Tammy Sytch Pleads No Contest to DWI Manslaughter P39

[WoodStoner1]

Don Tony, that's a name from the past.

He also outed Kamala receiving but returning a check Dawn Marie donated to him.

[Natural Born Farmer]

May 8, 2022 8:53:29 GMT -5 fortknox said:

I'd be curious to see how that plays out.

I've never seen this particular scenario, but generally if you loan your vehicle to someone, your insurance still bears the responsibility if something happens while said person is driving it.  

At least at the company I work for the policy makes no provisions like "unless the person has a lengthy history of reckless driving and criminal behavior".

But if he knew of her history, which he almost certainly did, and titled and insured the vehicle in his name specifically to circumvent the law, that seems like it'd be a pretty big issue on it's own.

[ChitownKnight]

If someone kills somebody while drunk and felt remorse and served their jail time then I think they should be forgiven at some point (not by the victims families, but by society in general). But Sunny has shown 0 remorse, and is smiling in her mugshot pic. She deserves atleast 20 years in prison if not longer.

[Ringmaster]

Tell me I'm wrong;

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[J. Hova]

What a disgusting pig of a human being. I usually try to find the good in most human beings and usually can, but I'm not even going to try. I don't care if she runs into a burning building tomorrow and rescues several children and puppies while solving world hunger and curing cancer, she can rot for all I care.

I do have one question, with all of the charges, what keeps it from being sentenced concurrently vs. consecutively (i.e. she gets 15 years all told vs. 50, all assuming she gets convicted). Does the judge have that discretion?

[WoodStoner1]

I held back before, but I'm going to say it.

Scott Hall, Chris Candido, Eddie Guerrero. All made an effort to get clean. All not here. Yet she is.

This is why it's sometimes hard to keep believing what goes around comes around.

[WoodStoner1]

As for the HOF thing.... I think it's more a call for WWE to put her in the Phantom Zone that Chris Benoit is in.

[Some Baritone guy IS REDEEMED!]

May 8, 2022 11:27:32 GMT -5 ChitownKnight said:

If someone kills somebody while drunk and felt remorse and served their jail time then I think they should be forgiven at some point (not by the victims families, but by society in general). But Sunny has shown 0 remorse, and is smiling in her mugshot pic. She deserves at least 20 years in prison if not longer.

Not to mention this isn't even her first drunk driving arrest. This is a mistake she has made consistently, showing callous indifference to endangering innocent people.

[ChitownKnight]

May 8, 2022 15:45:42 GMT -5 WoodStoner1 said:

I held back before, but I'm going to say it.

Scott Hall, Chris Candido, Eddie Guerrero. All made an effort to get clean. All not here. Yet she is.

This is why it's sometimes hard to keep believing what goes around comes around.

Well even though they all went out early, they all still accomplished a lot/probably found happiness in their short lives. Eddie got clean and won the WWE championship. He got to spend those last few years happy (aside from his pain), Scott hall got clean and happy his last few years, canido I have no idea about. But Sunny has just been miserable for the last 20 years and will be locked in a cell for likely over a decade

[Alice Syndrome]

May 6, 2022 23:15:32 GMT -5 ayumidah said:

I was just looking at that. The fact she's smiling in her mugshot is so creepy to me.

There is something just... Wrong... About that dead eyed stare.

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

May 8, 2022 16:12:10 GMT -5 ChitownKnight said:

Well even though they all went out early, they all still accomplished a lot/probably found happiness in their short lives. Eddie got clean and won the WWE championship. He got to spend those last few years happy (aside from his pain), Scott hall got clean and happy his last few years, canido I have no idea about. But Sunny has just been miserable for the last 20 years and will be locked in a cell for likely over a decade

Absolutely. Sunny went from being one of the most over acts, male or female, in wrestling in the late '90s to to working whatever shindies are willing to pay her and masturbating on the internet for money. Not knocking sex work at all, but it's painfully obvious from some of her comments prior to getting into it that she wouldn't have chosen that path voluntarily. Throw in being in and out of prison a couple of times and staring down the barrel of potentially spending the rest of her life in the clink, there's plenty of evidence that she's found about as much happiness as someone as vile and hateful as she is deserves.

[Aceorton]

I'm starting wonder if she's going to make it to trial and sentencing. Somewhere in her brain, she has to understand what's she's done, and is probably using as hard as ever to bury the guilt even as she's being outwardly defiant about the situation. And this sentence is not going to be light/relatively brief like the others.

