Part 5/9:
Hannah appears in court in July 2025, where she pleads guilty to disorderly conduct, obstructing official business, and possessing criminal tools. Her plea reveals a typical rationalization: she claims to act out of emotion and promises to take responsibility and change.
However, the court’s assessment is clear: her actions are unacceptable and dangerous. The judge sentences her to seven days in jail, 18 months of probation, GPS monitoring, and mental health counseling. He emphasizes that her pattern of stalking and manipulation has escalated, and she was unaware of the severity of her behavior.