MA'AM, DON'T. STOP! >> SHE'S NOT THE SHOOTER. >> STAY IN THERE. >> OKAY. OKAY, MA'AM. >> Dozens of armed officers are in the middle of responding to an entire family being shot in this home on Christmas Eve. >> Radio, roll EMS in here now. We have at least four people that are shot. >> They believe that the one behind this tragedy is 51-year-old Stephanie Ajayi, the wife of one of the victims, and a deeply disturbed, violent, and reckless woman. But, there is one problem. Stephanie is on the run. >> And the lady who shot them is not here. >> With the shooter at large, officers now have one job, to hunt her down before it's too late. >> Where was she if she shot somebody? Where's >> I'm trying to tell you she was in her work vehicle all night. >> We'll get to that. >> down. Passive-sensitive. >> Is she okay? >> She was shot in the passive. >> [screaming] >> It was Christmas Eve 2021, but things were far from merry and bright for police in Alpharetta, Georgia. At around 5:32 p.m., officers received an overwhelming number of 911 calls from this apartment complex. Neighbors reported the sound of multiple gunshots, but nothing could have prepared police for what awaited them on the scene. In an apartment owned by 41-year-old Lashonda Lefaye Allison, a Christmas celebration had gone sour. In the middle of cooking, Lashonda and her wife, 51-year-old Stephanie Ajayi, got into an argument, one that ended with Stephanie grabbing a gun and firing, not just at Lashonda, but at the three other people present. Lashonda's daughters, Ryan and Erin, and her daughter-in-law, Kayla. When police arrived on the scene just minutes after the phone call, chaos was unfolding as officers tried to locate the apartment where the shooting had taken place. But, there's a problem. They don't know if the shooter is still inside. >> To the right. Come on. All right. Ma'am, don't go, please. >> Oh, my lady, sorry. >> You're fine. To the right. To the right. To the right. Make a right. >> On Huntington? >> Yes. And make a left. Go up past the mailbox and make a left. Up past the mailbox and make a left. Go up past the mailbox and make a left, sir. PAST THE MAILBOX. PAST THE MAILBOX. >> The Pangola. The Pangola. Go past the Pangola. >> Jesus, if they're shot, THEY NEED HELP. TO THE LEFT. OKAY, BUT THEY ARE ALONE, SIR. MA'AM, STOP. >> MA'AM, DON'T STOP. >> THE WOMAN RUNNING TOWARDS THE SCENE IS A neighbor and close friend of the entire family. Though she's desperate to try and help Lashonda, who she calls auntie. Police are desperate to stop her because they still aren't certain the shooter is gone. And because what awaits inside the apartment isn't anything someone should ever see. >> I'm just saying THE LADY WHO SHOT HIM is not in there. >> Stay here. >> He is not in there. >> Okay. Okay. >> Please go help him. He is not in there, y'all. You just need me to talk to her. Please go help her. >> Okay. >> He in there. >> Okay. Okay, ma'am. Okay. >> Jailer. Baby, I don't know. >> Ma'am, come get her, please. Take her away from here. Take her away, please. Take her over there. Let us do this thing, okay? Stay with her. >> He is not in there, y'all. >> Right here is where the victim is supposed to be. >> The victim is in there, but the lady >> Tell me what you want. >> Who is in there? Go fix up. >> Who's in there? Come out. >> Window, RUSH WINDOW. >> YOU CAN'T MOVE? >> SHE'S INSIDE. >> HE GOT HER. STAY >> I GOT THE RIGHT WINDOW. >> ALL RIGHT, I GOT STUFF. Pick them down. Okay? >> When police enter, they're faced with a bloodbath. In the living room, Lashonda's daughter Erin and her niece Kayla are barely clinging to life, having suffered from multiple gunshots. They know they need to provide both of them with medical care before it's too late, but there's a problem. They aren't the only ones they discover. In the kitchen, a responding officer discovers Lashonda, the shooter's girlfriend and the mother and aunt of the two victims in the living room. She is quickly transported, barely clinging to life. Meanwhile, outside, the police locate another victim, her daughter Erin, who managed to escape into the parking lot after being shot. With most of the victims surviving, they are also able to tell officers that Stephanie Agee is the one who did this to them, which means they finally have a lead. >> All right. Just talked to this victim. So, it's a Stephanie Agee. She's the one who said that it's it's going to be our suspect. That's what this woman is saying shot her. Radio's got that. They found her information on P2P and they're pushing it out. Now, this this one