nycmamii exactly
She wouldn't have done the additional 13yrs... So that was the point! Her arrogance has her doing 43yrs before going up for parole.
@@nycmamii
That still doesn't make any sense. So why would the prosecution expect the defense to take it if they have nothing to lose from turning it down and nothing to gain from accepting it? Like..."hey! You have a chance to get a not-guilty verdict in a trial, but hey! take this plea deal and just go to jail instead"? Make that make sense.
All because she couldn’t mind her own darn business…..
She may have been a good person - up until the day she took the law into her own hands and caused the death of another human! It’s a tragedy for sure but she has to pay the consequences of her actions.
I got the impression she did set out that day looking for something. She was armed (I don't know if she was working that day or not) she reported what she saw to authorities then decided "oh the authorities cannot handle this without my superior abilities so I will ignore their instructions and I'll deputize myself and catch this dangerous villain. She corners him beats him through his window and then uses the excuse "he hit my car" as justification for shooting an unarmed man sitting in his vehicle. At no point throughout the incident did she seem agitated , scared, uncertain-she was playing cop and nobody was going to stop her.
Why didn’t anyone from her family speak for her?
Not once did she show any remorse. Her mind set- she thinks what she did was justified- NO. She isn’t law enforcement. Fake tears. 43 years is acceptable.
It's life
She's finished
@@allenbrown3974life I believe is 25 years and with parole even less. But max would be 25 + 8 + 5 = 38
@@camc1214Life in GA is 30 yrs. It’s a total of 43 yrs before she’s eligible for parole.
She’s ONLY cried for herself. She lied and never accepted any responsibility. She’s a narcissist.
You wasn’t crying when you took that Man’s life! Don’t cry now!!!!
This is tragic my heart hurts for this family. Kenneth Herring has a beautiful, educated, family with integrity. I pray that God’s comfort will be sufficient for the rest of their lives.
If it was a case of a tragic accident, why has she not shown any remorse? Why did she not apologise to the family? I wish she didn’t get the possibility of parole.
So right that she must sit there and listen to the family speaking about their loved one. The heartbreak is so raw. There was a person at the end of your self-righteous anger Hannah,- a son, brother, father. So very, very sad.
Concealed Carry Class teaches the Rules for Use of Deadly Force. The rules absolutely do not include following someone after a traffic accident and forcing a confrontation. She was 100% out of line, and responsible for his death.
This young ladies attitude did not present as someone who was really sorry, and made a huge mistake. She was defiant until the end, and her attorney did her a disservice with his antics throughout the trial he could afford to act that way, because he goes home at the end of the day unlike her she will not see her family again for 43 years, what a price to pay for not minding your own business and what a price that poor man paid with his life because someone else wanted to control a situation that didn’t have anything to do with them. All of this could have been avoided.
No remorse felt for her at all .
I have watched this from day one, she had reported the incident and she just should have went home, but she chose to follow him, cut him off and the minute she got out of her truck WITH A Gun, she sealed her fate. My heart goes out to both families, this could have been avoided if she just left, but she choose to approach him and she chose to pull the trigger. She made a mistake by minding someone else’s business and not minding her own. This is tragic all the way around.
In the 5 years before the trial that was the time she should’ve had time to reflect , she still maintained the same attitude and lies up till and through the trial. This is still the same girl trying to spin her arrogance and lies in her testimony.
She deserves life without anything but life. I don’t feel sorry for her at all
Lawyer is scum: "She will never step up to help again." What? Help murder someone who was in medical distress?
whew justice served! - that defense attorney is a hot mess🤦🏾♀️.. he needs to give her a refund!
He knew she was guilty and wanted her in prison
too light for this woman's crime. but this judge is the sweetest and most gracious judge i have ever seen. and i've been watching trials for decades!!
The judge has a beautiful spirit!
Everyone is a friend until they come face to face with adversity . That’s when your true nature is tested and exerted . helping someone when theyre not a “threat” it is completely different “helping” someone in conflict .
How you treat a stranger vs someone you know also bears weight to one’s character
The defense attorney is full of garbage! She is a bully. Full stop. She has yet to accept accountability.
