Murderers
March 12th, 1998 at 4:35 pm by Mark SteelTags: capital-punishment, death-penalty, law, lillelid, murder
Thank God these kids haven’t gotten off yet.
Maybe you’ve seen some blurb about it on the news wherever you are. Four “adults” and two “teenagers” killing three people and leaving another with a bullet in his head.
You wouldn’t think much of it, of course. This sort of thing happens ever day in America. I guess that’s why if you go to AltaVista, you come up with only a few occurrences of one of the victim’s names.
Joseph L. Risner, 20. Edward D. Mullins, 19. Natasha W. Cornett, 18. Crysta R. Sturgill, 18. Karen R. Howell, 17. Jason B. Bryant, 14. All from Kentucky.
Kids.
On Sunday, April 6th, 1997, they attempted to kill four people. No big deal, I’m sure. Happens every day. Six kids go out, and kill three people, and leave one barely alive with a bullet in his head.
Just kids.
Your normal, average teenagers. Another “tragic tale of youth gone wild in America.” Nothing to worry about whatever.
The two under the age of 18 are being tried as adults. Three counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted first degree murder. But it’s no big deal. At least it wasn’t four counts of first degree murder, right?
You know, just kids.
All six of them. Out joyriding in their victims’ car after they left them dead and dying in a ditch in Baileyton, Tennessee, just a mile off of interstate 81.
The worst thing the two “youngsters” will ever face is life without parole. Being juveniles, they’re too young to face capital punishment for a childish mistake, aren’t they?
Because they’re just kids.
Arrested April 8th in Douglas, Arizona by U.S. Customs agents as they tried to make their way to into Mexico. There was some squabble about extradition for a few days, and finally everyone was back in Greene Co., Tennessee to be arraigned for trial.
Just some kids…
That’s all. No more, no less. Just some remorseless, evil little shits who grinned and smiled for the camera, acting like nothing at all had happened. They were cold and calm. Completely uncaring.
They’re from broken homes. They were brought up badly. Their father/mother/aunt/uncle was an alcoholic. They were sexually molested as children. The Devil made them do it. It wasn’t their fault. Oh, no.
And as faithful followers of Brother Bill Clinton and the ACLU, it’s our moral, American responsibility to feel sorry for them and abolish the Death Penalty, isn’t it?
Because they’re just average kids!
They made a bad judgement call. They need to be felt sorry for, and rehabilitated, and made into productive members of society again.
Hmmm… how about a dose of REALITY?
A whole family.
Vidar Lillelid, 34. Delfina Lillelid, 28. Tabitha Lillilid, 6. Peter Lillelid, 3. They were driving from home from a religious function when they ran into the aforementioned “model citizens” who are on trial for this brutal crime.
Tabitha and her brother Peter were still alive when officers found them at 8:45PM. She died the next afternoon at 12:05PM. Her three-year-old brother, with a bullet in his head, held onto life. He will never, ever recover fully from that injury. After being discharged from the hospital, he was awarded custody to his father’s family in Sweden.
I’ve never been much for Capital Punishment, either, but how the Hell can anyone feel sorry for these six kids who killed a family, and just for the Hell of it?!
Their lawyers have pulled every trick in the book to get everyone to feel sorry for them. And the final straw was today… the day they claimed the youngest one is the one who actually shot and tried to kill the entire family.
I only hope the jury is competent enough to realise that even if he is the one who did do it, the other five didn’t care much, or else they would’ve done something other than make off with thier victims’ vehicle.
Fucking murderers.
UPDATE! 13-Mar-98 - 19:00 (EST)
Risner, Mullins, Cornett, Sturgill, Howell, and Bryant have received two sentences. Life Imprisonment Without Parole, and 25-Years for the attempted murder of the three-year-old, Peter. To be served consecutively.
This situation … It’s a travesty. Those six nooses from the picture above well-illustrated the general feeling of most of the people around here. They were put up last May, if I remember correctly, by a convenience store owner. He was ordered to take them down because of their proximity to an elementary school.
