Susan Monica, a 66-year-old woman from Oregon, has been found guilty of murdering two men about a year apart and then abusing their corpses by feeding them to her animals at her farm.

According to reports, Monica shot Stephen Delicino, 59, in 2012, claiming that she did so in self-defense. However, forensic evidence later revealed that he had suffered three to four gunshot wounds to the head, with no evidence to support her claim of self-defense.

Monica also claimed that she found Robert Haney, 56, dead on her farm a month after his disappearance in the summer of 2013. She said that pigs were disemboweling him and shot him to ease his suffering. However, forensic anthropologist Veronica Vance testified that Haney's legs had been chopped off with an ax and showed signs of being gnawed by an animal.

The jury heard conflicting testimony from Monica regarding how she killed the two men. At one point, she claimed that Delicino shot himself repeatedly in the head, while at another time, she said that she shot him in self-defense. However, her changing stories were never matched with the forensic evidence.

In his closing arguments, senior assistant deputy district attorney Allan Smith told jurors that Monica's actions were 'cold-blooded' and that she valued her pigs more than human life. Judge Tim Barnack immediately sentenced Monica to a minimum of 50 years in prison after the jury delivered its verdict.

The case is expected to be appealed by the defense. Monica had asked for sentencing as soon as the jury was dismissed, saying that it didn't seem to matter. However, prosecutors argued that she was responsible for the deaths of two men and the abuse of their corpses.

The trial has sent shockwaves through the community, with many people expressing outrage at Monica's actions. The case is a stark reminder of the importance of upholding justice and punishing those who commit heinous crimes.

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