Socialite Jasmine Hartin has escaped prison with only a £30,000 fine after killing a Belizean police chief with his own gun.
The socialite has also been asked to record a video of herself educating others about the impact of 'drinking and making foolish decisions'.
Hartin claimed Mr Jemmott had offered to teach her how to use his Glock-17 pistol for her protection.The socialite has given a number of sit down TV interviews Mr Jemmott's widow Romit Wilson, 39, criticised Hartin's behaviour throughout the court case, accusing the socialite of conducting an 'international PR campaign'.
She told the Mail: 'I have not given any interviews to any media houses since the day Henry was killed.
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