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It's life without parole for Chanel Lewis.

Everybody must be happy about that, the killer of the Queensjonger Carina Vitron.

And that was Chanel Lewis.

He sentenced to lie without parole and a bunch of other time, too.

Joining me now, Mandy Stadmiller.

How you doing, Mandy?

Good.

I'm glad to hear that sentence.

25 years here and there for all these other

charges. And also, he has a register as a sex offender, I believe, even though he's going to be in prison forever,

which I think is strange. Oh, I didn't, yeah, I didn't realize that that happened. It seems kind of

redundant. Well, there's a video of the, yeah, once you're in prison, when you get to go around to every cell and say, by the way, there's a sex fender in the neighborhood. You probably figured that. But there's a video of the sentencing, and I thought I heard something about that. But you can get that video at crime report.n. NYC under the show notes section. That's where I put all these links and stuff.

By the way, the judge had to reject. There was some kind of allegation of juror misconduct.

Right.

And he just rejected all of that shit, a person who wants to see something good done.

The bullshit with the jury about the jury misconduct, all it was, they claimed among

other things that two jurors had talked about the case before deliberations began and that one

female juror silenced another panelist questions about sexual assault allegations by saying

that she was a rape victim and knew more about the issue

than he did. Oh, boy. I believe that. Yeah. Seems very plausible that it would go down like that.

That's not tampering. No, I guess not. Or it's not misconduct. Prosecutors claim the juror making the

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