here victim says that the Stephanie doesn't know anybody. She has nowhere to go. Um so, that I think it's going to be her the girlfriend's car. These these um >> Hey boss, come on in here. I need to know what you >> So, we're thinking that she did They're saying she's got to be on foot somewhere. She's saying she doesn't know where she would go. >> all over the place, so we can't track her anywhere. >> Exactly, but what I'm saying is they're saying that they think she's going to be in the area. >> Being the suspect in a shooting is obviously not ideal, but being the suspect in a shooting and people repeatedly passing along the message that you don't know anybody and have no friends, a bit of a much deserved salt in the wound, I'd say. Police combed the area desperate to find the shooter until finally they find her in an unexpected place, a local gas station. The first responding officer didn't have his body camera on when he stumbled upon Stephanie Aji, but he turned it on seconds after he pinned her to a vehicle and called for backup and he needs the backup because Stephanie isn't happy. >> We're out at the racetrack with Stephanie Aji. Can you have me a unit roll towards me? >> Stephanie She's fine. >> Let me have your >> Who's racetrack? Is it on Mantell? >> Can I tell you what happened? >> Yes. Okay, hang on a second. Let me do this. >> [clears throat] >> You're not going to do nothing to me. >> Yeah, Mantell. All right, put >> Where >> Just put your that and you can tell me what you're saying. >> Listen, I'm listening. What's in my pocket? >> What's in your pocket? >> My key. >> Okay. [screaming] Is it your car? >> Reach in my pocket, man. >> I'm I'm not going to reach in your pocket right now. >> Reach in my pocket. The gun is in the car. >> The gun's in what? That gray car? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You've come and damn. >> Okay. >> [screaming] >> Come on. >> Okay, hang on. Yeah, hang on. Okay. All right, Miss Aji, hey, you're going to stop telling me what to do. I want you to lean right here. >> I'm trying to tell you where the gun is. >> you. You've told me that. Okay? Yes. >> Yeah, I'm I'm unlocking it for you. >> I don't >> It's in the front seat. >> Look, the gun's fine right there. There's nobody else in the car, right? >> No. >> Okay, then. I'm not worried about it. We'll get to that. >> Okay, lean against the car like I've told you. Lean against the car. >> Hey, listen. Y'all >> Stand right here. I need you to pat her down. >> Y'all didn't have a sense of security when my car was getting smashed in. >> All right. >> When she smashed my >> windows when I called for the police to come. Y'all didn't help me then and you got >> Miss Agnew >> What? >> Okay. >> I'm talking to her and I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay. I hear you. >> I want to talk to her. >> You can talk all you want. All right, I'm just trying to speak with you. All right, stand right there. >> I want to talk to her. Can I talk to you? >> If you just take a second. >> No, I'm not going to take a second. Get down on the going on. And 3 weeks ago, 4 weeks ago, when I called for the police to come and help me, she smashed my windows, get my phone. >> Okay. >> to show you. Some of these officers it got it was at night. >> All right. >> She smashed my window, okay? >> Okay. >> Threw all my [ __ ] outside, all my stuff that got stolen. Okay, we're sitting there It's supposed to be Christmas. >> Miss Agnew All right, hang on a second and we'll talk. Misses, okay. I can transport. Just They want nobody to This is Officer Benfield. All right, I want you to go sit in the back of the >> Officer Benfield, can I get my phone? Can you get my phone for me, please? >> your phone, bring it to you. All right, now you're coming with me. >> Can you get my phone, please? >> Not right now. I'm just going to need you to calm down for me. Have y'all started a uh tow truck? >> What is he doing? >> I'm doing and then put your feet in. >> Can I go all the way in for me? All right, watch your knee. Wait, wait, wait. >> What's up? >> Scoot back for me. >> I'm trying. I I had surgery >> Okay. Which knee is it? I got you. If it's easier, you can scoot all the way back. That way your legs are extended. Okay, there you go. >> Unfortunately, arresting Stephanie also means having to touch the slime bag, and clearly this detective isn't thrilled about it. And if being a mass shooter and murderer wasn't enough reason for this cop to be grossed out by Stephanie, she gives her another one when she arrives at the station because she