After the verdict was issued, 38 year old Longsworth quietly shook her head in seeming disbelief. And when she was being escorted out of court, she broke away form police and tried to physically attacked photojournalist Rowland Parks.

And so, tonight, the 38 year-old Longsworth is at prison awaiting her sentence - which is likely to be life in prison. In the month-long, highly controversial case, the prosecution, represented by Crown Counsel Shenieza Smith, summoned media personnel from both Channel 5 and Channel 7 who contributed to the recording, broadcast, and storage of 4 interviews Longsworth conducted. In those interviews, Longsworth admitted that on the night of July 15, 2010, she threw gasoline on White and lit him on fire. He died 17 days later at the KHMH from burn injuries.

And Crown Counsel Smith managed to get the court to admit those interviews into evidence, which is a precedent, since electronic evidence is very rarely used in a criminal trial.

In her defence, Longsworth gave a dock statement in which she accepted that she did wrong when she through gasoline White and lit him on fire, but she maintains that she did it in self-defence.

She also told the court that White physically abused her many times throughout their relationship. She also said that White, as part of the wrongs he did her, caused her to contract HIV from him.

She also begged the court for leniency and asked for consideration of the fact that she is the mother of 3 children and only their provider.