Annie Elise

Which, fine, yeah, okay, I get it.

Sometimes people aren't very chatty.

Trust me, I get that.

I'm somebody who's like, I peer out my window to see when the DoorDash driver drops the food, and then and only then, once he's driven away, will I open the door.

Or if I'm going out to get the mail and I see my neighbor coming out to get the mail, I, like, kind of hurry and scurry back in, which...

I know that sounds awful, but it's like my social battery usually at the end of the day is just drained.

So I get it.

Sometimes you don't want to be overly, I don't want to say like participatory, but maybe you're doing your own thing and that's okay.

However, by 2021, she really started showing her true colors because this is when it wasn't just her being standoffish or not participating and not waving to the neighbors.

She started calling 911 on these kids.

The county sheriff's office later stated that between 2021 and 2023, she had called the police between six and eight times, all in relation to the children.

She claimed that the kids were being loud, that they were being obnoxious, that they were trespassing on her property.

But as we already touched on, that field that all of these kids played on, that was private property owned by somebody else, somebody who gave them permission to be there.

It wasn't like they were going on her porch or behind her gate or on her driveway.

No.

And I get it.

Her duplex did, you know, on the side of it kind of back in to this lawn area.

So they were close to her property, but they certainly were not on her property.

I got you.

She would say that the kids were yelling at her, threatening her, stomping on her no trespassing signs, messing with her truck.