I can’t help but think that if they had been allowed to stay up, and the parents and teachers had to explain to these children what these screwed up teenagers did, and exactly why people felt that they should die for their crimes, then there might be one-hundred eighty some odd children in East Tennessee who wouldn’t grow up to be complete and utter pricks with no regard for human life.
If life wasn’t good enough for a mother and father, a six-year-old and a three-year-old, then why should it be any good for the ones who killed three of them and left the other clinging to life with an injury from which he will never recover?
Now the American people get to pay for the rooms, meals and security measures that house these six murderers for the rest of their lives.
Is it just me, or does it seem a terrible waste of money?
”Oh, but there’s been too much killing,” said one person close to the Lillelid family.
”That’s just desperation talking,” said another.
Photos copyright © 1997 & 1998 Knoxville New-Sentinel, a Scripps-Howard company. reprinted with permission.
December 26th, 1998 at 3:12pm
I will put a link from the area on my memorial page about the Lillelid Family to yours.
My oldest would have been a sophmore in Pearl, MS High School at the time of the shooting if we hadn’t moved to Tennessee… Strange.
January 15th, 2000 at 10:01am
I KNOW A COUPLE OF THE PEOPLE THAT WERE CHARGED WITH THE MURDERS PERSONALLY.
MY HEART GOES OUT TO THE FAMILY OF THE LILLELIDS, AND IT WAS A TOTALLY UNCALLED FOR CRIME, BUT I HAVE TO TELL YOU THAT THE MURDERS WERE NOT COMMITTED BY ALL OF THE “KIDS”. I PERSONALLY BELIEVE THAT NATASHA CORNETT AND KAREN HOWELL HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE MURDERS OF THE PARENTS. (I KNOW THEM AS WELL) BUT JASON BRYANT WAS THE SOLE SHOOTER. JOE RISNER AND DEAN MULLINS ARE NOT GUILTY OF ANYTHING BUT BEING IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME WITH THE WRONG PEOPLE. I HAVE KNOWN BOTH OF THEM FOR MANY YEARS, AS I HAVE NATASHA AND KAREN, AND I HAVE TALKED TO BOTH OF THEM SINCE. YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND, I KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT THEM, AND MURDER IS NOT IN THEIR VEINS.
JOE ADMITTED THAT HE WAS GOING TO TRY TO STEAL THEIR VAN, BUT HE DID NOT WANT ANYONE HURT. DEAN DIDNT EVEN KNOW THAT THEY WERE GOING TO STEAL THEIR VAN.
HE WAS AWAY FROM THE GROUP WHEN THAT WAS DECIDED, AND WAS JUST TOLD BY RISNER TO FOLLOW THEM IN HIS CAR. DEAN THOUGHT THAT THE LILLELIDS WERE GOING TO ASSIST THEM. THAT IS WHAT I WAS TOLD, AND THAT IS WHAT I BELIEVE. DEAN IS A DEVOUT CHRISTIAN, AND HE HAS BEEN SINCE I CAN REMEMBER. TO THIS DAY, HE SITLL HAS NIGHTMARES, AND WHEN HE HEARD THE GUNSHOTS, HE URINATED ON HIIMSELF. HE IS INNOCENT. I THINK THAT YOU SHOULD DO A LITTLE MORE INVESTIGATING, AND YOU WILL SEE THAT DEAN IS INNOCENT OF ALL CHARGES, AND JOE IS INNOCENT OF MURDER.
