Annie Elise

I mean, read the room.

It's disgusting.

I can't imagine that it'll go anywhere, but it's like the audacity.

Like, do you realize what you're saying?

You're going to sue these children who lost their mother because you shot her through a door that was locked and deadbolted and closed as police were already on their way?

The nerve of this woman, which obviously,

Honestly, enough about her.

She will likely die in prison or she'll get out not having much time left anyway.

I mean, not to be morbid, but it's the truth.

So AJ's family is happy that she received justice and they are just taking life day by day.

About seven months after AJ's death, her son Izzy and AJ's mom, Pamela, did an interview.

And in this interview, Izzy talked about his mom, about the movie she loved, her favorite color being purple, and that he was excited to be a part of the Netflix documentary that was coming out.

They talked about how Izzy and Isaac were also going to summer camp that was dedicated to children who are experiencing loss and grief.

Izzy said he was really excited to meet new friends.

And I never knew camps like that existed.

I think that is such an amazing idea.

A summer camp where kids can be kids, but...

that it's dedicated to them who are experiencing loss and grief and hopefully also provide, I don't know much about it, but hopefully providing the tools to grieve and cope.

I mean, that is incredible.

That is a cause that I can like fully get behind.