Annie Elise

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Now, I wanted to show you all of those body cam clips because it really sets up this perfectly painted picture of who Susan was as a person.

She was a liar, a manipulator, and more than anything, she was always the victim, no matter what.

No matter how many times the police said that she had no proof, no matter how many times they told her that she was in the wrong, she had to always be the victim.

And after shooting AJ, through a closed and locked door, by the way, when the police were already on their way there, Susan once again saw herself as the victim.

Right away, she made it very clear that she was protecting herself and that she only shot AJ because she thought that she was in serious danger.

And she thought, more directly, that AJ was going to kill her.

So she describes AJ coming to her door and apparently yelling at her through it, saying that she was going to kill her.

Now, my interpretation of this interrogation is that right away, the investigators were not buying it because they brought up a very important detail, the 911 call that Susan made herself.

She claimed that she had made that call before AJ even came over and that the reason that she even had called 911 was because the kids were telling her that they were going to go get someone to come over and kill her.

Right?