PLEASE DO NOT MISUNDERSTAND WHAT I AM TRYING TO TELL YOU. I WOULD GIVE MYSELF TO BRING BACK THAT FAMILY, AND GIVE PETER A NORMAL LIFE WITH HIS PARENTS AND HIS SISTER, BUT I CANT. I SAW PICTURES OF THE MURDER SITE AND SCENE, AND IT DISGUSTS ME. (I WAS TO TESTIFY) I JUST WANT YOU TO LOOK AT WHO U PUT THE BLAME ON, B4 U JUDGE TOO HARSHLY. I DIDNT KNOW THAT JASON BRYANT KID WELL, BUT I DO KNOW MANY THAT DO, AND THEY ALL SAY…EVEN THE ONES THAT HAVE SPOKEN TO HIM SINCE, THAT HE IS GUILTY AND THE SOLE MURDERER. THANK YOU, BJ
January 16th, 2000 at 12:01am
Yeah, nice, and as someone who was supposed to testify, you’ll probably print this out as proof of “public knowlege” that Jason Bryant was the guilty party.
Nevermind that this is the one out of the group who it makes the most sense for the Defense team to pin it all on, since he’s the youngest, will serve the least time, and gives everyone else a scapegoat.
What YOU are doing is “stacking the deck” for the Defense. I could care less about your viewpoint.
I met a few of those punk kids, too. Maybe even you.
September 8th, 2004 at 11:13am
I am a personal friend of the Lillelid family and I just saw your site. Last night on Court TV They aired the killing of this family and of course I started to cry.
I did not go to the trial so seeing what these savages did to my friends killed me. I wish I could put into words what a wonderful family this was. Delfina was a quiet girl loved God, her children, and especially Vidar.
We met Vidar first. Hard worker he was, always wanting more and more for his family. That’s why they moved to Tennessee. They wanted a better life for their children.
Vidar met Delfina at the Kingdom Hall and you could just see how in love they both were. My husband and I went to their engagement party at the park. I have pictures of it which I will always treasure. I can still see Tabitha playing on the steps in the Miami Beach Kingdom Hall while Delfina stood in the back with baby Peter so as not to disturb the services. I miss them all so badly.
When I was reading your site I must say I agree with you wholeheartedly and will do anything in my power to see that these six savages stay behind bars, which I also agree is too good for them.
If you keep up on this case I would appreciate any info you can share. I never want any of them to see life as we know it again. So if you take petitions or are informed of any hearing I would appreciate if we can stay in touch.
I did hear about the custody battle between Definas family and Vidars and know that Vidar’s family got him and Peter went to Sweden, but for some reason I thought Norway? But I no longer see anyone that knows how to reach Vidar’s family. I want Peter to know what a wonderful mother and father he had and how beautiful his mother and sister were. I appreciate the chance to vent all this.
I can see how this affected you as well. I am sending you my home address and e-mail, and thank you for the sincerity shown on your site.
September 17th, 2004 at 12:12am
Unfortunately, I know of nothing further than what’s in the news and what’s on the site. However — their appeals are all out, they each have two consecutive life sentences, with another 25 years on top, and no chance for parole. I am, however, annoyed that I have to pay to house and feed them.
I knew that Vidar was a native of Norway, but his sister, Randi Lillelid-Heier, lives/d in Stockholm, Sweden.
Here are the last two news items I’ve seen…
http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?s=2260347
http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?s=1957683
There was a family trust set up for Peter some time ago, but I’m not sure if it’s still active.
http://www.greeneville.com/trial/trustfund.htm
In ‘97, when all of this happened … Amnesty International went behind the scenes with the killers, to present them in a pitiful way, appealing for public sympathy, etc.
At some point, I broke down … I lost all will to be sensible, practical and civil about the situation. That page was the result. Fortunately, I had the good sense to tone it down a *lot* in subsequent revisions… the original was far too graphic.
People spend countless hours and resources trying to rationalize murder, to understand what goes on in the minds of Murderers. To me, that’s an easy thing to do — the simple fact of the matter is, they do it because they CHOOSE and WANT to, and there’s no mystical formula for figuring out whether or not someone will kill.
Getting inside the minds of their victims is entirely more taxing, and certainly more socially worthwhile. Perhaps if the sciences were geared in that direction, they could teach us how to be unafraid, react quickly and calmly and do what we need to do to stay alive.
As it stands, no matter what science and psychology figure out about Murderers, there will always *be* Murder. It’s an unfortunate function of free will — some people have no boundaries.
