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Mother Sentenced To Life For Son's Murder Blasts Court: 'I'm Innocent, F**k You All, You're Garbage'

Mother Sentenced To Life For Son's Murder Blasts Court: 'I'm Innocent, F**k You All, You're Garbage'

A woman found guilty of murdering her own 6-year-old son completely blasted the courtroom on Thursday when she maintained her innocence.

In case you didn’t hear the story, Julissa Thaler was found guilty of first and second degree murder back in January. She was arrested in May of last year when police officers conducted a routine traffic stop and found a horrifying scene — the body of her little boy, Eli Hart, was in the trunk of her car next to a shotgun. According to police at the time, the child died of multiple shotgun wounds. Just awful. A shotgun is an extremely destructive and powerful weapon, that poor little boy…

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At the time of her arrest, the Mound, Minnesota resident lied to police and said the blood and body tissue found on her clothes was from deer meat — she even went on to claim it was from a tampon, too. The most horrifying part of this entire case might be the timing, though. Thaler killed her son only two weeks after she was awarded full custody of him, despite the boy’s father, Tory Hart, pleading with the court that she had untreated mental health issues.

During her time in court, according to KARE 11, the convicted woman was offered a plea deal which meant she would only have to serve 40 years behind bars, but she rejected it and maintained her innocence. This would come to be the wrong decision on her part, because on Thursday she was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. When the judge asked if she’d like to say anything following the sentencing, she blurted:

“I would like to say something. I’m innocent. F**k you all. You’re garbage. That is all, your honor.”

The judge said her language was inappropriate, but she snapped back with:

“Sorry, I told you what somebody else can’t.”

Yeesh.

The judge went on to say he stands by Minnesota law and his decision to sentence her to life:

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Feb 17, 2023 17:15pm PDT