Tammy Sytch seeks to overturn her conviction in Florida
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 3, 2026, 4:10 AM
Last updated Nov 3, 2026
Tammy "Sunny" Sytch has filed a motion to vacate her 17-year prison sentence. The motion claims ineffective assistance from her defense, arguing that her attorney did not investigate the medical history of Julian Lasseter, a victim in her case. Sytch asserts that a proper investigation could have led to her acquittal or a lesser sentence. The motion was dismissed by a Florida judge, citing failure to meet procedural requirements. Sytch can appeal the decision or file a new motion.
- •Tammy Sytch serves a 17-year sentence for a traffic incident
- •She claims her defense failed to investigate key medical details
- •A judge dismissed her motion for insufficient grounds
- •She has the option to appeal the dismissal or file a new motion
- •Sytch's current release date is set for December 2039
- 4:10 AMWrestling Inc — Report: Former WWE Star Tammy Sytch (AKA Sunny) Seeking To Have Conviction Thrown Out
"WWE Hall of Famer Tammy "Sunny" Sytch recently filed a motion to have her 17-year prison sentence thrown out, and that motion has now been released.
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