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Z’Inah Brown.
“Z’Inah Brown, I hope you figure out a way to bear your burden, because ours is heavier each day,” Brittney Schwab said.
And what burden would that be, Brittney?
The fact that you sent your daughter to a human zoo that’s literally 75% non-white?
That would weigh heavily on my conscience too.
Wednesday was sentencing day for the New Rochelle High School student who stabbed a classmate to death.
The crime shocked the city, and the repercussions continue to rock the school district, CBS2’s Tony Aiello reported.
Judge Barry Warhit honored the plea deal and sentenced Z’Inah Brown to 17 years.
Police said Brown came from a difficult background, including homelessness, but the judge said nothing excuses her stalking and then stabbing Valaree Schwab in January 2018.
The 18-year-old convicted killer said nothing in court and showed no emotion during heartfelt comments from the victim’s sister.
“Z’Inah Brown, I hope you figure out a way to bear your burden, because ours is heavier each day,” Brittney Schwab said.
Valaree Schwab was 16 when she was stabbed to death in the New Rochelle Business District near the high school. The incident happened on Jan. 10, 2018, a school day, during an hour-long off-campus dispute between two groups of students.
Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino said the rift started on social media.
“And then the kids, it just escalates into something I don’t think anyone ever anticipated would occur,” Scarpino said. “But it seems to be very common that we’re starting to see bullying sometimes turning into something more.”
Valaree Schwab.
