Summary
A woman in Florida, Deborah A. Collier, attempted to kill her disabled 13-year-old great-granddaughter and herself due to stress affecting the family. The police found them in a car, and the girl was taken to the hospital and is stable. Collier is charged with attempted first-degree murder and is held without bond.
Key Facts
- Deborah A. Collier is accused of trying to kill her great-granddaughter and herself.
- The incident happened in Florida's Volusia County.
- The girl, who needs 24-hour care due to her disabilities, was found unconscious but is now stable.
- Police found a typed note from Collier explaining her actions were due to family stress.
- Collier was the primary guardian for the girl alongside her husband.
- Police discovered prescription medication alongside the note.
- Collier is charged with attempted first-degree murder and is being held without bond.
