Winkler was sentenced only to three years in prison and spent only 12 days in jail after her sentencing. With the exception of a couple of months at a mental health facility, Winkler spent relatively little time in actual confinement for the crime.
She now has full custody of the children — ages 11, 9 and 3 — over the vehement objections of their paternal grandparents.
The jury found that her shooting her husband was voluntary manslaughter rather than murder after she alleged marital abuse by the minister.
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