Young Killer Baby Girl Mp3 Download
Joseph Kitchens
Bell was convicted of manslaughter in relation to both killings in December 1968, in a trial held at Newcastle Assizes when she was 11 years old, and in which her actions were judged to have been committed under diminished responsibility.[6] She is Britain's youngest female killer[7][8] and was diagnosed with a psychopathic personality disorder prior to her trial.[9][10] Her accomplice in at least one of the killings, 13-year-old Norma Joyce Bell (no relation), was acquitted of all charges.[4]
As a baby, toddler, and young child, Mary frequently suffered injuries in household accidents while alone with her mother, which led her family to believe that either her mother was deliberately negligent, or intentionally attempting to harm or kill her daughter. On one occasion in about 1960, Betty dropped her daughter from a first-floor window; on another occasion, she plied her daughter with sleeping pills. She is also known to have once sold Mary to a mentally unstable woman who was unable to have children of her own,[17] resulting in her older sister, Catherine, having to travel alone across Newcastle to reclaim Mary from this individual and return the child to her mother's home on Whitehouse Road.[18]
That evening, both girls were interviewed about these incidents. Both girls denied any culpability for the air raid shelter incident, claiming they had simply discovered the boy, bleeding heavily from a head wound, after he had fallen. Further questioned about the attempted strangulation of the three young girls, Mary denied any knowledge of the incident. However, Norma admitted Mary had tried to "throttle" each of the girls, stating:
This is a list of youngest killers, i.e. the youngest people confirmed by reliable sources to have deliberately killed another human being. Individuals in this list are documented to be age 17 or younger.
Later on in 1982, Gary talked his wife at the time, Donna Young, into given birth in a hot tub at his "clinic". He held the baby, a little girl, underwater for an hour until she died. The coroner said she died from oxygen deprivation and would have lived had he not held her underwater.
In 2006, Sada allegedly murdered his six-year-old cousin, the daughter of his uncle. It is thought he also killed his own baby sister who was only eight months old. His last victim was even younger - a six-month old baby girl called Kushboo who lived in the neighbourhood, the report says.
The Daily Mirror report noted that other especially young killers across the world include James Fairweather from Essex, who was just 15 when he murdered two victims and was planning another before his arrest.
Disturbingly, some family members were aware of the atrocities that unfolded within the confines of their household, yet these acts were labeled as "family matters." Silence prevailed, allowing the horrors to persist. It was not until 2007 that the outside world would glimpse the true nature of Amarjeet's depravity. His alleged final victim, a six-month-old baby girl named Kushboo, disappeared without a trace from a local primary school.
Nadine Young described her granddaughter as family-oriented, a fireball and a big prankster. She laments how her granddaughter won't get to see her two living children or her unborn child grow up because police killed her. She said her granddaughter was due to give birth in November to a baby girl.
This undated photo issued by Cheshire Constabulary, shows nurse Lucy Letby. Letby, a former neonatal nurse who was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of seven babies in her care and trying to kill six others at a U.K. hospital will face a retrial on a charge of attempting to murder a newborn baby girl, prosecutors said Monday, Sept. 25, 2023. (Cheshire Constabulary via AP)
The murder of JonBenet has been a topic of interest in the United States for two decades. JonBenet was found lifeless in her home. On that day, her mother, Patsy Ramsey - who died in 2006 of ovarian cancer at the age of 49 - called 911 to report her daughter's disappearance and the discovery of a ransom note for $118,000 - the amount of a bounty the girl's father had recently received. The note stated that if the money was not paid, the child would be beheaded. But a few hours later, the young victim was found in the basement of the family home in the quiet town of Boulder, Colorado. Her wrists were bound, she had duct tape over her mouth.
This is FRESH AIR. I'm Terry Gross. Brooke Shields is the subject of a new documentary on Hulu called "Pretty Baby" that has already become part of the larger conversation about the sexualization of children and young women. Her career started as a baby in soap commercials and print ads. She went on to become an actress, famous in part for her beauty. One of her most notable and controversial roles was in the 1978 movie "Pretty Baby," in which, at the age of 12, she played a child prostitute. Brooke Shields talked about her life and career with our guest interviewer, Tonya Mosley, the host of the podcast Truth Be Told.