Apologies for being long winded … I haven’t thought about much else since I got your message this afternoon, and my wife and I have talked about it all at length. We both hope Peter’s doing well, and know that the Swedes have some marvellous surgeons. I’m sure he’s better off there — he’ll never be ostracised for his injuries.
And maybe some day, he’ll be able to come back, face them, and spit on them … or be a bigger man than me, and forgive.
September 17th, 2004 at 8:02pm
Like I mentioned to you before, actually seeing the crime scene photo’s of my dear friends just killed me. And since then, I found out one or two things of interest. I did find Peter’s trust fund! I also found out he is on a walker and making much progress. He also has a glass eye. And you were right, he is in Sweden. I heard from someone a year or so ago that Vidars sister does not allow Peter to watch anything violent on TV, including the news, therefore he is not aware of all that transpired after he left the US.
I came across another site of interest. It is some psychologist that did a documentary on the six that killed my friends. It was about teen murder — Why, how you can prevent teens from murdering, the signs, etc. Well, of course, nothing was mentioned on how lovely these people were nothing about the children just the savages.
I wrote this doctor and she wrote back telling me they are going to be doing a City Confidential story about the town that the murders occurred in, how it affected the town, it’s people etc. I believe this is coming up now because it’s getting close to the anniversary time. I don’t really know how this doctor is going to portray this, but I did ask her to at least show the beauty of my dear friends. Doubtful, but I hope.
When I saw your site, I saw the outrage but also the sincerity of it, the truth of it all. And on behalf of them and myself, I will say thank you. I was talking to my husband and we were thinking about going to the cemetery just to lay some flowers maybe a windmill for Tabitha some time in April just to pay our respects. I want to let Delfina know I have not forgotten her
Well thank you again, you and your wife, for your caring and your voice.
September 18th, 2004 at 12:45am
As far as not forgetting them … don’t worry … They know.
September 18th, 2004 at 9:57pm
I never studied psychology but “I do not like this woman at all*. And she will be coming to your town for this story.
If you hear anything about this story please let me know. I’d like to find her advisory and as far as religion is concerned I well was never your typical Jehovah’s Witness — can you tell?
I left the religion years ago but never left God. I have all the basics covered and am very comfortable in my skin. Thanks, and keep in touch
March 6th, 2006 at 10:21am
I am sad to say I knew the Joseph Risner boy. It shames to say that man had stepped into my ex-husbands home in Kentucky. I feel like that whole group of psycho grungy losers deserved the death penalty. I pray for that family and I pray for the little boy. My heart is with him.
Joseph drove up in a beat up little car… wanted to use the phone. I remember because the boy was so evil. He had long dark hair and dark eyes, and kept staring at me as though he wanted to say something. He made me very uncomfortable.
I know that I am a complete stranger, but I just wanted to share that with you. That boy has a darkness about him that is just EVIL.
[Note: Edited to remove personally identifiable information]
March 7th, 2006 at 8:44am
Amazes me that it’s been eight years, and I’m still getting feedback. Thanks for sharing.
I grew up in Powell, quite close to the Lillelids. I never knew them, but knew a lot of people who did.
Met a few of the punks at different times — They usually sat in deserted doorways outside of clubs as “runaways” begging for change, drugs and beer. The girls would sit around burning themselves with cigarettes or making fine scars in their skin with razorblades. Idiots.
There were a couple of other losers in that clique who stick out in my mind. One of them was about 5′10, 120 pounds soaking wet, walked with a stoop, black — unwashed and thin — hair and a skinny little beard-in-training, glasses, wore a trenchcoat and combat boots all the time. The second one was a couple of years older (maybe 18 or 19), wide-faced, 5′7-ish, around 160 pounds, with Vanilla Ice hair (too short to be a mullet, but longer still than the multicolored black & white flat top he wore). He ended up becoming a Confederate Hammerskinhead. The first one, far as I know, still lives around and is probably meth’d out of his mind as I write this.
