Overview
- Bailey received two consecutive 25-to-life sentences for murdering her parents, plus a consecutive term of up to five years for aggravated assault for firing at her brother.
- She pleaded guilty in November to two counts of aggravated murder and one count of aggravated assault.
- A judge denied her request to skip the sentencing, which she said could trigger a mental breakdown.
- In a statement read by her attorney, Bailey said she had converted to Islam, expressed remorse, cited extensive psychiatric diagnoses, and referenced a recent hospital discharge before the killings.
- Surviving brothers delivered victim-impact statements urging long imprisonment, and police records note she was arrested about 16 hours after the shootings following a manhunt.