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Post by zoldos on Nov 1, 2018 3:14:28 GMT -5
This teen (16 at the time) and some teen friends killed a whole family (children too). She's serving a life sentence, but after 20 years, she "is tired of prison and wants to be free". It doesn't work that way.   |
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Post by Alice on Nov 10, 2018 10:25:43 GMT -5
Yeah, it never works that way. You don't get to walk out of prison just because you're bored with it. You're in prison because you committed a crime and that is the consequences of your actions.
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Post by NDX on Nov 10, 2018 14:08:47 GMT -5
As someone who works with kids I see this very same attitude with them when they get in trouble and have to deal with consequences. Some never grow out of that bullshit.
They should do to her what most parents do to whiny bored kids. "Here's a cell phone, shut the fak up," but instead hand her a broken cell phone and proceed to laugh at the ish fit she'll have.
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Post by endo on Nov 10, 2018 16:47:51 GMT -5
Just a little more info about this particular case, her name is Natasha Wallen Cornett and she and five of her friends were accused of murdering Vidar Lillelid (34), his American wife Delfina (28) and their daughter Tabitha (6) on April 6th, 1997. The couples 2 year old son was also shot, but he survived. It should be noted also that Cornett is a self proclaimed satan worshiper.
She was arrested 2 days later and at her trial, plead guilty to all charges to avoid the death penalty. The murders occurred in Tennessee. In her testimony it was strongly argued that she didn't participate in any of the murders, and actually tried to stop them. Of course, none of the other five involved would corroborate her story and she was found guilty and sentenced to three life sentences without parole. I didn't read a whole lot more on the case, so I don't know much about the others involved in the murders. I think this particular case with her stands out because it was so strongly argued that she didn't actually participate in the killings, yet still plead guilty to all charges. Is she telling the truth, or not? Who knows? Just the fact that she was friends with people who would do this seems to incriminate her enough. Kind of hard to buy she wasn't actually involved. I personally don't buy her story, and hope she never gets out of prison. More info here: murderpedia.org/female.C/c/cornett-natasha.htm |
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Post by NDX on Nov 11, 2018 5:11:30 GMT -5
I think they made a few Law & Order episodes about this case.
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Post by zoldos on Nov 12, 2018 22:09:02 GMT -5
I saw a show about her and the others on I think it was Snapped. We watch a lot of shows like that on ID and Oxygen. It might have been Deadly Women.
I obviously don't condone such actions, but I find serial killers/mass murderers to be quite interesting....
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Post by endo on Nov 12, 2018 22:11:58 GMT -5
I do too. Just something fascinating about why people do these things. Of course, I always love it when years later they want parole and are saying how sorry they are for what they've done.
That may be, many are young like this girl when they commit their crimes, but the people they killed and their families don't get a second chance, why should they?
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Post by zoldos on Nov 12, 2018 22:27:17 GMT -5
Yes agreed. I also love it when they "find God". I don't care what you "found", you are still a killer and deserve no rights.
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