Baby-faced killer who allegedly shot mom and stepdad back in court as her lawyer fights for delay over ‘rouge officers’ bringing in new evidence
An 18-year-old woman accused of shooting her mother and stepfather in Georgia has appeared in court again as her defence lawyer seeks to delay her murder trial, alleging that "rogue officers" attempted to introduce new evidence improperly. The case has drawn significant attention due to the defendant's youthful appearance and the severity of the charges she faces, with the outcome of the delay request likely to shape the trial's timeline.
The defence argues that evidence brought forward by certain officers should not be admitted, raising questions about how it was obtained or handled during the investigation. The case remains ongoing, with further hearings expected as both sides contest the admissibility of the disputed material before the trial proceeds.
- Georgia teen accused of killing mum and stepdad returns to court
- Defence lawyer seeks delay over allegedly improper new evidence
- Dispute centres on conduct of "rogue officers" in the case