The trial of Susan Lorincz, a white Florida woman accused of fatally shooting her Black neighbor Ajike 'AJ' Owens, has begun with opening statements and witness testimonies. Lorincz is charged with first-degree felony manslaughter for shooting Owens through a locked door during a confrontation over Owens' children playing near Lorincz's home. The defense argues that Lorincz acted in self-defense, fearing for her life as Owens banged on the door and allegedly threatened her. Prosecutors emphasize that Owens was unarmed and that Lorincz's actions were exacerbated by a history of racial slurs and previous disputes. An all-white jury will determine the outcome, causing concern among Owens' family and their attorneys about the fairness of the trial. Witnesses, including children and neighbors, have recounted the events leading up to and following the shooting.