Still funny to me, after all this time, people say, “It’s because they’re bored! They got nothin’ to do where they’re from!”
Seems they have plenty. And most of it’s bad.
August 9th, 2006 at 5:14am
Mark, I am Delfina’s brother and have ever increasingly been bothered by media programs which seem to “sensationalize” teen killers. All the focus tend to be on the murderers and little attention is placed on the victims, their suffering, or the lives of their families in the aftermath of these attrocieties. Dr. Smith and others baske in the media attention that their productions generate. However, after hours of interviews with defendants, their families and government officials, not one minute was allowed for ANY of the victim’s family members. I consider people like DR. Smith to be sensationalist media ghouls.
Please feel free to contact me at any time.
and if DLA still check your blog, I welcome any feedback.
Thanks,
George Zelaya
Miami, Fl.
October 19th, 2006 at 2:49pm
George
I could never know the pain the that you and other family members must be going threw, but I do hate that you are going threw it.
But if you can see that the media projects mis-information, can you also see that the media made the involment of four of these individuals to be more than it was. I’m not saying they were innocent but they aren’t guilty of murder.
It’s okay to feel the pain that you’re feeling but for of these people are losing thier lifes for murders they didn’t commit.
October 19th, 2006 at 4:34pm
You might think about the fact that some people might know more about the real case than you do since you got it second hand.
They were all accessories. Their court testimony proved that beyond a shadow of a doubt. Even if what you say is true, they did nothing to stop it, nothing to get away from the situation, nothing to assist, and nothing to help. They deserve worse than what they got.
October 20th, 2006 at 4:37pm
BJ- You say in your comment that NC and KH had something to do with the murders of the parents but then say Jason was the sole shooter. That doesn’t make a lot of sense.
Then you say that Dean and Joe are victims of timing by being with the wrong people at the wrong time. Joe testified in court that he took the 9mm and approached the family and started the kidnapping. Dean followed him in Joe’s car after everyone entered the van.
Joe didn’t want anyone hurt? Then he probabily shouldn’t have taken a 9mm and approached the family for the reason of stealing the van.
Dean didn’t know they were stealing the van? What did he think when everyone else got into the van at gunpoint that the family was just going to give them the van out of kindness.
I HARDLY SEE THAT ANY OF THEM ARE INNOCENT IN THIS SITUATION!
I don’t think blame should be the issue in the discussion, for a long time I felt like in the father had not approached the group he and his family would still be alive.
I know have the opinion that the bad part of this was that he appraoched these teenagers with the idea that he could spread some joy to them. He would never have hurt them.
That’s truly the worst part of this is that a man who just wanted to spread some joy to some teenagers was then attacked and murdered on a dirt road. And to even further the violence that piece of shit Risner ran over the family and laughed about it.
November 7th, 2006 at 7:42pm
Unless you were at the scene of the crime, you got the information second hand! The felony murder rule is harsh and punishes individuals far beyond their culpable mental state and level of participation…it should be repealed! Yes, they were all accessories …but KH, CS, and DM should have ONLY been convicted of facilitation of felony murder and the underlying felony.
November 17th, 2006 at 4:31am
My father was the lawyer for Joe Risner and although i was kind of young at the time i remember what a stressful time it was. this case was one of the worst in my towns history and i think they got what they deserve. after all this time i saw an episode of natasha cornett on a&e about her sentence and how she knows she has no right to feel sorry for herself but she does because “she’s just a kid” i dont give two shits if she is 20 she killed 3 people and seriously injured a baby. i read one of the comments where joeseph risner was in the wrong place at the wrong time…that is completely wrong…he is the one who took the gun and shot pentagrams in the adults and in the males right eyes…they were right when they said satan was involved…the lillylid family was killed for no reason but i know without a shadow of a doubt i and many other people will not forget them
December 3rd, 2006 at 4:37pm
Natasha Cornett didn’t kill anyone. Nor did Crystal Sturgill, Karen Howell or Dean Mullins. Jason Bryant and possibly Joe Risner did.
