Photo by SUBMITTED / JASMINE HARTINīut it is unlikely that her battle with the wealthiest family in Belize is over. He added: “She is going to do everything in her power to get back into her children’s lives and be the absolute best mother, the mother she wants to be.” “She has been deprived of seeing them every step of the way.” “Her only objective at this point is to see her children, this has been the primary tragedy for Jasmine,” Weinstein said. Photo by SCREENGRAB / THE UK SUNīut Weinstein said Hartin’s primary objective now is to be reunited with her six-year-old twins, Charlie and Elle.
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LEAKED BY HUBBY? A British newspaper published topless photos of Canadian socialite Jasmine Hartin, who faces a trial for manslaughter. “Jasmine was very mindful of not putting (Henry Jemmott’s) family through a public trial.” “From her perspective, this has always been a tragic accident and now that has been accepted by all involved parties,” her Toronto lawyer Seth Weinstein told the Sun in April.
And in the end, the cops, prosecution and judiciary seemed to agree. Photo by JASHARTN / INSTAGRAMįrom the beginning, Hartin had pleaded with anyone who would listen that the shooting was an accident. Jasmine Hartin, seen in a social media photo, should not expect help from Canada. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. It is unlikely she will be jailed, but in Belize, nearly anything seems possible. She pleaded guilty on April 26 to manslaughter by negligence. Hartin is expected to be sentenced on Wednesday in the death of San Pedro Island police chief Henry Jemmott, 42, and a father of five. Small-town girl hooks up with the handsome son of billionaire Michael Ashcroft, a member of the House of Lords in London. The tale of Jasmine Hartin, 34, originally from Kingston, Ont., is one tailor-made for Hollywood. Please try again Article contentĪnd in an ancient, white colonial-style courthouse, a Canadian woman will learn her fate in a case that has provided bombshell headlines around the globe. The next issue of Your Midday Sun will soon be in your inbox. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder. Manage Print Subscription / Tax ReceiptĪ welcome email is on its way.However, reported Channel 5 Belize news, the judge overseeing the case had indicated that Hartin may receive a non-custodial sentence and instead pay a fine. The maximum prison sentence in Belize for manslaughter by negligence is five years. Since the shooting, Hartin has “found herself facing off against the country’s establishment, police service and her former in-laws, the most powerful family in the country”, said the Edmonton Sun, and now her “nightmare odyssey in paradise is slowly marching toward its finale”. Hartin is a former partner of Andrew Ashcroft, the son of UK businessman Lord Ashcroft. When he asked for it back, she struggled with the gun and it accidentally discharged, she told investigators, adding that she had been drinking at the time. Later, they sat down on a pier, and the officer handed her his gun to put down. Officers said she was distressed and covered in blood.ĭuring her bail hearing, it was revealed that Hartin and Jemmott were at a party together on the night of his death. She was linked to the death of Jemmott after police found her on a pier near where his body was recovered on. Speaking to reporters outside the courthouse, she said: “I just want Henry’s family to have peace now and I want this whole thing to be behind all of us so we can heal.” Jasmine Hartin, who shot and killed police superintendent Henry Jemmott in May 2021 in what she insisted was an accidental discharge from the officer’s firearm, “entered a tearful plea” at the nation’s supreme court before the start of a scheduled trial, said The Guardian. Jasmine Hartin: Lord Ashcroft’s daughter-in-law released on bail after shooting police officer dead.
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