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A 33-year-old Washington State woman who journaled about killing her father before she fatally shot him was sentenced to 28 years in prison.

Alyssa Bradburn was sentenced April 2nd in Spokane County after a jury found her guilty of first-degree murder in the 2024 killing of her father,

Timothy Bradburn. Prosecutors say Bradburn showed little emotion during the trial, sitting

stoically and at times smiling. During her testimony, she said she enjoyed the trial process,

but believed she deserved punishment and would accept her sentence. Bradburn called 911,

June 25, 2024, and reported that she had shot her father as he returned home from a trip to Hawaii,

and she'd wait for police outside the home. Bradburn admitted she began planning to kill her father weeks in advance,

practicing with the firearm inside the home and getting help loading it at a gun range. At first, Bradburn alleged her father was abusive, but withdrew those claims later.

Bradburn's defense attorney argued she was mentally ill.

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