Mia Bailey was sentenced to life in prison on Friday after pleading guilty to the murders of her parents in Washington County. The sentencing follows her confession during a plea deal that took place at a status hearing in November. Bailey pleaded guilty to multiple counts, including Aggravated Murder and Aggravated Assault, while also being recognized as mentally ill, which is less severe than an insanity plea. The tragic events unfolded on June 18, 2024, when Bailey's parents, Joseph and Gail Bailey, were found dead in their home. The case took a more alarming turn as Bailey also targeted her brother and his wife, who managed to escape unharmed. During the proceedings, statements from Bailey's brothers and a message read by her defense attorney, Ryan Stout, were presented to the court. Judge Keith C. Barnes presided over the case and imposed consecutive sentences of 25 years to life for the Aggravated Murder charges, along with a 0-5 year sentence for the Aggravated Assault charge. The court heard Bailey's chilling remarks made during her arrest, where she expressed a lack of remorse for her actions, stating she would do it again and expressing hatred toward her parents. This case has drawn significant public attention as it reveals the complexities of mental health issues in the context of violent crime. The community remains in shock over the violent nature of the incident and the loss of two lives. The legal proceedings will continue to unfold as Bailey serves her sentence, with discussions surrounding mental illness and accountability likely to persist in the public discourse.