Tonight, as Jasmine Hartin's trial for manslaughter by negligence in the Belize Supreme Court should be coming steadily closer, she's once again raising her profile on the international scene, insisting on her innocence in the Jemmott matter and publicizing her custody battle for 5-year-old twins Charlie and Elle.
Notable, however, is that her last two appearances have been a study in contrasts. As we told you a few weeks ago, she admitted to Discovery Plus that she initially lied about Henry Jemmott being shot by a passing boat.
That story changed again yesterday when during an appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Hartin reverted to form and insisted that claims of shots from a passing boat was something she'd never said, or at least didn't remember saying:
Hartin's attorney has said that he expects her indictment in the supreme court to come before the end of this month.
