Annie Elise

They were on their way.

We heard from the defendant's 911 call in the interview with the detectives that there was some altercation between the defendant and Ms.

Owens' children.

It involved a tablet, roller skates being thrown, an umbrella being shaken, something.

The facts of that altercation really aren't important or relevant.

What's relevant is that that is the catalyst, that is what causes the children to go and tell Ms.

After the witnesses all testified and closing arguments were given, the trial began wrapping up, and the jury only took two hours to deliberate.

Then they came back with their verdict.

The other charges that Susan had initially faced had been dropped, but now, on November 25th, 2024, Susan was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

This for the shooting and killing of AJ.

Her release date is April 8th, 2048, if she makes it that long, because remember, she's older.

Now, even after everything was said and done, Susan still defended herself and stood by the fact that both AJ and her kids were threatening to kill her.

And as for the verdict and her sentencing, she said, "...it just makes me sick.

I just never thought in a million years that this would happen, and it just, it breaks my heart.

I can't take it back.

I can't replace her."

But get this, where that statement sounds like maybe there is a sliver of remorse, the I can't take it back, it breaks my heart, I can't replace her, Susan is doubling down in my opinion.

Because just recently, in November of 2025, AJ's family is filing a wrongful death suit against Susan.

But Susan has stated she plans to counter sue and that she's planning to sue AJ's own children for defamation.

Are you out of your mind?