MOSLEY: But as the new documentary "Pretty Baby" explores, Shields' early career was defined by a sexuality that both she and the world are still trying to understand. In this two-part series now on Hulu, director Lana Wilson peels back the layers of Shields' story, examining the toxic culture and power structure that perpetuates misogyny and objectifies young girls. Brooke Shields has had a long career as a model, a Broadway, film and television actor. She's authored several books and is the host of the podcast "Now What?"
MOSLEY: That is really interesting, the two things you said there. One is you wanted to be liked. I think that's something that a lot of women and young girls can understand. You go along with things because you want to be liked.
MOSLEY: The funny thing is, watching the documentary and seeing these clips, one might think, oh, well, this is in the rearview mirror, the way that interviewers interview children. But then I recently saw a video where someone stitched together a series of interviews that reporters had done with Justin Bieber when he was a child. And some of the questions were so suggestive and inappropriate. And this was just a few years ago by comparison. Why do you think there is such a need to - maybe it's not sexualize but adultify (ph), if that's even a word, child stars? You dealt with it. We see this so much with young stars, especially if they're considered, like, you know, showboats or the object of desire for young girls or boys.
In an awe-inspiring incident that defies conventional notions about wild predators, a young killer whale recently demonstrated remarkable intelligence by seeking assistance from a group of humans to save its entangled mother.
The young whale took on the role of a guide, leading the rescue team to a larger killer whale trapped in a fishing net. He navigated the waters with purpose, as if fully aware that the humans possessed the means to save its entangled mother. This remarkable display of intelligence left the rescuers in awe, highlighting the complex cognitive abilities of these magnificent marine creatures.
The story starts in Carbondale, Illinois, where a 911 dispatcher by the name of Richie Minton would find himself on the other end of a 911 call."},"_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"e3ef1b8465de9dd5cf4f363941143c8d","aside":false,"text":"Was it a tragic accident or an act with intention? Or could the truth about how Molly Young died be hiding behind the very people sworn to protect it?","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:divider-block:1-0-0","etag":"fd3b98b06c529b6a625536d495b0c4a8","aside":false,"stroke_color":"secondary","stroke_style":"solid","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:video-block:1-0-0","etag":"a300362b2e3a8a8ca8f4a641645ef3ad","aside":false,"node_ref":"tcd:video:e1142027-616e-5047-805e-88ab975095b7","autoplay":false,"muted":false,"start_at":0,"show_more_videos":false,"_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"e6032e11dab61e37fa3de6cb4c1fe289","aside":false,"text":"She was the third of three, the baby. But Molly Young had a soul much older than her years.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"b1cb815587b1036c5442cc35aa331f0e","aside":false,"text":"\"She loved music and art and literature, very intellectual and articulate,\" said Molly's sister Holly Powell.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"ce5f49653ef7fc43f0697e4706d57912","aside":false,"text":"A staunch non-conformist with the heart of an artist and the talent to back it up.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"3bef9c42e05b5627643334ebada636df","aside":false,"text":"\"Molly is my youngest daughter, my baby daughter. She liked photography and art and she was very good at it,\" said Larry Young, Molly's father.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"89622ebcd4ad2bb7c66030beb29e50c1","aside":false,"text":"In high school, she even placed in a national photo competition. But behind the camera, Molly's life wasn't always so picture-perfect. As a teen, she struggled with bouts of depression, often writing about them in her journal.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"530f75fcb89e9b5aaeb756cbc27813bb","aside":false,"text":"And then later, there was \"the scare.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"0d84f27093fdfa010e3afc735c922c3e","aside":false,"text":"\"She had what she thought was cancer of the thyroid,\" said Larry Young. \"In some of her photographs you could see the knot on her neck. And she got scared and depressed.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"194b5ff7024819875c166d602420a588","aside":false,"text":"Surgery removed the mass, and thankfully, it wasn't cancer. But some say that around that time there was a dangerous malignancy growing in Molly's midst: Her boyfriend, a young Carbondale police dispatcher named Richie Minton.