Nicole Virzi pleads guilty in infant’s death and twin’s injuries

Crime · First reported 30 Oct, 01:31 · Updated 01:52

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Nicole Virzi pleaded guilty to charges arising from the death of six-week-old Leon Katz and injuries to his twin brother, Ari. She was sentenced to 35 to 80 years in prison; the reports say she will have to serve at least 35 years before becoming eligible for parole.

Virzi pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and other charges connected to Leon’s death and Ari’s injuries.
She was sentenced to 35 to 80 years in prison; one report says she must serve the 35-year minimum before she can be considered for parole.
The boys’ mother, Savannah Roberts, described lasting effects on her trust and confidence, while prosecutors said the family agreed to a plea deal.

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Key facts

Defendant: Nicole Virzi, 32
Victim: Leon Katz, six weeks old
Sibling: Ari Katz, Leon’s twin, was injured
Plea: Guilty plea to third-degree murder and other charges
Sentence: 35 to 80 years in prison
Parole eligibility: NBC says Virzi must serve the 35-year minimum before becoming eligible