After almost a year-and-a-half in the court system in Canada, the former girlfriend of 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Jonathan Duhamel (pictured) has been sentenced to a lengthy jail term, according to several reports from Canadian media.

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Quebec Court Judge Anne-Marie Jacques issued her decision on Tuesday after nearly a nine-month delay after Bianca Rojas-Latraverse decided to plead guilty to the charges that faced her. Apparently, Jacques used that time to review several factors in the case that led her to issue a 3.5-year prison sentence, which, counting the 18 months that Rojas-Latraverse has already been in custody, means she will serve two more years behind bars.

The stiffness of the sentence, according to Jacques, was due to her “behavior behind bars and her total lack of introspection,” citing that Rojas-Latraverse had shown no remorse during court appearances over the past 18 months. The judge also believed that Rojas-Latraverse was lying under oath during her appearances in the courtroom, claiming that she only joined the planned crime after it had already been completely plotted out. “[Rojas-Latraverse]admits that she wanted vengeance against Jonathan Duhamel, to do bad to him,” Jacques stated in rendering the sentence.

In addition to the prison time, Rojas-Latraverse will serve three years of probation.

Rojas-Latraverse’s attorney, Sarah Desabrais, has already indicated that an appeal is in the works. According to the Montreal Gazette, Desabrais is quoted as saying, “We lost the battle, but we didn’t lose the war.”

The sentencing of Rojas-Latraverse doesn’t end the Duhamel saga, as two other suspects in the case, Anthony Bourque and John Clark-Lemay, are still awaiting trial. A third suspect, Andreas Valderrama, has already pleaded guilty.

The convoluted story began following Duhamel’s victory in the 2010 Main Event, where he took down an $8.9 million payday. Soon after that, Duhamel and Rojas-Latraverse (pictured) met and began a courtship that saw the twosome traverse the world for poker tournaments.

After six months, however, the duo broke up on what was assumed to be amicable terms. The amicability of that breakup was shattered around Christmas 2011, when two men went to Duhamel’s condominium in Boucherville, Quebec and forced their way in after Duhamel answered the door.

After being severely assaulted by the two men, Duhamel was forced to give them access to his safe, where the thieves absconded with his Main Event bracelet, a Rolex Submariner watch that had been presented to him by PokerStars, and approximately USD $115,000 in cash. The cash would eventually be what would bring down the robbers, who apparently threatened to kill Duhamel.

Within a week of the break-in, the four suspects, including Rojas-Latraverse, were arrested. Duhamel (pictured a few days later) had already told investigators that Rojas-Latraverse might have been involved with the case because of the knowledge that the robbers had of his condo and, after interviewing her, police held her on the robbery conspiracy.

A few days later, the three other men were found in a Pointe Claire hotel with some of the money and one of them was actually wearing the Rolex. The WSOP bracelet was eventually found near a dumpster, scratched up but still recognizable, and approximately half of the money was eventually recovered.

Since her arrest in December 2011, Rojas-Latraverse has had a tumultuous time in the Canadian prison system. Held without bail in January 2012, Rojas-Latraverse eventually pleaded guilty to the charges facing her in September 2012, but had her sentencing delayed by a medical issue. That issue, which Prosecutor Nancy Delorme stated to the court at the time was from “an accident involving violence,” forced the court to wait until Tuesday to sentence Rojas-Latraverse.

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