
By Brian Cardile
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LANCASTER - It was her first child homicide case. Looking through discovery photos, then-Deputy District Attorney Teresa Sullivan saw two young boys with gunshot head wounds inflicted by their mother.
The images overwhelmed Sullivan, a veteran gang prosecutor and no stranger to gore. But, more than the grisly scenes, one item in particular drew Sullivan's notice: the defendant had spent her adolescence in d... (continued)