Jimirra Ranell Gray-Young (Photo: Detroit Police)
DETROIT (FOX 2) - Police say a Detroit woman accused of killing her father tried to pin the murder on a home intruder that doesn't exist.
Jimirra Ranell Gray-Young, 19, allegedly shot and killed her father inside their home on Dwyer Street in early January.
The backstory:
After the shooting, Gray-Young told police that she was in her bedroom when she heard the glass breaking on the home's backdoor before a gunshot.
Authorities said her story started to change, though, and at one point she told police she saw the person who shot her father.
However, police said security video only showed Gray-Young and the victim entering the home – not an intruder like she claimed.
Dig deeper:
Authorities say Gray-Young's internet search history leading up to the shooting included questions about whether God would forgive a killer and how to remove fingerprints from a gun.
What's next:
Gray-Young was arraigned on charges of first-degree murder and felony firearm. She was denied bond, and remains in the Wayne County Jail.
Her next court date is Feb. 5.
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