Guys, I want to get really honest with you.

I watched a documentary last week that has really stuck with me and I want to talk about it.

I'm going to give you the red one version.

I am going to tell you exactly what happened.

And I dug in a little bit deeper.

There wasn't a huge amount that wasn't in the documentary

that is available to the public and online, but I found a few more bits of information that

really shocked me and I want to share them with you. So that's what today's case is. There's not a

huge amount that's not in the documentary. It was all

body cam footage. So there's going to be a lot of descriptions of that as well today. And we have a

really accurate picture of what went in, especially in the lead up to the murder. So in true

red room fashion, I will start with a snippet of what's to come. A little boy goes home and tells

his mum that the neighbour

has stolen his iPad. The mum isn't sure what's going on, so she goes round to the neighbour's house,

knocks on the door and is demanding to know what's happening. But just then, as this mother is knocking

on the front door, a gunshot, a bullet rips through the door

and pierces her chest. She stumbles backwards and falls to the floor. This is the story of

a G.K. Owens and Susan Lawrence and the consequences of entitlement, violence and the stand-your-ground laws. This is Redrum,

stories about the true victims of crime. Please click the follow button or subscribe button if you

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If you're subscribed, you'll never miss out. Picture this. A group of

children, probably between the ages of about a six and 13, they're all playing on a grassy

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