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A few days ago a tragedy happened in my local media market: Two 15 year old girls killed the grandparents of one of the girls and took off in their car. They were caught a day ago. The reason we learn now is that the grandparents had foribidden their kind of "un-natural" love.
Sad.
I do wonder though if the story will be reported outside of Atlanta. The national media seems obsessed with sordid stories about missing women, murder, and mayhem but will it be willing to treat this local story as a national one because it involves a taboo? I'm starting the countdown here.
http://www.365gay.com/newscon04/08/080504teenMurd.htm
A 15 year old suburban Atlanta, Georgia girl described as a cold blooded killer is accused of recruiting her 16 year old lover to help her murder her elderly grandparents.
When police finally caught up with Holly Harvey, they noticed she had jotted a do-do list on her forearm: kill, keys, money, jewelry, it said. Harvey allegedly cooked the plot to kill Carl and Sarah Collier, with whom she lived, because they had ordered her stop seeing Sandy Ketchum and give up drugs.
Investigators say that Harvey convinced Ketchum to help her. They describe Harvey as "stone cold" and a "manipulator".
Ketchum, armed with a knife, snuck into the home and hid under a bed until Harvey lured the elderly couple into the room.
The Collier's bodies were found in the basement. They had each been stabbed more than 15 times.
Police say that the girls had attempted to get some guns by calling friends they had met during their times in juvenile detention centers.
Investigators found a poem that Harvey had written in which she described how depressed she had been and that she cried herself to sleep. The poem contained the line, "All I want to do is kill."
The girls fled the home in the grandparent's sport utility vehicle. Police tracked them through the night as they made phone calls to friends, telling one they were on Interstate 16 heading for the Georgia coast.
When the girls were arrested near dawn Harvey laughed at arresting officers.
"She was callous and cocky," said Lt. Col. Bruce Jordan of the Fayette County Sheriff's Department. "She is the coldest and most heartless individual I've ever interviewed.
Jordan said that Harvey is refusing to cooperate with investigators but that Ketchum has been helpful.
"She was in it for the love," Jordan said.
"I believe the evidence at trial will be that the motive was to gain freedom and be able to stay together forever," he said.
Sad.
I do wonder though if the story will be reported outside of Atlanta. The national media seems obsessed with sordid stories about missing women, murder, and mayhem but will it be willing to treat this local story as a national one because it involves a taboo? I'm starting the countdown here.
http://www.365gay.com/newscon04/08/080504teenMurd.htm
A 15 year old suburban Atlanta, Georgia girl described as a cold blooded killer is accused of recruiting her 16 year old lover to help her murder her elderly grandparents.
When police finally caught up with Holly Harvey, they noticed she had jotted a do-do list on her forearm: kill, keys, money, jewelry, it said. Harvey allegedly cooked the plot to kill Carl and Sarah Collier, with whom she lived, because they had ordered her stop seeing Sandy Ketchum and give up drugs.
Investigators say that Harvey convinced Ketchum to help her. They describe Harvey as "stone cold" and a "manipulator".
Ketchum, armed with a knife, snuck into the home and hid under a bed until Harvey lured the elderly couple into the room.
The Collier's bodies were found in the basement. They had each been stabbed more than 15 times.
Police say that the girls had attempted to get some guns by calling friends they had met during their times in juvenile detention centers.
Investigators found a poem that Harvey had written in which she described how depressed she had been and that she cried herself to sleep. The poem contained the line, "All I want to do is kill."
The girls fled the home in the grandparent's sport utility vehicle. Police tracked them through the night as they made phone calls to friends, telling one they were on Interstate 16 heading for the Georgia coast.
When the girls were arrested near dawn Harvey laughed at arresting officers.
"She was callous and cocky," said Lt. Col. Bruce Jordan of the Fayette County Sheriff's Department. "She is the coldest and most heartless individual I've ever interviewed.
Jordan said that Harvey is refusing to cooperate with investigators but that Ketchum has been helpful.
"She was in it for the love," Jordan said.
"I believe the evidence at trial will be that the motive was to gain freedom and be able to stay together forever," he said.