You could get the license plate number and just walk away.
Wow, the neighbor was the only one in the entire trial that was honest about what happened from Hannah's side.
She's not crying for what she did. She's crying, because she getting locked up.
She went from trying to be a superheroine to an instant killer 🤦🏾♀️
The people talking on the killer's defense are trying to act/seem like she's a victim before her sentencing if I was the Herring family I would have gotten up & left the courtroom & wouldn't have came back until her sentence was being read!
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Some people have class, and respect for the process of justice.
They were beyond annoying.
The prosecution team did an outstanding job!!!
I mean it was an open and close case not really much to do. Ez payday
Seems she did tons of charity work after the killing and before court. Trying to make herself look good before trial.
She's never gonna step up to HELP again? I'm good with that.
WOW, this lawyer has the audacity to keep repeating it.
This is why no one needs to run around with guns.
Wrong. People with mental health. Or road rage shouldn't
@@danielbaye5376I agree with you both -
These are the risks of running around with a gun
@@danielbaye5376and they still do.
Yep. Because I don't think it would have happened if she didn't have that gun. The gun emboldened her. She would never have chased him or approached him without a weapon.
@@Bella-mx7rl and he’d still be with us
She's a sociopath, she has no remorse. She should have minded her own business. Instead, she took a man's life. The only remorse she shows is for herself not getting away with murder.
that heifer should never see the light of day again... it was senseless and uncall for. At some ppl people are gonna learn a human life is not yours to take.
Her own witnesses on her behalf only proved that she should have known better.🎉🎉 Guilty as charged
I truly believe based on the evidence that man was having a medical emergency and her immaturity just didn't allow her to see it.
I feel like she may be 20 something but mommy and Daddy have spoiled her to the point to where she thinks she is invincible and can’t just take what she wants to we call her and people like her bullies now imagine a bully gets a gun yep recepie for disaster
Yep she is a spoilt child
All her tears now are for her, not for the person who is dead..........
she deserve life without parole
She received a fair trial, she had a jury make the decision. She made herself his jury, judge and executioner. Where was his fair trial?
All of this happened as a precursor to not following instructions from a 911 dispatcher. People seem to think of dispatchers as someone whose instructions have no credibility. I don't always agree with what a dispatcher tells me to do/not to do, and a few times we had "back & forth discussions" AFTER I followed their instructions though. If you refuse to follow instructions by a 911 dispatcher, it's going to look really bad for you (not the dispatcher) in court if something high profile happens. If you are following orders from a dispatcher, and something happens that is high profile, then you could go into court and say "yeah Your Honor, I did exactly what she told me to do, and here's the proof bruh (don't call the Judge "bruh").
I'm praying for my Kenneth Herrings family!! Hannah Payne should have stayed at the scene. Following Kenneth for what? Even if you thought he was drinking what are you going to do? Then lied on the stand, and she was very cruel to him.
🙏🙏
People go nuts about drunk driver now she knows how it feels being called out for what she done
It’s not a matter of “being called out” for drunk driving. If people “go nuts” about this, it is for valid reasons. DUI is a potentially deadly act, that he was committing- IF he was inebriated. I haven’t heard what his blood alcohol level showed.
Hannah’s ultimate actions may not have been wise, or right, but I believe that her original intent was to get his tag number and try to help the police locate him so there would not be another accident, possibly fatal.
He DID leave the scene of the accident, which was illegal and also dangerous, if he was under the influence.
@@LindapmayAnd according to eyewitnesses, Hannah was driving recklessly, weaving in and out of lanes trying to catch up with him, almost hitting a witness. So, she was violating laws herself without authorization and was already in possession of his tag number.
Her lawyer made it so easy for the jury & judge to make the decision they made & glad they did. She deserves everything she got.
I noticed how Kenneth families statements were very genuine, Hannah's family needed written down dissertation.
She had a blk boyfriend in high school...who CARES!!!!
When they showed the victim body after his murder not one tear but she's showing emotions now for herself. Evil..
The worst pleading by a defense I've ever witnessed! He's done her a disservice! She deserves what she got but he didn't help her any!
