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==Sentencing information== In 2017, Weier pleaded guilty to being a party to attempted second-degree homicide. A jury then found her "not guilty by mental disease or defect." Geyser accepted a plea offer under which she would not go to trial and would be evaluated by psychiatrists to determine how long she should be placed in a mental hospital. She later pleaded guilty but was found not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect, and was diagnosed with schizophrenia, from which her father also suffers. Weier was sentenced to 25 years to life, an indeterminate sentence involving at least three years locked confinement and involuntary treatment in a state psychiatric institute, followed by communal supervision until age 37. Geyser was sentenced to the maximum, 40 years to life, an indeterminate sentence involving at least three years locked confinement, in addition to involuntary treatment in a state psychiatric institute until complete resolution of symptoms or until age 53, whichever may happen first; followed by continued communal supervision, periodic reevaluations and/or reinstitution and further treatment, as needed, as required by the sentence imposed. In 2018, a Wisconsin judge sentenced Geyser to 40 years under mental health facility's supervision. While Geyser will periodically have the opportunity to petition for her release from a mental health facility in the future, she will remain under institutional care for the duration of the sentence. During her trial, Geyser had been committed to the Winnebago Mental Health Institute and was the youngest patient there. In 2020, an appeals court rejected Geyser's petition to be retried as a juvenile. Her attorney, Matthew Pinix, argued that she should have been charged with attempted second-degree intentional homicide rather than first-degree, and argued that Geyser gave statements to investigators before being read her Miranda rights. He has petitioned the state Supreme Court to review the ruling. [[Category:Imprisoned]] [[Category:Attempted Murderer]] [[Category:Partners in Crime]] [[Category:Modern Villains]] [[Category:Liars]] [[Category:Living Villains]] [[Category:Wrathful]] [[Category:Teams]] [[Category:Young villains]] [[Category:Mentally Ill]] [[Category:Emotionless Villains]] [[Category:Cowards]] [[Category:Destroyer of Innocence]] [[Category:From Nobody to Nightmare]] [[Category:Important]] [[Category:Traitor]] [[Category:Delusional]] [[Category:Fallen Heroes]] [[Category:Power Hungry]] [[Category:Master Manipulator]] [[Category:Charismatic]] [[Category:Heretics]] [[Category:Psychopath]] [[Category:Female]] [[Category:Spoiled Brats]] [[Category:United States of America]]
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