She rolled into court in a wheelchair and with a smile. The woman accused in a deadly Hillsboro County road rage shooting faced the judge this morning. 21-year-old Aiden believed she was the victim, but the courtroom was about to remind her who the real victims were. It began days earlier on West Brandon Avenue. A family of four, a father, mother, and two young kids were heading out on a road trip. At a red light, their three-year-old accidentally sprayed water from a toy gun toward a nearby car. That car belonged to Aiden. Instead of brushing it off, she snapped, ramming their vehicle, then pulling a gun and firing through the back window. A bullet struck the little boy in the abdomen. He didn't survive. In the chaos, Aiden crashed into a guardrail and was injured. Days later, she appeared in court, not to apologize, but to demand $1 million from the victim's grieving father. The judge reminded everyone of the life lost and the mother who would never hold her son again. Aiden was sentenced to 22 years in prison for seconddegree murder, aggravated assault, and endangering public safety. She hoped for early release, but the judge denied it. The smile she wore when she entered court was gone. Did justice speak loud enough this