the judge will sentence lorna barton in the morning. >> there's a chance we will learn more about the night her daughter died. >> the state attorney's office is looking at five years for the charges and there won't be additional charges and it does not mean they are looking into the case for justice. the final step in a case months. lorna barton will be sentenced to charges relating to her son's death. >> we will expect she will present witnesses on her behalf and obviously the state may present witnesses and from there, the judge will determine what the appropriate sentence is. >> rhonda says there's a chance barton will share more details about the night he died. >> there's a possibility lonna will call witnesses and herself become a witness and testify on her own behalf and maybe explain some of the facts of what happened and it looks like she offer a dispute as to what happened to him. >> he says he had nothing to do with the disappearance and days after the guilty plea he led police to a wooded area where the child's remains were found. >> the state attorney has been from the beg

lorna barton was sentenced yesterday after she plead guilty to child neglect and thrieg police inourt. barton's attorney says because she wasooperative she should only be sentenced to a jeer in county jail. e- the judge disagreed sentencing her to the maximum allow able. >> todd: oo you can't say justice. justice ron si would be with us and justice could be the childl in the arms ave loving family. after moves searching for lonzie barton. the exboyfrie 32-year-old william ebron lead investigators to remains in jafnlt he pled guilty to aggravated man slawt for a prison sen teens. he confessed that lonzie died nay bathtub while he and barton were having sex. >> todd: and a knife found on oj simpson's former breant wood estate. and he was acquitted in the brutal stack death of nole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. someone who found the knife gave to t- to an officer 18 years al ago and that officer never turneded it in until now. >> this certainly is very concerning to us that a police officer whetherer retired or active would not know to submit and turn in evidence or what is b