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Forensicwx

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A pair of eight graders stabbed a disabled mother to death as she was cleaning her car then propped her body up in the driver's seat before going for a joyride, police say.

The suspected killers, aged just 13 and 14, are accused of brutally stabbing mother-of-one Tanya Chamberlain, 43, to death with a pocket knife in the early hours of November 1 in Kansas City.

The teens, one of whom is a Boy Scout, then allegedly put her body into the passenger seat with her feet propped up on the dashboard before taking her car on a joyride.

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Investigators say CCTV from a car wash near Kansas City shows Chamberlain vacuuming the inside of her car at around 1.15am on the morning of the alleged crime, KSLA reported.

At 1.51am the suspects can be seen approaching the car wash on the footage, before climbing inside while Chamberlain was in the front seat at 1.57am

Two minutes later the CCTV footage cuts out as the system reboots for daylights savings. When it comes back on Chamberlain, the boys, and the car are gone.

Approximately 20 minutes later police saw Chamberlain's car swerving across the road nearby and the officer flashed his lights for what he believed was a routine traffic stop.

Chamberlain's car pulled over to the side of the road, but as the officer climbed out of his car, two boys jumped from the vehicle and fled along the street.
the officer soon lost the boys, and so returned to the car where he discovered Chamberlain's bloody body sitting in the front.

According to a coroner's report, she had been stabbed in the face, neck, chest, arms and hands.

In the backseat the officer says he found a small penknife, which may have been wrapped in Chamberlain's hair.

Cops released footage of the two boys showing them wearing distinctive hooded tops, and were quickly contacted by friends from Bernard C Campbell Middle School with their identities.

According to friends, the two suspects regularly wore the same outfits to class, and a neighbor of the alleged killers said they came to her house after the crime wearing the same clothes.

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boys have told them incriminating details that could only have been known to somebody who was there on the night.

However, each of them has denied delivering the fatal blows, and blames the other for the killing.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/cri...woman-car-wash-body-joyride-article-1.2433766

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...et-knife-propping-body-car-going-joyride.html
 
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dirty low life scum. I wonder what type of disability she had.
@gatekeeper Is your local news giving anymore details about this, by chance?

All I can find says she had a "medical illness" and that this was a completely random, opportunistic attack.

While I've seen many calling for these two to be tried as adults, I can say the state of Missouri has a pretty successful pioneer program for juvenile offenders, although murderers are not usually included.

Just....why? A 20 minute joyride? I'm afraid no one can rehabilitate a complete disregard for human life, with no known motive. I suspect they are a product of their environment.

Sad, but IMO, throw away the key. To me, a lack of motive, the ones that kill just because there was nothing better to do at 0200, are the truly scary ones.
 
@Forensicwx - I can't find anything fresher than you did except the news from 3 days ago that covered what you've already mentioned - pushing the petition to try them as adults. No mention of it on our live FOX4 & KCTV5 (CBS) broadcast affiliates either. You'd think as scary, random, and totally devoid of any type of empathetic emotion or moral reasoning at such young ages, they'd be following these sociopathic shit stains like a hawk. I guarantee if they were adults they'd be charging them with capital murder. This all I could find online, too, from the 12th: :shrug:

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Two teenagers held in the Jackson County Juvenile Detention Center are both charged with first-degree murder in the stabbing death of 43-year-old Tanya Chamberlain. Thousands of petitioners are calling for the 13-year-old and 14-year-old to be tried as adults via an online effort and letters sent to Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters-Baker.

Court records show that at 1:14 on the morning of November 1, Chamberlain was at the Quick Clean car wash on Langsford Road. At 1:51am, two people believed to be the teens approached Chamberlain, then six minutes later all three get into her car.

The surveillance camera cuts off a couple of minutes later because of daylight saving time.

At 2:12 am, a Lee's Summit police officer suspecting a drunk driver tried to pull over Chamberlain's car, two people bailed out and ran, and the officer found Chamberlain in the passenger seat, stabbed to death.

Jana Cox has written a letter to the prosecutor and is one of the people behind an online petition to have the boys prosecuted as adults, saying this was a heinous crime and if these boys did it, they deserve to be locked up for life.

