Amanda Lewis’s son AJ Lewis now lives with his adopted family. Furthermore, he doesn’t go by his last name Lewis anymore.
Since the trial, Amanda hasn’t seen or spoken to her son AJ Lewis.
She hasn’t received any letters from him.
AJ has been adopted by the family who has been caring for him since Amanda’s arrest and is no longer known as Hutto.
Where Is Amanda Lewis Son AJ Lewis Hutto Now 2022?
Amanda Lewis’s son AJ Lewis lives with his new adopted family.
As per the sources, he is not in touch with his biological mother, Amanda Lewis.
AJ was the half-brother to seven-year-old Adrianna Elaine Hutto from Esto, Florida.
On August 8, 2007, Adrianna’s mother, Amanda E. Lewis, called 911 to report discovering her daughter was unresponsive in the family’s pool.
Adrianna was sent to the adjacent hospital Bay Medical.
She was announced dead about an hour later.
Adrianna’s death has first ruled an accident until her half-brother AJ, then 6, told authorities that he had seen his mother “dunk” Adrianna in the pool.
Adrianna was diagnosed with ADHD, and Lewis noted that she first struggled to interact with her daughter.
Investigators also discovered that neither Adrianna nor AJ appeared to have any toys in the house.
Moreover, Lewis explained it was because the toys had been taken away for a week as a form of punishment.
Adrianna Hutto Death-More On Her Wikipedia Details
Amanda Lewis was falsely convicted in 2008 after her daughter Adrianna Hutto’s death in Florida by accident.
On September 16, 1999, Adrianna Hutto was born and passed away on August 8, 2007.
Nothing gave first responders reason to assume anything other than an accidental drowning.
Amanda’s prosecution revolved around the evidence of her 6-year-old son, AJ, who contradicted himself numerous times during the police investigation and in court.
Before AJ could acknowledge his mother having anything to do with Adrianna’s death, his sister was rushed to the hospital.
AJ spent a significant amount of time under the care of Amanda’s stepfather, Chuck Burns.
Lewis went to trial in February 2008, where the statements of AJ and Dr. Fox were used as evidence.
The defense contended that A.J. was not a trustworthy witness because his narrative had changed numerous times during additional interrogation.
Other evidence presented at trial included an autopsy performed by Dr. Charles Siebert testimony from Lewis’s coworkers.
The prosecution also pointed out several bruises on Adrianna’s forehead corresponding to AJ’s evidence.