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Snapped Sarah Johnson Alan and Diane Johnson

Status: Incarcerated

In Oxygen's Snapped, Season 4, episode 12 the story of her parents Alan and Diane Johnson and Sarah Johnson is shown. This happens in the state of Idaho. Oxygen describes this show as: Sarah Johnson shoots her parents Alan and Diane to death in their Idaho home in September 2003 after being grounded for seeing her boyfriend Bruno Santos..

Sarah Johnson is found guilty of the murders of her parents by an Ada County, Idaho, jury on March 16, 2005. She was sentenced to two concurrent life terms plus fifteen years for a firearm enhancement.

Her appeal includes: 

Alan and Diane Johnson were shot and killed in their home on September 2, 2003. Sarah Johnson (Johnson), the Johnsons' sixteen year old daughter, was home at the time of the shooting. Johnson consistently denied any involvement, but gave several different accounts of what she was doing, what she saw, and what she heard prior to and after the murders. However, in all accounts she fled the home either before hearing the second shot or immediately thereafter. After fleeing the house, she ran to a neighbors' house and the police were called. Johnson was ultimately charged with both murders.
Police found a leather glove from a pair usually kept in Diane's SUV, Johnson's keys, including a key to the guesthouse, the magazine of a nine-millimeter handgun wrapped in a bandana, and two .264 caliber magnum shells in Johnson's bedroom. In a garbage can outside of the residence the police also found a latex glove, a leather glove (matching the one found in Johnson's bedroom), and a pink robe covered in blood that belonged to Johnson and had .25 automatic pistol ammunition in the pocket. Testing revealed that Johnson's DNA was present inside of the latex glove and that paint chips found inside of the robe matched paint on the shirt Johnson was wearing on the morning of the murders

You can write to Sarah Johnson at:

Sarah Johnson 77613
POCATELLO WOMAN'S CORRECTIONAL CENTER, UNIT 4
1451 Fore Road
Pocatello, Idaho 83205

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