By ASHLEY BRIDGES and ALICE GOMSTYN (@AliceGomstyn)
March 15, 2012 A Georgia judge today sentenced Hemy Neuman to life in prison without parole for the murder of father and entrepreneur Rusty Sneiderman.
Dekalb County Judge Gregory Adams made the ruling minutes after Neuman, 48, expressed his apologies for Sneiderman's death.
Adams called Sneiderman's death "a planned execution."
"I fully understand you're sorry but this was by your hands," Adams said, noting that Neuman had attended Sneiderman's funeral. "... His family can decide if they'll accept [your] words 15 months after the shooting."
The judge said Neuman has a right to appeal.
A jury found Hemy Neuman guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt but mentally ill." The "mentally ill" designation means Neuman will receive mental health treatment in prison. The jury forewoman was in tears as she read the verdict earlier this afternoon.
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