(CNN) – The man who pleaded guilty to the death of his 18-month-old nephew aboard a Royal Caribbean cruiser in 2019 was sentenced to three months in prison for conditional release, according to a statement from the Puerto Rican governor.
Salvatore “Sam” Anello completes his condensa in Michigan, donde vive, dijo el gobierno.
In a statement issued after the sentence, Anello said that the accession was to blame for that he and the family of the nineteen could concentrate in a civil case against the cruiser line.
Yesterday he was playing with his niece, Chloe Wiegand, on board the Freedom of the Seas cruiser while she was stabbed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on July 7, 2019.
Anello “is negligently a minor in pursuit of a sale of floor 11”, dijo dijo la declaration del gobierno. Chloe cayó 35 metro’s en murió.
Anello was charged with negligent homicide months after the incident and initially made an unannounced declaration, in exchange for his declaration as part of a tax treaty, led by lawyer Michael Winkleman, who represented the Chloe family in not representing Anello in his sentence .
A photo of Chole Wiegand posted by the family of the master in the terrace of the cayo bed.
In a statement the lunes, Anello dijo: «Despite this sentence, there is a mixture of ira and alivio. Alivio of what is not condensed in the cell and what you do not admit to anything. Alivio for my family so we can close this chapter and follow along with them ».
It’s always thought that the window of the store where he was standing with Chloe was a “glass parade”, with no indication that any of the windows would open.
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It is said that “no offense will be committed”, but the decision will not impose the charges in order not to allow anyone to admit or impose a significant sanction.
“Have a choice to focus our resources and decide the best truck to tell the story of Chloe and dedicate the energy of our family in the civil case”.
Added: “I really like Chloe”.
Following a statement by Winkleman on Monday, the trial phase in the civil case of the family against Royal Caribbean was completed and “there is no single piece of evidence that reflects Salvatore Anello’s argument that the venta is open”.
An audition was held for April, dijo.