December 3rd, 2006 at 5:10pm
Charles Manson didn’t kill anyone, either. And your point is?
December 4th, 2006 at 2:49am
To compare the Manson murders with the Lillelid murders is a bit of a stretch, don’t you think? Completely different in almost every respect, except that a sociopath was responsible in both cases for what proceeded.
BTW…I also hold Tex and co. responsible for what they did. Bugliosi said it best: “I submit that these murders would not have happened had it not been for Charles Manson. But they also would not have happened had these people not wanted to kill.”
The only person or persons who wanted to kill in the Lillelid case were Jason Bryant and possibly Joe Risner.
December 4th, 2006 at 4:25pm
I didn’t compare them at all. But your previous message (yeah, I can see that’s you) implied that only “Jason Bryant and possibly Joe Risner” were guilty.
And … it isn’t true. There was more to that case than simply murder — a lot more. The defense teams fed off each other, with other defense statements claiming Cornett (”Ah, Satan!”) or Mullins or State of Kentucky Department of Health and Human Services to be the more responsible than their clients.
Point is, nobody tried to stop it. Nobody cared after it was done. They all fled in the vehicle stolen from the dead victims. They were all accessories before and after the fact.
They got less than they deserved.
December 15th, 2006 at 8:02pm
I am absolutely baffled on how all of you can justify in your minds, that someone who is an accessory to a murder, should receive the same sentence as the person who committed the murder…that’s crazy. Don’t misunderstand me…what happened to the Lillelid family is an absolute tragedy… but sentencing CS, DM, and KH to 3 life sentences without parole, plus 25 years is not justice, its vengeance! Ironically, those of you, who have taken the vindictive position of “they all got what they deserved”, undermine the very Christian values the Lillelid’s lived by, and died for. Have ya’ll forgotten Hebrews 10:30? “Vengeance belongeth unto me, I will recompense. And again, The Lord shall judge his people.”
I agree, there is more to this case than the murders, but it’s not about the Occult or Satanism…that was fueled by NC, her mother, and her original attorney, Eric Conn, in an effort for NC to pursue an insanity defense…not to mention, it sold a lot of newspapers. The prosecution embraced the theory for their own political gain, I’m sure…it was after all an election year. What this case was about is 6 teenagers partying it up one night in a run down motel…things getting out of control and a TV being stolen from said location…KH’s mother was acquitted with someone that worked at the motel…. thus, KH was recognized as one of the kids in the group that stole the TV…that’s what prompted the “let’s go on a road trip and get out of town for awhile.” The majority of these kids came from economically challenged families and had never been much farther then the hollers in which they grew up. So when NC suggested they needed to acquire a gun or guns for protection based on her past experience in New Orleans…it didn’t seem unreasonable. There was no plan for a cross county crime spree…in fact, there was evidence to the contrary…KH only took part of her money with her…if there weren’t plans to come back…wouldn’t she have taken it all? DM and CS were in the Citation when the unthinkable happens…KH is outside, but not in the immediate vicinity of the shooting based on the lack gunshot residue found on her clothing. JR was hardly a victim of circumstance…he put the ball in motion by initially holding up the Lillelid’s, he ran over Mrs. Lillelid with the van, whether it was accidental or not, is disputed. JB was the sole shooter, but NC is not without guilt, because she told him to do it!
December 16th, 2006 at 2:37am
Carla, as an atheist, why are you quoting the bible?
You asked me, a while back, where I got the images so you could do your term paper. You quoted me, but never gave me a copy.
December 23rd, 2006 at 5:28pm
Mark:
I’m not really sure what you’re talking about? I did ask you about source of the image on your webpage…i was just curious…I’ve never written a term paper regarding the murders of the Lillelid family…so i couldn’t have possibly quoted you.
Are you suggesting that I’m an atheist because of my point of view?
