As far as the verdict decision, I completely agree. First, Sarah was not willing to admit what happened to her parents. If she actually committed the murders, then should would obviously be guilty. Sarah would not confirm or deny that she committed the crime; I felt as though she was withholding information. Her fiancé could have committed the crime but because she wants to protect him rather than give her own family members closure she should have to deal with the consequences.
I would classify Sarah Johnson, as a dangerously antisocial parricide offender. Sarah’s parents never showed any form of abuse, in fact he brother claims that they treated her like a princess. Sarah had strong feelings for her fiancé and when her Dad got in between
I would classify Sarah Johnson, as a dangerously antisocial parricide offender. Sarah’s parents never showed any form of abuse, in fact he brother claims that they treated her like a princess. Sarah had strong feelings for her fiancé and when her Dad got in between