Correction: Jury retire to deliberate on Paris hotel fire case ATTENTION CLIENTS: REFILING TO CORRECT LEAD. THE COURT HAS NOT HANDED DOWN JAIL SENTENCES AS INITIALLY INDICATED. THE JURY RETIRED ON FRIDAY TO CONSIDER THEIR VERDICT. THE PROSECUTION RESTED ITS CASE, REQUESTING JAIL TERMS OF UP TO FOUR YEARS SUSPENDED JAIL SENTENCE. The trial of four people accused of manslaughter and unintentional injuries over a 2005 fire that ripped through a Paris hotel, killing 24 people including 11 children, closed on Friday. The prosecutor asked for sentences ranging from three years in prison, with one suspended, for the woman who caused the first, and four years suspended against the hotel managers. Images and soundbites.