immediately races to the bathroom where she continues to traumatize the cops in charge of her. >> Roswell 87, I'm out of service. >> When that ordeal is finally over, the police get her back into the cop car while they wait for an available interview room, and there she finally asks the question cops have been waiting for. >> You're not feeling well. Do you need to be checked by an ambulance? Well, >> I already been to the hospital a month and a half ago in October. >> Okay. >> So, I can say that I'm I'm a breast cancer survivor. >> Mhm. >> So, my cancer's come back. >> Okay. >> So, I got another liver cancer on the right side. >> Mhm. >> Kidney cancer on the left side. >> Mhm. >> So, you know, No, I don't >> Okay. >> Is that being checked now? >> Okay. >> Well, but I need to know if my wife is okay. >> Okay. If what? >> If my wife is okay. >> I have no I I have no information about anybody, ma'am, so I can't >> You have information. >> I don't. I don't. >> Somebody knows. >> So, >> Actually, we don't. Because one, in was actually in in Roswell. So, that it's not like they tell us. I don't We don't even know. To be honest with you, we don't even know who is at the hospital to ask. >> Tragically at this point, Lashonda had passed due to the extensive wounds she received, leaving behind her daughters and an entire family who dearly loved her. A family that included Stephanie until she fired the five shots that killed her. As police hurry her into an interrogation room, all they really want is the answer to one important question. How and why did Stephanie shoot the woman she vowed to love forever and the kids who were like her own? They read her her Miranda rights. >> I love you. That was for I've already asked this. Is my wife okay? >> Well, I'll get to that. I have some people down at the hospital. But, the first question is do Do you want to talk to me? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, what what is your name? Let's start with that. >> Stephanie Agee. >> P H Stephanie Agee. And how do you spell How do you spell A G E? All right, Stephanie. So, just pretty much tell me what happened today. >> Well, I'm not going to go back. I'm not going to tell you what happened today cuz I don't know. I just kind of blanked out. >> Okay. >> August the 16th, another day, when I called my wife, she kind of sniggled. >> Mhm. >> She kind of thought it was funny. Blew it off like always, though. About a month and a half ago, called police to our residence. >> Mhm. >> She's having an issue. Same issue we've been having since my little niece been born. My nephew came up on the scene cuz I called him. And she thinks that my nephew's fiancée and I are having an affair. We're not. But I wouldn't want my nephew's >> girlfriend >> It's crazy. We married, you know, but she's a very jealous woman. She wants to put it off because she's a Scorpio. >> Mhm. >> She has issues. >> Mhm. >> She's bipolar. It's documented. She has a doctor that she sees over in Alpharetta. She's nuts. I try to deal with it. >> And what is her name? >> Lashonda Ellison. >> Lashonda Ellison? >> Mhm. >> And that's your wife? >> Yeah. We've been married for 6 years and been together for 9 years altogether. >> Okay. >> She is level two bipolar. >> Let's break down Stephanie's lies here because though she's only been talking for a few minutes, she's told plenty. She claims that she and Lashonda, her wife, got into an argument because Lashonda accused her of cheating due to a mistaken text that Stephanie sent to another woman. Whether that's true or not, we don't know. What we do know is that the fight came on fast and sudden and that though Stephanie is the one who shot four people, she's going to continue to blame her wife's alleged mental health issues for her actions. Mental health issues, which we found no evidence or reference of. >> My wife comes out of the kitchen and she's in my face. >> [clears throat] >> Take him out. You know, I was wrong. You know, I'm looking up there and watching the TV. She You just chasing her talking about you getting on the couch. And I was like, "Calm down." You know, like they want me to come over for Christmas. You You got to go to work. I'm just going to go over there till they get up. I'm going to get my gift. I'm going to leave. I don't celebrate [clears throat] Christmas. >> Mhm. >> She's like, "You don't even celebrate Christmas." I mean, she's going crazy. You know, looking up at her and I'm like, "Chill. You know, it's it's not serious. I just want to go over there." You know. You know, I'm like, "No, It's Shana. You