She Has Eligibility For Parole. Good For Her ❤
Yeah sometimes I get tired of these defense lawyers trying their best to find their guilty client innocent finally this is one who won't/doesn't fight tooth & nail knowing that she is a cold blooded killer, job well done!
@@Nefertiti0403she doesn’t deserve it
@@Unapologetically_Me031 Yes, She Does. I’m Usually ALWAYS ALWAYS FOR THE PLAINTIFF, BUT THERE ARE VERY FEW TIMES PPL DO, She’s Definitely One of Them. OBVIOUSLY THE JUDGE AGREED. Just Saying
I think he did help her. I think his statements helped her get the possibility for parole
Ask yourself, did she show "any" mercy for the victim. She took the law in her "OWN" hands and "NOW " she's the victim, REALLY❓️❓️❓️❓️👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀❓️👀
These conditions that are NOT ONLY applies to the killers/murderers of both Travis (36) & Gregory McMichael (66), William Bryan (52) who had committed both Felon & Malice Murders of Ahmaud Arbery (25) by also these very same conditions should also apply to Hannah Payne as well too which is,
Hannah Payne (25) during & also after her prison/jail sentence is simply (NOT) Allowed to make any money for her actions as such as, Book Deals, Movie Deals, Social Media Deals, & or anything along the lines in any way, shape or form of making money of her experience, of her conviction & her trial at all and should any money should been made to going to a Fund for the Kenneth Herring's family and having this condition being imposed before & given in the nature of her case just to seek to make sure based on her actions have found to be guilty of murder that she (DON'T) Reap some sort of benefit profit of her actions via as such renumeration unto from anyone in form of Book Deals, Movie Deals, Consulting Fees, & Telling her story to someone for exchange of money at all of course.
Oh my god her SECOND COWORKER WAS HORRIBLE. I sat there and my jaw kept hitting the floor and eventually made it all the way down to the earths core 😭
It shows that they are absolutely prejudiced
Yup!
She definitely got her wake up call ☎️
IMO, the verdict is absolutely correct, but the defense attorney is straight out of Comedy Central 🤦♂️
Sorry but she should have gotten life without possibility of parole. She had no remorse and her tears are for herself not the man she killed and his family .
The co-worker believes her prayers for everyone means something? Who are you?
the family friends speech.. im confused, this woman literally murdered someone outright. why are we trying to gloss over that fact and say its not her “true self”
Never even gave mr herring family a apology
We are so strong bruh
Thank you to the prosecutor for making it known that this is about the victim.
The prosecutor is not playing.
That defense lawyer need to sit down and shut up… he talks too much.. he should be telling her to show remorse.. never apologized to the herring family for her actions..
Bravo!! Excellent work by the prosecutors, they put enormous passion and heart presenting their case...Shout out to Georgia!! Justice served!!
No
Off topic.....the Judges' voice is just beautiful. That is what you need in a Justice System, that is what you want a judgement to be delivered by a Judge that Just has a beautiful voice, that is just a wonderful example of what is going on in her insides.
I agree. She sounds like the sweetest person
Looks like they been feeding her well in jail. Came out looking like a blimp. 43 years 👏 👏 but life without parole is what she deserved
She’s only been in jail 2 days..she was out on bond
She did gain a lot of weight. Beefing up for prison
@@BabyYoda230😂😂😂😂😂😂
He is one of the worse lawyer i have ever seen. He has added another 10 years to the sentence .
From her calls to 911, her interrogation and her testimony I don’t get any of the kindness and caring her parent’s friend Ms. Votoney describes. I didn’t see one iota of sadness or compassion towards the deceased Mr. Herring. She only cried when she was found guilty and then sentenced. Hopefully the supposedly good human being that Ms. Votoney describes Hannah as being will help others while she’s in prison and hopefully her goodness will make her admit to taking a life and reach out and apologize to Mr. Herring’s loved ones. May God bless the Herring family and also the Payne for the tragedy their daughter caused.
her lawyer do stuff like he never been in a court room before
Justice for Mr. Herring🙏💙🙏 Prayers for the family
She'll be 68 years old if she make parole couldn't have happen to a better person.
I'd be willing to bet that she wishes she would have minded her own business