Court documents: Egypt Robinson "has no remorse...she doesn't regret" killing her son

"She doesn't regret it." That's what a witness told investigators about Egypt Robinson. who's accused of killing her 3-year-old son Aries "A.J." Acevedo during Christmas 2015. She's facing a charge of first degree murder and aggravated child abuse. The state has already said it's seeking the death penalty in her case.

In court documents obtained by WJHG/WECP dated December 22, 2016, Tiffany Powell gave a sworn interview to Bay County Sheriff's Office Investigator Sgt. Higgins. Powell is in the Bay County Jail on charges of attempted murder. She says she was so bothered by what Robinson said while the two women were in the same jail cell, that she had to tell investigators.

In the interview, which was conducted December 5th, Powell says Robinson told her "that she killed her son. Um, she told me that she's stabbed him, um multiple times and that he didn't die from the stab wounds so he was suffering. So she drowned him and then um she told me how she...ah put him in a suitcase."

Powell also went on to say "she has no remorse. She doesn't, she doesn't regret it. She, she still thinks till this day that he's supposed to be dead. Um she did it because she said he was the soul of Hitler. His birthday is 4-20 and um he was an evil child is what she said. And she said that if she didn't kill um...he was going keep, grow up and kill all of us. So basically she like saved us by sacrificing him."

Powell also says Robinson claims to be in love with a married man named James from Sarasota. "She thought that he wanted her to do what she did." But Powell says once James found out about what Robinson did, "he was like I hope you're not being serious. Like if you're being serious you're going way more then under the jail or to jail or to hell."

Powell goes on to talk about how Robinson thought she could bring her son back from the dead. According to Powell, Robinson "tried to kill herself and she didn't die. She said, that she thought that because he was her son, she could bring him back after doing the sacrifice. But then she contradicts herself because she says that he's supposed to be dead. He was supposed to die."

In the interview, which lasted for 10 minutes, Powell says "I do know that she doesn't cry for the boy. You know what I mean, it, it's sick, it's she's sick. She's a sick individual. She feels like she's God, she says thinks like she's the queen of illuminati."

Powell also states that Robinson believes someone is going to bust her out of jail. "She thinks that all the rap songs are about her, cause their searching for the queen...If they would just know that I'm being held at Bay County Jail, they'd come get me. And she always things that every time she goes to court, somebody's going to come and hold the van up.

"Like I went to court with her on October 27th and swore when the sirens went by that ah, here comes my people, you know. And she makes a joke out of it. She thinks it's funny. I mean um...she, she does, she'll tell you she's not going to prison. Y'all aren't going to get her: she's going to be another Casey Anthony in a sort of way. She wants the fame. She want the book written about her. She wants it all."

You can read a complete copy of Powell's interview by clicking on the link that says "READ Tiffany Powell deposition about Egypt Robinson."

Robinson's next court date is set for February 6. A trial date has not been set.