Ellen Gilland sentenced for killing husband in Daytona Beach hospital, threatening others
Ellen Gilland, 78, shot her husband, Jerry Gilland, 77, in his room at AdventHealth hospital in Daytona Beach on Jan. 21, 2023.
Woman sentenced to jail for killing her terminally ill husband
The woman who shot and killed her terminally ill husband in a hospital in 2023 was sentenced Friday after pleading no contest.
Ellen Gilland: Florida woman sentenced in mercy killing of terminally ill husband
Ellen Gilland, a 78-year-old Florida woman, was sentenced Friday for killing her terminally ill husband in what was meant to be a murder-suicide.
VIDEO: Ellen Gilland sentenced to 366 days in state prison, 12 years' probation
Ellen Gilland, 78, testifies about shooting her husband in what was supposed to be a murder-suicide at AdventHealth Daytona Beach in 2023.
Volusia County woman who shot, killed terminally ill husband sentenced to prison
Investigators say Ellen Gilland shot her 77-year-old husband, Jerry, inside AdventHealth Daytona Beach hospital in 2023.
Ellen Gilland, who fatally shot ill husband, threatened others at AdventHealth, sentenced
Ellen Gilland fatally shot her husband at AdventHealth in Daytona Beach in 2023 then threatened hospital staff and police with gun before her arrest.
Ellen Gilland sentenced in mercy killing of husband
A Florida woman was sentenced Friday for the 2023 deadly shooting of her terminally ill husband in a Daytona Beach hospital room. Florida law does not allow assisted dying, sparking debate over end-of-life choices.
Daytona woman sentenced for shooting her husband in murder-suicide pact
A 78-year-old woman who shot and killed her husband in 2023 as part of a murder-suicide agreement was sentenced on Friday.
Wife killed dying husband of 53 years in hospital, Florida cops say. She’s sentenced
A 76-year-old woman shot and killed her terminally ill husband of more than five decades as he lay in a hospital bed, Florida ...
Commentary: The need for compassionate end-of-life-options in Florida
The sentencing in a Daytona Beach slaying case shows that there should be more done to provide medical aid in dying.