May 20th, 2007 at 12:20am
BJ
I’m sorry about the pain you feel on behalf of those you knew or thought you knew. One thing to be learned is that you need to be careful of who you are with. Joe only intended to steal from them? Well, it is fairly common knowledge that it is wrong and that such actions tend to end with someone getting hurt. How can we to keep order and safety if criminals are treated as meer victims of circumstance?
Carla
Being Christian does not mean that you absolve from responsibility or do not believe in punishment. Christianity is about holding accountable but forgiving in the heart. Forgiveness is more for the forgiver to move on.
October 21st, 2007 at 7:40pm
After reading the post’s that have been made here and knowing, I think, one of the girls, I feel so much sadness for the Lillileds, Natasha, Karan, Chrystal and Dean. Natasha tried to stop Jason but what do you do when a gun is pointed at you.
BJ if in fact you are one of the people to take advantage of my hospitality in my home, I want people to be aware that you and your husband Jason were the people that told Joe that the law was after Karan for setting a room on fire and you were the ones to so willingly tell the prosecuting attorneys all and more about all of the six. You would have been with them if there had been room. I can’t believe that you can say the things about Natasha after using us when you had no place to go and we took you in. That is what this is all about. Natasha wanted to help people so we let some use our home as theirs. I wish that all the angry people would just try to understand that a lot of these things said about Natasha is not true. Hate is what causes murder, some of the people in Greenville would if they had had a chance hung these six and then what. There were six but one or two boys with enough hate in their minds to kill those innocent people, the Lillileds. Can you just hear me and know that Tash and I just wanted to help people. If only you could feel my hurt and heartbreak over this killing. I know Natasha did not kill anyone but she is spending the rest of her life in prison for something that was out of her control. Mark, I wish I could talk to you in person and let you know the real Natasha and the real Madonna.
October 22nd, 2007 at 7:55pm
Really? Would she be the same one making Devil horns and sticking her tongue out like Gene Simmons screaming like a banshee and laughing about it all?
And are you the mother she told everyone about on and off the record?
October 22nd, 2007 at 11:25pm
Yes
October 23rd, 2007 at 9:41am
Then I rest my case.
October 23rd, 2007 at 3:17pm
You knew better then so what changed? Sounds like guilt talking. Besides its easier to make friends with a person whose in jail and cant run away.
October 28th, 2007 at 1:52am
I’m sure if anyone checked into the family life of “The Six”, we would find some type of abuse or abandonment by their families. There seems to be a pattern with serial killers. I think the parents should be punished. Even serial killers will tell you, and I agree, anyone could beome one, but, it’s the environment that brings out the need to go through with it.
May 30th, 2008 at 6:54pm
HAHAHAHAHAH i wanna be in with the murders thats cool
May 30th, 2008 at 6:56pm
so where can i find this group of ppl i wanna go hang out with them i mean i’m really sry about ur family but the damn ppl that done it r my kind of ppl cuz i don’t believe in god i mean yea FUCK HIM
June 4th, 2008 at 7:52am
I don’t even know where to start on you, asshat, but you have been reported to the Colorado State Police. They’re really antsy about kiddies like you since Columbine. Have a nice day!
July 6th, 2008 at 2:59pm
During the sentencing of the six fkucs, it took all of my prayers preventing me from grabbing an officer’s side arm and double tapping all these little scum. For the kiddie losers posting out there I hope you will never, ever have to endure the agony of witnessing your loved ones being slaughtered then killed yourself. These six participated in a vicious crime and only they and God know who were the actual killer, they must all remain in jail so they can always ponder what they took away from my family.
I love you Delfina, Vidar,Tabitha.
GZ
July 6th, 2008 at 4:45pm
*places hand on George’s shoulder*
*nod*
July 30th, 2008 at 12:56pm
wow. i just ran across this site and i have to say i agree with everything you have said. the convenience store owner should have been allowed to keep the nooses hanging. let parents explain th their children what they were meant for.
i don’t understand why people think kids shouldn’t be punished as adults when they commit adult crimes.
my 12 year old knows the difference between right and wrong. but then again my 12 year old has parents that act like parents and not try to act like buddies.