Overview
- Now streaming on Netflix, the documentary reconstructs the case largely through police bodycam, 911 audio, and doorbell and cellphone footage.
- Shooter Susan Lorincz was convicted of manslaughter in August 2024, sentenced to 25 years that November, and is incarcerated at Homestead Correctional Institution with a scheduled April 8, 2048 release.
- Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods said Florida’s Stand Your Ground law did not apply, noting Owens was shot through a closed door following prior disputes involving neighborhood children.
- Owens’ four children were present for the aftermath of the shooting; they live with their grandmother, Pamela Dias, and the family has reported trauma therapy for at least one child.
- The film and court testimony undermine Lorincz’s on-camera “Dr. Lorincz” claim, with witnesses citing insurance work and earlier EMT and service roles rather than any medical license.