The Teens Were Tried As Adults
Rachel Shoaf and Shelia Eddy were fatigued as grownups despite the fact that they were both only 16 years old. Finally, in January 2014, she pleaded guilty to the murder of her best friend. She was sentenced to life in prison with the chance of parole after fifteen years. Many individuals who have followed the case believe she will spend the rest of her life in prison. Rachel, on the other hand, received a lighter punishment. She was only convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to thirty years in prison. We’re guessing this has something to do with her complete confession and aiding in the discovery of the body. Despite this, let us not forget that she, along with Shelia, murdered someone.
The Teens Were Tried As Adults
What The Grieving Father Had To Say
The victim’s father, David Neese, did not believe the two daughters deserved mercy from anyone. “They’re both sickos, and they’re both exactly where they need to be: away from civilization, imprisoned like animals.” “Because that’s what they are: animals,” he explained. Can you fathom how bad things must be for the Neese’s? They had lost their only kid in the most heinous way possible. We can only hope that they will recover from this. Every now and again, David loves to pay a visit to a tree in the Pennsylvania woods. It’s covered in images of Skylar, who was murdered by two envious, murdering “friends.”
What The Grieving Father Had To Say
