Annie Elise

I mean, if Susan had a problem with her kids, she needed to take it up with her, the adult in the situation.

If one of my kids came to me and told me that someone, whether it be a neighbor, a parent, whoever it was, had thrown something at them or was yelling at them, I'd be at their doorstep, too, being like, "'Uh, no, bitch.

Take it up with me.

You don't talk to my 10-year-old, and you certainly don't throw things at them.'"

So this is what AJ was doing.

Like, come out, Susan.

Let's talk about this.

Let's settle this.

But instead of Susan coming outside and having a mature adult conversation, things escalated.

And very quickly, Susan fired a gunshot through her front door.

A shot that hit AJ.

It all happened incredibly fast.

Detectives later learned that from the time that Susan called 911 about the boys, to them going and getting their mom AJ, to when AJ knocked on Susan's door and then Susan fired her gun, it was only two minutes.

All of that happened within two minutes.

And it was only a single shot.

But it was enough to make blood run cold in every single person in that neighborhood.

They knew that sound.

They knew what was happening.

And they were in fear for their life.

When the police and the first responders arrived, they found AJ lying there on the ground near where Susan lived.