The murder of Aaron Hall.

[icarus]

Picked up from yin_again: Aaron Hall.

The surprise is that this murder is not getting attention from the press. Then I read this: "Police found Hall's body 10 days after his death wrapped in a tarp in the garage of Jackson County Deputy Coroner Terry Gray, whose son is one of the accused."

Uh-hunh.

I say: Try 'em and fry 'em.

Comments

[bruinsfan.livejournal.com]

Seriously, these people perpetrated something akin to Nazi war crimes on the poor victim, the sort of thing that just screams serial-killer-in-the-making to me. Hopefully the judge (their lawyers couldn't possibly risk jury trials now that they've confessed, could they?) will see to it that they're responsible for brown-outs at earliest opportunity.

Also hopefully Gray Sr. will be forced to resign or just booted out of his position of authority. How can someone who's a trained investigator possibly fail to notice a decomposing corpse stored in his own home for a week?

[icarusancalion.livejournal.com]

How can someone who's a trained investigator possibly fail to notice a decomposing corpse stored in his own home for a week?

Oh shit. I mean, no one expects their kid to bring home a dead body -- it's not the first thing you think of! -- but after a week?

[bruinsfan.livejournal.com]

By the way, I forwarded this on to a journalist friend of mine in Massachusetts. He said bits and pieces are familiar, so he's heard something about the case recently even on the East Coast. And he figures the national media will start picking it up when the actual trial starts.