Must be a misunderstanding, they were Facebook Friends.
Posted on 03/02/2018 1:07:37 PM PST by Navy Patriot
A 23-year-old mother, who vanished from her front yard as her children played inside, was found dead and covered in leaves Thursday, less than a mile from her home, authorities said.
Alvin Keyser, also 23, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and concealing a dead body after leading investigators to the remains of TerriLynn St. John, according to Middlesex Sheriff's Maj. Michael Sampson.
St. John got into the van willingly, according to Sampson. Investigators say Keyser admitted that he pushed St. John out of the van, continued to hit her, and strangled her until she stopped breathing. Then he covered her with dead leaves ...
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Must be a misunderstanding, they were Facebook Friends.
Wonderful people we are creating in this country. Let’s be sure to have more and more scum like this killer.
With a ghetto name like Alvin he was destined for trouble.
.....if Odungo had a son...
“With a ghetto name like Alvin he was destined for trouble.”
Sgt. York would not agree.
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DO NOT click on the link. It just tried to plant a virus in my computer.
Thank goodness she didn’t have an AR15 or a fully semi-automatic handgun - Alvin might have been hurt!
Alvin is an old European name, hijacked. Much like my own given name.
Would Simon or Theodore have been better?
But nobody is asking the question as to why this “sweet lady” would have some scum like him as a friend on FB?
What are parents teaching their kids these days - if anything at all?
Hey!
One of my favorite uncles is named Alvin!
:-)
Yes, now she just has to explain why her pantyhose was not used to strangle her. I hear she refused to talk to police, a sure sign “gun control” scares criminals.
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