know I'm not You know, I'm not doing this with my You know, I'm not doing it." She's like, "If you go over there and get on your couch, you're going to stay over there. You're not coming back over [clears throat] here." You know, I'm like, "Okay. Today, she she did a lot. She smacked me in my face a couple times. Like when she last week when when when the month before, she scratched me in my face right here. She scratched me over here. She scratched my neck up. Police didn't do nothing. You know. I'm like, "When she is gone, I'm spending money on hotels. That's like $2,000. Nobody going to help me." 4 years ago in Marietta where we live, she destroyed all of my clothes. Police come. I call her. They don't do nothing. We are all married. You know. She destroyed everything in this apartment. >> Mhm. >> We are all married. She snatched my mom's chain off my neck. I got the last >> Today? So, she snatched it off my neck. I knew it was. She was like, "It's in your shirt." She knew that I'm I'm upset. The phone was passive. Always passive. I just little do whatever. She destroy my things all the time. But this time I always take this ring off. This is my mother's ring. Look what she did to it. She smashed it. But I'm able to still put it on and turn it sideways. I turn it sideways. And I slide my finger in it like this. And I turn it. Turn it over. I never had my phone, but I'll show you. My mother's chain. She snatched [snorts] it off. I didn't know where it was. But she see I'm I'm upset. >> Mhm. >> Is that all there is to it? She can slap me and scratch me. She can punch me, but this right here is too much. >> Throughout the interrogation, Stephanie repeatedly claims that Lashonda was the violent one. However, what she did next says otherwise. According to the surviving witnesses, Stephanie pulled a gun out of her pocket in the middle of an argument while Lashonda was standing in the kitchen cooking a meal for the family to enjoy together. Lashonda hadn't thrown a punch, kick, or even screamed at Stephanie before Stephanie pulled out the gun. She reportedly asked, "Why are you trying to fight today?" Then Stephanie fired. And when she dropped Lashonda to the ground, she turned and fired at her two stepdaughters and her daughter-in-law who had done nothing wrong. But, you know, remember, it's Lashonda who was the crazy one. Stephanie claims that she doesn't remember anything until she looked down and her daughter-in-law was sitting on the floor disoriented and bleeding. >> Kayla was sitting on the floor. She is my Miss Ebony. What you know? That's what they call me. Mhm. That's right. Kayla sitting on the floor. That's right. Lashonda looked at me and she was like, she said, "No, she said, "But stop." I was [clears throat] like shaking my head and then I had my gun in my hand. I was like looking at her. And then I looked back in in the kitchen and just uh The stuff that I had did, I said I did that. She was like Just stop. And I just left. I just went and got my keys and left. >> So, did you shoot shoot Lashonda? >> I shot anybody that moved, it looked like. I was like you know she had slapped me in my mouth a couple of times. She's When she slapped me in my face it was my the chain was gone and I just I don't She like it seemed like I I got I just had an enough. You know, all I wanted to do I tried to help her. This is She did so disrespectful. I just like I just snapped. I just I really I just don't know. I just can't believe that I I thought I love her, but man, god damn it. Y'all don't know the [ __ ] I've been through. I've been through so much. I have lost cars, my credit dealing with her MS. I just I don't know. I just snapped. I don't know. I blacked out. And when I looked at my chain or my mom's chain, you know I just >> Let me ask you, do you do you usually carry a gun with you? >> Oh. Who don't carry a gun? >> Well, yeah, a lot of people don't, but do you like do you conceal carry it all the time or >> No. But today I did cuz I didn't work today. