Documentary on The Lillelid Murders
And I was pretty much sickened by the whole thing, including the families that raised them, the cops that didn't do there jobs and especially the state trooper that just wrote them a speeding ticket. I mean come on, a junk car vivienne westwood, packed full of kids, from another state, minors in the car and was probably full of drugs. He could've saved 3 lives, but all he cared about was money.
I thought it was pretty clear that the ONLY thing the trooper had on them was the driver was speeding. It was a horrible tragedy, no doubt.. The things reported by the family hasn't been reported properly for it to show up in the system. Therefore, he could not have lawfully detained them.
This is an excellent example of what dysfunction does to innocent children who never got a chance. Poor Peter Tabitha Lillelid It was also tragic that the thugs who did that were once innocent children in poverty dysfunction who never had a chance got mixed up in evil that ultimately led them down the wrong path. I hope other young people will learn from this horrific tragedy of falling into the wrong crowd beats by dre, being at the wrong place time with bad people, that the bad DECISIONS you make can have life long negative impact. This case still makes me cry microsoft office 2010 product key.
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I thought it was pretty clear that the ONLY thing the trooper had on them was the driver was speeding. It was a horrible tragedy, no doubt true religion outlet online.. The things reported by the family hasn't been reported properly for it to show up in the system tiffany blue nikes. Therefore, he could not have lawfully detained them.
This is an excellent example of what dysfunction does to innocent children who never got a chance. Poor Peter Tabitha Lillelid It was also tragic that the thugs who did that were once innocent children in poverty dysfunction who never had a chance got mixed up in evil that ultimately led them down the wrong path casque beats. I hope other young people will learn from this horrific tragedy of falling into the wrong crowd, being at the wrong place time with bad people, that the bad DECISIONS you make can have life long negative impact. This case still makes me cry.
Well said and I agree.
Very sad.
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Interesting documentary. I wish they would have talked to more than just the one girl. There is no way the officer could have known what was going to happen. He did his job within the boundaries of the law victoria secret outlet.
Yes, I watched the entire documentary and I would've liked to see them interview the others as well. The fault of this tragedy could never be put on the officer. Those who believe such only wish to punish more for this deplorable moment of history monster beats. That, I suppose is natural, but you mustn't punish the innocent. This officer could have, in no way, foreseen the horror these kids would be committing. Many people have been shown mercy by officers.
I am quite saddened by it all.
A mom and dad and two beautiful babies.
Kids not understand how precious life is. Hurt in their soul. Trying to belong ティファニー. And finding a home with evil.
Yes. something was broken within when I followed this case as it was for so many. And I'm not certain it still isn't.
That poor innocent family.
So close to home.
The shooter. he will never hold my sympathy in any since of the word.
Nita Mann wrote:
A few yrs back, I saw an update on Peter Lillilid lululemon sale, the lone surviving little boy pandora beads. It was so very sad lululemon. He still has physical disabilities as he is blind in one eye has impaired motor skills. He was very fortunate to have loving family extended family in Sweden Norway, far away from the tragedy. i cannot imagine the mental scars he will always have. Although none of us knew him ヴィトン 財布, we in Greene County will always love him have a special place for him in our hearts. I certainly do!
I like that.
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I think I remember seeing a write up in the paper about the documentary when it was made but I'm surprised this isn't more widely known clarisonic mia. It was fairly well put together. It really didn't try to sway you one way or another as to the guilt or innocence of any of them. Maybe slightly towards Natasha Cornett but it didn't change my opinion at all. I really wish it would have gotten more into the forensics side of the investigation. I would have liked to see how they determined who the shooter was and what evidence they had. Still a very good documentary of one of the darkest days in Greene County history.Related：