[Nosnorb]

May 8, 2022 16:12:10 GMT -5 ChitownKnight said:

May 8, 2022 15:45:42 GMT -5 WoodStoner1 said:

I held back before, but I'm going to say it.

Scott Hall, Chris Candido, Eddie Guerrero. All made an effort to get clean. All not here. Yet she is.

This is why it's sometimes hard to keep believing what goes around comes around.

Well even though they all went out early, they all still accomplished a lot/probably found happiness in their short lives. Eddie got clean and won the WWE championship. He got to spend those last few years happy (aside from his pain), Scott hall got clean and happy his last few years, canido I have no idea about. But Sunny has just been miserable for the last 20 years and will be locked in a cell for likely over a decade

Chris Candido became the manager for The Naturals, and his last ever TV appearance was with them becoming the TNA World Tag Team Champions, so there was that at least.

[Futureraven: Beelzebruv]

Also a reminder, when she got into wrestling, she was in pre-med.

Definitely one of those people who was ruined by the industry.

[noobeast]

May 8, 2022 11:27:32 GMT -5 ChitownKnight said:

If someone kills somebody while drunk and felt remorse and served their jail time then I think they should be forgiven at some point (not by the victims families, but by society in general). But Sunny has shown 0 remorse, and is smiling in her mugshot pic. She deserves atleast 20 years in prison if not longer.

I'm sorry, but drunk driving is completely unforgivable, fatalities should be treated as first degree murder, and I will die on this hill.

Every. Single. Part. of driving drunk is avoidable. It is 100% the result of choices you knowingly make.

[Milkman Norm]

May 9, 2022 9:10:46 GMT -5 noobeast said:

May 8, 2022 11:27:32 GMT -5 ChitownKnight said:

If someone kills somebody while drunk and felt remorse and served their jail time then I think they should be forgiven at some point (not by the victims families, but by society in general). But Sunny has shown 0 remorse, and is smiling in her mugshot pic. She deserves atleast 20 years in prison if not longer.

I'm sorry, but drunk driving is completely unforgivable, fatalities should be treated as first degree murder, and I will die on this hill.

Every. Single. Part. of driving drunk is avoidable. It is 100% the result of choices you knowingly make.

It's hard to meet the premeditation standard though which is why as far as I know DAs offices rarely bring the charge.

[sdoyle7798]

May 9, 2022 10:21:15 GMT -5 Milkman Norm said:

May 9, 2022 9:10:46 GMT -5 noobeast said:

I'm sorry, but drunk driving is completely unforgivable, fatalities should be treated as first degree murder, and I will die on this hill.

Every. Single. Part. of driving drunk is avoidable. It is 100% the result of choices you knowingly make.

It's hard to meet the premeditation standard though which is why as far as I know DAs offices rarely bring the charge.

In theory, you could have felony murder if the DWI itself meets felony standards, which I believe her's would.

That's just in theory though.

[Milkman Norm]

May 9, 2022 10:41:38 GMT -5 sdoyle7798 said:

May 9, 2022 10:21:15 GMT -5 Milkman Norm said:

It's hard to meet the premeditation standard though which is why as far as I know DAs offices rarely bring the charge.

In theory, you could have felony murder if the DWI itself meets felony standards, which I believe her's would.

That's just in theory though.

Right. Because Vehicular Homicides or Murder 2 have a lower bar for a DA to clear then Murder l. All are felonies.

[06vwgti]

Welp the news got picked up by the Tampa Bay times which have done a ton of wrestling articles in the past due to the area's deep history of wrestling.

www.tampabay.com/news/crime/2022/05/09/wwe-hall-of-famer-tamara-sunny-sytch-accused-in-fatal-florida-dui-crash/?utm_content=FBtbtNewspaper&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=social

[MiLB Fan]

www.pwinsider.com/article/158727/tammy-sytch-to-be-arraigned-later-this-month-following-arrest-ordered-not-to-leave-floridas-volusia-county-police-bodycam-footage-released.html?p=1

Tammy’s arraignment is scheduled for the end of this month; in the meantime she’s not allowed to leave Florida. As the article notes, that could be a problem since she also has a scheduled court appearance in New Jersey five days earlier for a separate arrest and charges.