In late April 2022, a series of tragic events unfolded. Juma, feeling increasingly unsafe because of Brisbon’s peculiar behavior throughout the night, reached out to her family for help.
She decided to FaceTime her mother, L. Young, who was out of town for work, and expressed her discomfort and fear. In response, Juma’s mother instructed her older sister, K. Harmon, to immediately go to their home and pick her up.
The mother of the victim, Young, was filled with deep sorrow and shock by the actions of Brisbon, a person she had once placed her trust in. She expressed her disbelief, saying, “He treated her like she was his baby. I don’t understand. He can rot in jail. He had no reason to take my baby’s life.”
The family, who were deeply affected by the tragic loss of a vibrant and promising young woman, found some solace in the sentencing. DA K. Ogg expressed a similar sentiment, denouncing Brisbon’s actions as those of a gun-wielding predator.
She stated, “This defendant’s decision to harm and ultimately end the life of a young girl was both senseless and horrifying. Not only did he take away a bright future, but he also shattered an entire family.”
This devastating incident has deeply impacted the community, sparking conversations about the safety and well-being of young individuals in their own homes. The imposition of a life sentence guarantees that Brisbon will never have the chance to inflict harm on another person.