The former WWE star has been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison after causing a fatal accident while under the influence of alcohol
Former WWE star Tamara Sytch has been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison after causing a chain-reaction crash in 2022 that killed one person. Officials say Sitch was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident. “My dad loved us with everything he had and we miss him every day,” said Whitney Lassiter Hill, whose father, Julian LaFrances Lassiter, was killed in that crash. Judge Karen said: “I will find the defendant guilty.” Foxman talks about Sitch. “Every day since my father was taken from us, it’s been so hard. “I wish we had a different outcome today,” Hill said. The state and family wanted 50-year-old Tamara “Sunny” Sitch to be sentenced to a little more than Aged 25. She pleaded no contest to driving in Fran Lassiter’s car, more than three times the legal limit for drink driving in March 2022. “When I sit alone and think about what I did to the Lassiter family, on that tragic day, with a stupid decision, I feel remorse. And deep remorse in my soul.” Sytch spoke of remorse, but also of her charitable work in her days in the wrestling spotlight, hoping to convince the judge that she was still valuable to society, she said. “Moral equivalence, your poor brother, but poor me, and that’s the way I looked at it. I thought it was moral equivalence on her part,” said Kenny Lassiter, the victim’s brother. The Lassiters pointed to Sitch’s history of out-of-state drunk driving. She even had a Florida license on the night of the accident. “She has an important sentence, and she really needs to do a lot of soul searching, and she hasn’t done that in all these years, and I hope she can find some way to find herself again,” Lassiter said. Sytch will serve her sentence. Imprisonment for more than 17 years, and she will spend eight years on probation after her release. On the road
Former WWE star Tamara Sytch has been sentenced to more than 17 years in prison after causing a chain-reaction crash in 2022 that killed one person. Officials say Sitch was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident.
“My father loved us with everything he had and we miss him every day,” said Whitney Lassiter Hill, whose father, Julian LaFrances Lassiter, died in that accident.
Judge Karen Foxman, speaking for Sytch, said: “I will find the defendant guilty.”
“Every day since my father was taken from us, it has been very difficult. I wish we had a different outcome today,” Hill said.
The state and family wanted a 25-year prison sentence for 50-year-old Tamara “Sunny” Sytch. She pleaded no contest to driving in Fran Lassiter’s car, more than three times the legal drink driving limit in March 2022.
“When I sit alone and think about what I did to the Lassiter family, on that tragic day, with a stupid decision, I feel remorse and remorse deep in my soul,” Sytch said.
Sytch spoke of remorse, but also spoke of her charitable work in her days in the wrestling spotlight, hoping to convince the judge that she still has value to society.
“Moral equivalence, poor brother, but poor me, and that’s the way I looked at it. I thought it was moral equivalence on her part,” said Kenny Lassiter, the victim’s brother.
Lassiter’s family pointed to Sitch’s history of out-of-state drunk driving. She didn’t even have a Florida license the night of the accident.
“She has an important sentence, and she really needs to do a lot of soul searching, and she hasn’t done that in all these years, and I hope she finds some way to find herself again,” Lassiter said. .
In addition to more than 17 years in prison, Sytch will spend eight years on probation after her release.
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