The man facing prison time for abusing the 4-year-old Tyahni Williams was in a wheelchair and unable to speak. A collective sigh of relief came from half the courtroom Monday as a judge sentenced Demarcus Johnson to 25 years for shattering the girl's skull so badly it looked like puzzle pieces. The daughter of Johnson's girlfriend was just three months old when she was left in his care. Emotions were strong in the other half of the courtroom as the judge issued the sentence. Johnson's partner and the mother of his child ran to the door crying. Johnson stared blankly as Sabella announced his sentence. He was found guilty of child abuse with bodily harm. The mother said that her daughter would never speak, cry or laugh again. She suffers from daily seizures. To know whether the girl is hungry, hurt, or happy, her mother must learn what she means with the different sounds she makes. She will never be able to play with her brother, swing or pick out nail polish because of you, according to the judge. Williams left her with Johnson at a home on E 122nd Avenue in North Tampa so she could go to work. It was July 13 of last year. An arrest affidavit said that when Williams came home, she found the baby unresponsive with her arms bent. The girl was flown by helicopter to the All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg for emergency surgery after being taken to a nearby hospital. Ty survived despite having abusive head trauma. Johnson was taken into custody. The girl's grandmother asked the judge to give the maximum punishment allowed. She said that she will never watch her granddaughter become a cheerleader like her mother, or even do something as simple as sharing a bowl of cereals with her. Since you showed no mercy on my granddaughter, I have to ask that the court show no mercy on you. The judge said that Johnson's crime did not warrant the maximum sentence of 30 years because he had no previous record. The minimum sentence for Johnson's mother was 6 years. I don't know what happened there and I feel bad for the baby, but I know who he is. During his trial, Johnson said that he wasn't responsible for the injuries that Tyahni suffered. He didn't make a statement Monday. If that was your daughter, you would want the maximum sentence. The 14-year-old died on Thursday after falling from the Free Fall attraction at ICON Park. In 2005, a Flamingo escaped and hasn't been seen in Kansas since. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. The Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party was a family affair. John's sons, Zachary, 11, and Elijah, 9, posed with Lady Gaga in a series of group photos that were all cute. John and David Furnish and their friends took to the yellow carpet. The corpse was not hurt in the accident and was picked up by a different vehicle to be taken to the funeral home. Hannah Wissmann called her and her husband's wedding a wonderful and busy day in a post on her IG story. 50 years after vanishing, the U.S. satellite, LES-1, reappeared, sending out mysterious signals that space experts are struggling to explain. During an impromptu performance of her hit song "Teenage Dream" on Monday's episode of American idol, KARATE PERRY split her pants. Brian Mintmier walked into the court Monday morning. The District Attorney asked to delay the hearing before it started, but he never made it into the court room. They will change their minds. James Fridman takes people's requests online and then produces something that's a little too real. Although as a grandparent, she is keeping her lips sealed, Caitlyn is giving her opinion on her daughter's decision to change her son's name. Since the death of the rapper, Emani Asghedom has been under the care of his family. Digital evidence in the cloud was crucial to the case. The zero-cost solar program has no hidden charges and you can qualify now. After Cynthia Erivo portrayed the role of Franklin in the movie, we saw Jen Hudson take on the role. The celebrities in the audience reacted to Will Smith hitting Chris Rock. A black British man was turned away from an airport in Jamaica because his passport was rejected. This man claims to be able to predict the future. Since Hurricane Michael hit the base, the jets and their crews have been in limbo. His father calls him a giant. The United Auto Workers local lost money at a Detroit casino and Timothy Edmunds was accused of making millions of dollars in bets. Charlie Shrem is warning people about a significant day in the world ofCryptocurrencies on April 27. Christina Nolan is a Republican Senate candidate from Vermont. A cold case dating back to the late 1960's in New Hampshire is back in the spotlight. These items are all on sale right now and will get you off to a great start this spring.
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