Kent Hovind's wife was found guilty of 44 felonies and sentenced to one year in prison in 2007. She started serving that one year sentence in Jan. 2009 after the Hovinds' last appeal was denied.
After six months, according to the Hovinds' son (current operator of the business), Eric:
Now...
...in Georgia
I was under the impression any crime she might have been committed was done in Albuquerque. And they don't seem very interested in going after her.
I feel a bit sorry for the woman. The kidnapping bit was dumb, but if she wants to disappear, why shouldn't she be able to do so...
John Cosgrove, a republican, thinks it should be a class 1 misdemeanor which has maximum penalties of 12 months in prison or a $2500 fine
Virginia State legislature bill
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