Her story begins not with blood, but with abandonment: a father imprisoned for unspeakable crimes, a mother who disappeared, grandparents who were supposed to save her and instead shattered her further. Violence and violation became the language of her childhood; survival, the only lesson she truly learned. By her teens she was pregnant, homeless, trading her body to eat and numbing herself with alcohol and rage.On Florida’s highways, that rage finally detonated. She shot men who picked her up for sex, insisting they tried to assault her, insisting it was always self‑defense. Courts called her a predator, a cold-blooded serial killer. Others saw something more complicated: a traumatized child who grew into a lethal adult, shaped by every person who hurt, used, or discarded her. In the end, the state killed her, but the question she leaves behind still lingers: was she evil—or our creation?
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