EXCLUSIVE: Family of Jan. 6 defendant 'sad, but relieved' over four-year sentence
EXCLUSIVE — The family of January 6 defendant Timothy Hale-Cusanelli is"sad, but relieved" after he was jailed for four years, three less than what the government was seeking.
"Sad, but relieved," she answered, when asked how she felt about the ruling."Relieved that he didn't get seven years, like the government was dying for. Relieved that the judge was very reasonable, and stuck to the rule of law. Sad because Tim has basically been a prisoner his whole entire life." Hughes, Cusanelli's aunt, described herself as"the one constant throughout Tim's life," starting literally at his birth. Cusanelli has lived with Hughes several times throughout his life, and relied on her for support. A lawyer in the courtroom audience with Hughes described her as"the closest thing he has to a mother." She was the only family member in attendance.
She denied allegations that Cusanelli is a racist or white supremacist. Hughes pointed to the fact he is half Puerto Rican and part Jewish.
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