• Re: Sobbing cesspool scion slapped with extra jail time for fatal shove

    From Hunter@21:1/5 to All on Sat Sep 30 11:52:38 2023
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    On 23 Jan 2022, Lefty Lundquist <lefty_lundquist@ggmail.com> posted some news:sski7i$ptp$2@dont-email.me:

    The wop was a stinking whore in need of a fucking with a baseball bat.

    There were tears — but only for herself.

    Long Island cesspool scion Lauren Pazienza on Friday denied calling a
    beloved vocal coach a “bitch” before shoving her to the ground — then wept
    as she was sentenced to 8 ½ years in prison for the heartless, random
    assault on a Manhattan street.

    The 28-year-old former events coordinator for a high-end French furniture company was expected to serve only 8 years.

    But Justice Felicia Mennin tacked on an additional six months — blasting Pazienza for her “inability to take responsibility for her actions.”

    Pazienza had given a probation officer inconsistent accounts about her responsibility for killing 87-year-old Barbara Gustern, whom Pazienza
    called a “bitch” before shoving her to the ground in an unprovoked attack
    in Chelsea on March 10, 2022, prosecutors say.

    But Pazienza sang a different tune in court Friday – denying she called
    Gustern a “bitch” when questioned by by Manhattan Assistant District
    Attorney Justin McNabney.

    The fiery redhead had pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter last
    month but had her sentence changed by Justice Mennin in Manhattan Supreme
    Court after claiming to a probation officer before sentencing that she
    simply “ran into” the victim.

    “I am really concerned by your apparent inability to take responsibility
    for your actions,” the judge said.

    Before the judge’s ruling, Pazienza, wearing a baggy tan prison jacket,
    needed to apologize twice to the court because her first attempt — which
    lasted a mere 10 seconds — only addressed how sorry she felt for what
    happened on the night of the fatal shove.

    Her second apology came after her lawyer, Arthur Aidala, nudged her to say more.

    “I never should have pushed anybody, and I’m so sorry,” Pazienza said in
    her second try through tears. “I wish I could take it back but God doesn’t
    turn back the clocks. I’m just so sorry.”

    Gustern’s grandson, AJ Maier Gustern, said after court that he felt
    Pazienza’s apology wasn’t sincere — and that she only said it to make
    herself look good.

    “She’s squirm and squirm and squirm,” Gustern said. “She just doesn’t seem
    like she is even maybe capable of accepting responsibility.”

    During Pazienza’s speech, a grieving Gustern sat frozen like a statue.

    In his victim impact statement, he cursed Pazienza and said she ruined
    several pleasures in his life, such as voice lessons from his grandma —
    and that New York City will never be the same for him.

    “My baba felt safe in this city — even late at night — and you’ve ruined
    that,” he said.

    Pazienza was out celebrating her upcoming nuptials with her fiancé at West
    28th Street when the pair were tossed out of Chelsea Park because the
    green space was closing, prosecutors have said.

    The drunk and irate 5-foot-7 Pazienza then had a hissy fit — tossing her
    food at her beau before defiantly crossing the street.

    That’s when she aggressively shoved Gustern, a 4-foot-11, 100-pound
    elderly woman. She then callously walked away like nothing happened as the grandma bled from her head, according to the DA’s office.

    Pazienza was out celebrating her upcoming nuptials with her fiancé at West
    28th Street when the pair were tossed out of Chelsea Park because the
    green space was closing, prosecutors have said.

    The drunk and irate 5-foot-7 Pazienza then had a hissy fit — tossing her
    food at her beau before defiantly crossing the street.

    That’s when she aggressively shoved Gustern, a 4-foot-11, 100-pound
    elderly woman. She then callously walked away like nothing happened as the grandma bled from her head, according to the DA’s office.

    Barbara Bleier, a friend and student of Gustern’s, identified herself
    after the sentencing as the friend that Gustern ran into in her last
    moments of consciousness after the attack

    “What [Pazienza] said is the usual cop out for an apology. She said ‘I’m
    sorry it happened.’ It didn’t happen; she happened.”

    Meanwhile, Pazienza’s parents — who were dressed for a funeral — were
    herded out of the courtroom by Aidala, neither stopping for a moment to
    take questions.

    https://nypost.com/2023/09/29/lauren-pazienza-sentenced-to-prison/

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