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Snapped Jeena Han and Sunny Han

Status: Paroled

In Oxygen's Snapped, Season 3, episode 5 the story of her twin, Sunny Han and Jeena Han is shown. This happens in the state of California. Oxygen describes this show as: Jeena Han orchestrates a deadly conspiracy against her twin sister, Sunny Han, in order to reclaim her identity in November 1996.

Jeena Han is found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder, burglary and false imprisonment in 1998. The judge sentenced Gina Han to 26 years to life in prison

Her appeal includes:
About 3:20 p.m., Bryant knocked and Kim answered.   He was purportedly selling magazines, but she declined and began to close the door.   Bryant, brandishing a gun, and Sayarath barged inside and pushed Kim to the floor.   They tied her hands behind her back and duct-taped her mouth.

 Meanwhile, Sunny had just left the shower and heard the commotion, including Kim's voice pleading, “Please don't hurt me, take anything you want.”   A man replied, “Shut up.”   Sunny locked herself in the bathroom and called 911 on her cellular phone.   She reported a burglary in progress and the rape of her roommate.

Bryant somehow entered the bathroom.   He pointed the gun at Sunny and accused her of calling the police, but she said she had only called a friend.   He grabbed the phone and threw her to the bedroom floor.   Like Kim, she said to take what he wanted, but not hurt her.   Bryant told her to keep quiet or he would kill her (or shoot her numerous times).

You can not write to Jeena Han as she has been paroled despite strong objections from the DA.






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