Attorneys in Shayna Hubers sentencing make pleas to judge

In final comments, Hubers’ defense attormey, David Eldridge, asked Judge Daniel Zella for a sentence of 20 years, saying Hubers could be rehabilitated and become a productive member of society.  Eldridge said Hubers behavior was "mitigated by her immaturity and psychological disorders." But Commonwealth attorney Michelle Snodgrass scoffed at that and asked for life, calling Hubers' firing six shots into Poston "an execution."