"We are seeing more and more crime with juveniles, and it seems the juveniles are getting younger and the crimes are becoming more violent, and I just think that we as a community should make the courts more aware that we are tired of it," Cox told FOX 4’s Shannon O’Brien.

Close to 3,000 have signed the petition.

"I was quite shocked when I looked today and saw there was over 2,700 signatures on the petition and we had received word on Sunday night that there had been over 2,000 emails sent to the prosecutor,” Cox said.

Police say the teenagers are in the eighth grade at Bernard Campbell Middle School in Lee's Summit.

Court records show police recovered clothing matching that in the surveillance video from the boys' homes, but a search of their school lockers turned up no evidence. One of the teens has a prior criminal record, but the other does not.

Whether they will be charged as adults will depend upon the juvenile court’s decision. Because of the level of this crime, there will be a mandatory certification hearing.

http://fox4kc.com/2015/11/12/petiti...eens-as-adults-in-lees-summit-fatal-stabbing/

And this one posted yesterday from news.jammedup.com:
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Two Missouri middle school teens fatally stabbed a woman while she was vacuuming her car and then went on a gruesome joyride with her dead body propped up in the front seat, according to reports.

The two boys, 13 and 14, allegedly stabbed 43-year-old Tanya Chamberlain in the face, neck, chest and hands on Nov. 1 as she visited a local car wash and vacuumed her vehicle, according to documents obtained by KCTV5.

Court documents said the two teenagers attended Bernard Campbell Middle School, where one of them was on the football team. Police searched their personal and gym lockers for evidence.

Records indicate Chamberlain was vacuuming her car at the Quick Clean Car Wash in Lee’s Summit at 1:14 a.m. At 1:52 a.m., the two teenagers approached her. At 1:57 a.m., Chamberlain got into the driver’s seat and the two suspects also got into the car. At 1:59 a.m., the recording stops so the camera could reset for Daylight Saving Time. When the camera turned back on, the vehicle was gone.

People at Bernard Campbell Middle School said they were shocked to hear the details.



“That is shocking to me,” said Lisa Vernon, of Lee’s Summit. “I hadn’t heard any details, so that’s shocking to me for this community.”

After the teens were pulled over while driving Chamberlain’s car, they ran off. Police found Chamberlain inside, stabbed in the neck and twice in the chest. She had cuts on her hands, fingers, arms and face.

Police said they recovered a blood-covered knife in the back seat that appeared to have the victim’s hair on it.

“I thought it was very unfortunate. It’s kind of shocking how two eighth graders could do something like that,” said Scott Thomason, of Lee’s Summit.

Records show that a search of the teens’ residences found items of clothing that were consistent with clothing observed in surveillance video.

Police also said that the 13-year-old suspect implicated both boys during an interview with police.

The reports don’t answer what the boys were doing out at 2 a.m., what they told the victim and why she let them get into her car.

At the teens’ next hearing, a judge will determine if they will be charged as adults or juveniles.

http://news.jammedup.com/2015/11/14...man-prop-up-body-nd-go-joy-riding-in-her-car/
 
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Adults don't have curfews. Kids do. What were these two punks doing out at that time of night and where was the parental supervision? The parents need to be charged too. I hope they do get charged as adults.
 
Someone who works nights. A nurse, or a housekeeper at a hotel, for instance.
OMG I actually completely agree with Pete on something other than that otters are cute. I often am out at that time, because I always seem to work nights or overnights. So to me, it's not so odd that she was out. When you work while people are asleep, you have to find odd times to get things done. Or her husband just got home and the kids had made a mess in the car, and that was the soonest she could clean it and leave the kids with someone. Or she had to get a quick errand. Or who knows.
 
More quality child-rearing on display.

I'll presume the boy scout was going for his "Citizenship in the Community" merit badge??

Just destroy this trash before it further develops into a bigger problem.
 
Trevon Henry was 14 when he was certified to stand trial as an adult in the fatal stabbing of Tanya Chamberlain of Lee’s Summit. Henry pleaded guilty recently to one count of first-degree murder, one count of first-degree robbery and two counts of armed criminal action.