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> What what kind of What kind of gun do you have? >> I got a 40. >> A 40? >> That I bought legally. >> I understand. Do you know what kind of brand it is? >> It's a Smith & Wesson. >> Smith & Wesson 40? >> Yeah. And then >> Okay. Is So when you snapped after all that happened >> I already had it on me. >> You had it on your person? >> Yeah. >> You know, Stephanie, some Before we continue, I want to say, you know, at any time you want to stop, we can stop. You just got to let me know. >> Listen, I I'm not going I'm not trying to hide or you know, I'm I'm 51. >> Mhm. >> I'm a grown and I ain't on and say >> And the the reason we're here is because, you know, we have The call came out and took shots. Uh we have some people in the hospital and you know, people, especially in the apartment complex, they hear things and they start saying, "I saw this. I saw that." So we don't know if there was a shootout. Uh then we started getting some clarification. Well, >> And then they said >> Miss Stephanie left. >> Yeah, I did I told you I left. >> Right, but and and that's what I'm trying to get at is so it was so we know it was uh yeah, the confrontation that she had Lashonda had toward you because of the mistake of the text. >> Mhm. >> After the chain broke, you went to rage, you kind of snapped, as you told me. >> even say I went into a rage. I kind of I just like had like I don't know. It's like I had enough. I just like blacked out. You know. And then I wouldn't never lay a finger on her, ever. Man, she done did all kind of stuff to me. I would never touch her. >> Stephanie had never touched Lashonda, according to her, but records say otherwise. The two had a history of domestic violence throughout the course of their relationship. Just a few weeks prior to Lashonda's death, the two had gotten into an argument that resulted in a car window being broken after Stephanie stole Lashonda's phone and locked it inside her vehicle. So, while Stephanie is eager to play the victim, this type of vicious argument wasn't a one-off incident. >> Earlier, you said you shot anybody that moved. Do you remember any of that? Do you remember shooting anybody else? Do you remember shooting just her? >> [sighs] >> No. I know when Kayla started talking to me. When I looked back in the kitchen, >> Mhm. >> her oldest daughter was in there with her. She was on the floor with her. Kayla was on the floor. >> Who Who was that? The oldest daughter? >> That's Erin. >> Erin. Well, so was Erin also shot or she was helping her? >> No, she was shot. >> Okay. And do you also shoot Erin? >> I was the only one shooting. >> And what was that? >> I was the only one there shooting. No, nobody else was shooting. Nobody else had a gun. >> Okay. >> So, yes. >> Okay. >> I Like I I'm Well, if if anybody in that apartment is shot, I'm not going I'm not deviating from it. >> Mhm. >> If anybody's in that apartment hurt, I hurt them. I'm not going to deviate from it. >> Okay. >> Nobody else had a gun in that apartment on them. >> Mhm. >> Nobody else was acting a fool but Sean. >> Okay. >> Now, once I got up and I felt that chain snatched away from around my neck, that's when I cuz I was sitting down. >> Mhm. >> She was in my face like this. >> Yeah. >> Like this. She was cursing me out. She was cussing me out so that foam was coming out of her mouth. >> Mhm. >> And I just kept telling her to just calm down. It's not like that. Stop. You know. Took that. Smacked me again. Took that. No problem. >> Mhm. >> I eat that. You know, I'm trying to keep the peace. >> Mhm. >> Like but >> And then when when Kayla you said she was talking to you and you snapped, you saw? >> No, when Kayla, she was calling my name. >> Yeah, is that after the shooting? >> Yeah, she was calling my name and then and then I what I I heard I actually heard my name. I just like I don't know. I don't know, man. I just like if she was calling my name, she was saying, "Miss Stephanie, Stephanie." >> Mhm. >> "Stop, stop." You know, and and and when I did like I don't know. I look and then I looked down and she was sitting on the floor. She was like, "Stop." >> You know, was Kayla out and shot as well or she was not? >> Mhm, she Yeah, she was. She She was shot. >> Okay. How about uh did you see Orion? >> Orion came to the door. I saw her come to the door. And that's before Kayla had even said anything to me. >> Okay. >> So. >> How did you shoot Orion? >> I don't know. Did I shoot Orion? >> Well, I'm I'm trying to find out, so. >> I don't know. I know she was there cuz her car was outside. >> Okay. But you say she came to the door What what door? Front door? >> No, her bedroom door. >> Bedroom door, okay. >> We have a like a roommate style. Like her room is all the way on the other side, so our bedrooms are like this. