General Hospital‘s Curtis was found guilty of second-degree assault for punching Isaiah. The surgeon may have felt victorious, but there were no winners in this case.
Key Takeaways
- Curtis was sentenced to 10 years in Pentonville.
- Isaiah won, but everyone will suffer.
- Desmond will not have his father for the first two years of his life.
Curtis Is Off To Pentonville
Curtis (Donnell Turner) was sentenced to 10 years in Pentonville for assaulting Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson). He will be eligible for parole in two years.
The Aurora CEO had been going after the surgeon for weeks. He was convinced that Isaiah had left him and Jordan (Tanisha Harper) on the side of the road after a crash that they caused. Curtis was relentless until it all came to a head when he punched Isaiah in public, which caused severe damage to the doctor’s hand.
Curtis was way too arrogant, believing that he would never be found guilty. He refused to take a plea deal, went to trial, and lost. Now he is going to prison and will miss the first two years of his newborn son’s life. Everyone involved has been hurt by this whole situation.
What About Isaiah?
Isaiah was the “winner” in the trial. The jury agreed that he was assaulted, and Curtis will be punished for the crime. He smiled when he heard the verdict.
He later ran into Jordan, coincidentally at the scene of the crime. She was upset but more civil to her ex than expected. Isaiah explained to her that he wanted justice, but didn’t wish to ruin Curtis’s life.
It remains unclear if that was the truth. Curtis has been a thorn in Isaiah’s side, and now he will be rid of him. He can live happily ever after with Portia (Brook Kerr) and Desmond (Yirah Aviah Lafond). The baby and Trina (Tabyana Ali) are the real victims in this situation.
Curtis was wrong. The jury is still out as to whether Isaiah had any involvement in the accident, but nothing warranted Curtis’s ranting, raving, or assault. The punishment may not have fit the crime, because his children are the ones who will suffer the most. Do you agree?