Prosecutors will recommend the appropriate penalty after assessing the vicious nature of the offense and Henry’s prospects for rehabilitation. His sentence will be determined in January by Jackson County Circuit Judge Jennifer Phillips.

There is little dispute these were serious crimes that merit serious punishment. Henry would have faced life in prison without the possibility of parole. The guilty plea apparently took that off the table.

But it’s still possible that Henry will never be a free man again. Consecutive sentences that effectively amount to life in prison are a reality. He shouldn’t remain behind bars for the rest of his adult life for a crime he committed as a juvenile.

Co-defendant Joshua Trigg, who was 13 at the time, was also certified as an adult. The case against Trigg is pending. His trial is scheduled to begin Nov. 26.

Henry and other juvenile offenders should eventually have a shot at redemption, as the federal judge suggested. And state officials are obligated to give Henry and others the real possibility of parole.
https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article220346365.html
 
They should never have a free breath again. Every breath, every heart beat, every shit they take should be behind bars.
 
Makes me sick society seeks to protect these stains just cuz they were young. There is absolutely no reason to put them back in society again. Cage them until they die.
 
@Satanica

Seventeen-year-old Joshua Trigg has been sentenced to 15 years in prison in the stabbing death of a woman who was attacked at a car wash.

Trigg was 13 when 49-year-old Tanya Chamberlain was kidnapped and killed in 2015.

Chamberlain had been stabbed or cut 49 times.

Trigg’s co-defendant, Trevon Henry, was sentenced in January to two life sentences plus 50 years. Henry was 14 at the time of the killing.
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Trig & Henry
 
Horseshit.
have no idea who made the juvie remark but one up you: crimes like this I believe in execution regardless of the minor bit, fuck these maggots they destroyed their own future when they took someone elses in something this senseless and evil, being stabbed to death with a penknife would not have been easy or painless, she had to have bled out incapacitated for a period of time, imagine your last moments of life being in this situation
 

Explanation of why she was washing her car at 1AM, and she had MS.
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Fetters said her daughter kissed her for the last time before going to see some friends at about 10 p.m. that Halloween night.

“They played games and stuff at their house. She was leaving from there," she said.

On the way home, Tanya stopped at a car wash at about 1 a.m. It was late, but Fetters said her daughter had multiple sclerosis and avoided doing anything during the day when the sun was out.

“She was a clean freak. That’s why she was there. She cleaned her car twice a week whether it needed it or not," Fetters said.
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Too funny, did they think they had privacy in a police interrogation room or did they just have no fucks left to give? Not the sharpest family.

Edit: This is from the official complaint, hence the weird verbiage.

The Deputy Juvenile Officer and I left the interview room. T. Henry sat next to his mother on a coach that was in the room. Per department policy, all interview rooms are recorded (audio and video). The recording was still active after the Deputy Juvenile Officer and I left the room. T. Henry and his mother talked after we left the interview room. Most of the conversation could not be heard but the following summarizes some of the statements between T. Henry and his mother:

A. T. Henry told his mother that he was with J. Trigg when T. Chamberlain was murdered.

B. T. Henry stated that he and J. Trigg “jumped her” in order to get inside her vehicle and drover her vehicle out of the parking lot. When they were stopped by the police department he and J. Trigg both ran from the vehicle.

C. Towards the end of their conversation T. Henry asked his mother what she did with his shirt and pants. His mother told him that she threw the items away in the trash.

 
It always amazes me that people shake their heads and saying kids are maturing and being made to grow up younger and younger these days when it comes to things like sex, education and staying home alone, yet when young teens commit crimes it's "oh but they're so young, they shouldn't have to pay for this for the rest of their lives". Yes, yes they should. If we expect kids to be mature enough to learn math in 5th grade that we were doing in 9th and starting sex ed in 4th and so on, then at 13 they're damn well old enough to know that murdering a random stranger and stealing her car has lifelong consequences. I would go so far as to speculate they even knew that the surveillance camera would reset for daylight savings at the exact time they were committing the crime.
 
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