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know. >> Okay. So, but when when Kayla called your name and you kind of realized again who were the people that you saw that were shot? >> Uh my wife, Erin, and Kayla. >> Okay. And you still had the gun in your hand? >> Yeah, it was in my hand. >> Okay. What what did you do with that gun? >> It's in the car. >> Okay. So, then you left the apartment. >> I told you I left. >> With as much information as she's willing to put out on the table, Stephanie has one question for law enforcement. Despite the fact that Stephanie shot four people, she's only concerned about her wife, not the children that she, in many ways, had helped raise. [music] >> Is she okay? >> Well, we're waiting on the officers to tell us cuz you know, we could when we went to the hospital the the doctor >> Just tell me she is okay. >> Like I said, I haven't been to the hospital. >> Sir. >> And I don't have my radio with me. So, I'm waiting for them to tell me. >> I watch First 48 all the time. >> Mhm. >> We watch that [ __ ] all the time. Is she okay? >> I'll get you an answer. When they take you to the hospital I'm going to CALL MY MOM. COME ON. CALM DOWN. Calm down. Calm down. CALM DOWN. DON'T DON'T YOU'RE GOING TO HURT YOURSELF. >> IS SHE OKAY? Is she okay? >> I'll see. I'll see. >> Is she okay? >> I'll see for me, okay? Can you SIGN FOR RECEIPT? >> [screaming] >> JUST SIT UP, PLEASE. >> OH MY GOD, IS SHE OKAY? IS SHE OKAY? IS she okay? >> I told you I'm going to I'm going to get you an update. >> Is she okay? Somebody tell me, PLEASE. Y'ALL KNOW. IS SHE OKAY? SOMEBODY TELL ME, PLEASE. [crying] Y'ALL KNOW. Y'ALL KNOW. IS SHE OKAY? PLEASE TELL ME. >> GIVE ME 1 SECOND, OKAY? Hold on. All right, have a seat. I'm going to go over there and talk to the officer, okay? Give me 1 minute, okay? >> [crying] >> I will tell you when I need to Stephanie, I'll tell you when I need to have a seat. I text with somebody, they're going to let me know. Have a seat. Go ahead and sit. Stephanie, go ahead and have a seat, all right? OKAY. OKAY. ALL RIGHT, LISTEN UP. LISTEN TO ME. STEPHANIE, LISTEN to me. I'm right here. Stephanie, listen. Your son HAS PASSED AWAY. >> [screaming] >> THEY CAN'T TAKE MY LIFE, PLEASE TELL ME. I CAN'T I CAN'T YOU MUST HAVE FALLEN ON THE FLOOR. I MUST HAVE SLIPPED ON THE TABLE. OOH, WHY DON'T YOU LEAVE ME ALONE? WHY YOU WHY YOU SHOULDN'T LEAVE ME ALONE, BABY. PLEASE, just don't do it to me. Stephanie, why you do that? Why you take my mama [ __ ] Ooh. I CAN'T I OOH. OOH. WHY YOU WHY YOU HURT ME? WHY YOU HURT ME, LORD? >> I'm touching you. >> Ooh. Why you hurt me, Lord? Why you hurt me? WHY? WHY TODAY? WHY SHE GOT TO ALWAYS BE HURTING ME? >> [screaming] >> WHY, LORD? PLEASE, TELL ME WHY SHE SHOULDER, WHY YOU ALWAYS HAD TO be like this? Why? Why, baby? Why? Ooh. Why, baby? Ooh. Why? Ooh. Ooh. Why you have to be like this? You had everything. Yeah, everything [singing] we needed. Why you do that? Why you do that? Why, Lord? Why? >> Asking the Lord why something has happened that you did is a choice, to say the least. Even after learning that Lashonda is dead, she continues to place the blame on her for allegedly starting the argument. And though Stephanie has repeatedly tried to paint Lashonda as unstable, lazy, and violent, nothing we discovered in our research points to any of those things being remotely true. Lashonda financially and emotionally supported Stephanie working multiple jobs to be able to buy them food, house them, and take care of Stephanie's medical problems. Lashonda was a dedicated wife and mother, one who gave her all to protect the family she loved, and sadly one who was betrayed by the person who she had given her whole life to. Yet, this is how that woman talks about her. >> A person had a right to be crazy. >> Listen, Stephanie, I know you guys had some issues. I know you loved her. And that you you guys had some issues. >> You know what being her her her her daughter? Her daughter. I asked her, I can't even remember that word. Crazy. >> Oh, Lord. What that word like? >> I said, I tried to get her committed behind her back so she could get some help. She said, "You can't You can't commit people here in Georgia. You can't do that. They have a right to be crazy." She But, she do so she do a lot. She do a She do a lot, Lord. She do She She >> Well, Stephanie, we're going to give you a minute. One, the officer's going to stay with you. If you need to go to the bathroom, let us know. >> I'm glad. I'm glad. >> Okay. >> Ultimately, Lashonda was the only person to die in the shooting. Despite each being shot three to five times, Ryan, Aaron, and Kayla all not only survived, but thrived following the accident. Still, the trauma of the experience remains. For shooting Ryan, Erin, Kayla, and killing Lashonda, Stephanie was sentenced to life in prison. 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