Authors: M. William Phelps
Too Young to Kill (48 page)
Nathan Gaudet, one of the Juggalos Adrianne hung out with, is asked on camera by investigators if he cut up Adrianne’s body into seven pieces. (Photo taken from video provided by the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)
These mug shots of Nathan Gaudet were taken after his arrest.
(Photos courtesy of the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)
These mug shots show how Cory Gregory looked when he was arrested in late January 2005 for the murder of Adrianne Reynolds. (Photos courtesy of the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)
The many different faces of sixteen-year-old Sarah Kolb. This was how she looked (above) on the day of her arrest and weeks later (two photos below), after some time in prison. (Photos courtesy of the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)
Cory Gregory in his most recent mug shot. (Photo courtesy of the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)
A more mature looking Sarah Kolb after a few years behind bars. (Photo courtesy of the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)
Some names have been changed to protect the privacy of individuals connected to this story.
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Notes
From HelpGuide.org, a nonprofit online resource that helps people “understand, prevent, and resolve life’s challenges.” If you need more information about this all-too-common problem of self-mutilation many teens suffer from (and are very good at hiding), or you suspect a loved one might be cutting, please visit HelpGuide.org at:
http://www.helpguide.org/mental/self_injury.htm
, or call a professional who can help.
Some of the information in this paragraph and the quote following it is from an article, “The CSI death dogs: Sniffing out the truth behind the crime-scene canines,” by Laura Spinney, Wednesday, May 28, 2008,
The Independent.
