Overview
- The juvenile court's published reasons state the teen ex-boyfriend deliberately pushed Aurora Tila from a seventh-floor balcony and call the evidence overwhelming.
- Judges say she agreed to a last meeting to end the abuse, and he had already decided to kill her.
- The ruling treats her ChatGPT questions and their chats as credible proof of stalking, including her plea, "Should I leave him?"
- A cellmate testified the boy said he wanted to kill her the day before and carried a screwdriver to the meeting, which investigators seized.
- Tried under an abbreviated procedure, the case ended in a 17-year sentence, shorter than the 20 years and eight months the prosecutor sought, with her mother joined as a civil party.