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"b62d3399b7045cec332b1252d1d47080","aside":false,"text":"\"You know, they're early 20s, most of the guys at her age are not the most responsible, so I thought 'Oh my gosh, he's got a good job,'\" said Molly's sister Holly. \"So when they first got together, I was actually happy for her. I was thrilled that she was with him.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"be87094ed99829b4c0ed14d1ee7f9eee","aside":false,"text":"But Molly's dad had a much different first impression -- something about that smile.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"ab3c353bc29925a8e742132d4f525920","aside":false,"text":"\"When he smiled it just, and I don't know if it was because of his bad teeth, it was just a feeling, you know, a feeling that he's an evil person,\" said Larry.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"5fd67d098f7632c1f8a26736ad000d19","aside":false,"text":"Larry admits it could've just been the overprotective father in him. But according to others, there were plenty of tangible reasons to disapprove of the relationship.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"510d76923c604381a7a032a81bff0d55","aside":false,"text":"\"I knew he was manipulative from the things she had told me. I knew he put her down,\" said Molly's mother Kathy Young.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"56cdd6b5715965d8eef3aa7702877feb","aside":false,"text":"And apparently, Molly ended things several times. But Molly's mom says Richie knew just how to get her daughter back.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"69d758bef9c0b2c7e6a14ae15df40dd7","aside":false,"text":"\"I was over at her house one day, she said 'Richie just texted me that he's gonna kill himself if we don't get back together.' I said 'He is manipulating you.' I said 'He's not going to kill himself.' She said 'Well, how can you be sure though, mom?'\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"6d54bd09657a202a1ff13a73be97c0e1","aside":false,"text":"And it went back and forth like this for over a year, until one day, staying away became much more complicated.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"fa40eb035583061bee6fc5d7919c8bcc","aside":false,"text":"\"She called me one morning and she was with him. She told me then 'I'm pregnant,'\" said Holly. \"'We've talked about it, and I've decided I'm going to have an abortion.'\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"507f978b6583f0e113ad133e082d7467","aside":false,"text":"With Richie Minton in the room, Molly Young tells her sister that given her recent medical issues, she doesn't feel healthy enough to carry the baby. But Holly says that wasn't the full story.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"715df1f7bb3ff59863928bbb7bbc451f","aside":false,"text":"\"She later told me that the real reason was because she did not want him to treat their child the way that he had always treated her,\" Holly tells Crime Watch Daily. \"She described him as sociopathic. She described his narcissism and sense of grandeur and just not really having empathy for others. She didn't feel like he was capable of raising a child.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"04c22d9a265007703c768b0f6f7c0385","aside":false,"text":"It's a serious claim, and no one but Molly's family can verify the conversation even took place. But what does seem well-documented is that Richie did take Molly to have a medically induced abortion. And shortly after that, the two broke up again.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"b1495fbd768f17a5144524efb0b5c0bf","aside":false,"text":"Then, a few days later, on Friday, March 23, 2012. It's just after 10 p.m. when Molly's mom Kathy pokes her head in to say goodnight -- a moment now frozen in time.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"dbe01c265e28c398b3994b2f3593885b","aside":false,"text":"\"She was in bed with her pajamas on, so I went to bed,\" said Kathy.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"aa9327d741d153457bc6f8fecfd68ed1","aside":false,"text":"Early the next morning, an eerie feeling wakes Kathy out of a deep sleep.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"187344cdc760074392eadad255d33632","aside":false,"text":"\"About 5:30, I went to peek in her room and she wasn't in there, so I texted her, and she never texted me back,\" said Kathy.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"ed4cbe57856f495e5bbc8714f32efc43","aside":false,"text":"After several more texts, Kathy drives around town looking for her daughter, even circling what she thinks is Richie Minton's apartment complex.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"867a9f33f7092838eeb5b8522bbf7fb1","aside":false,"text":"\"I didn't find his apartment, so I turned around and then I headed home,\" said Kathy.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"d03671bbf91fd77899dd8887bce07790","aside":false,"text":"It wasn't long after that, 9:02 a.m. on March 24 to be exact, when Jackson County Police dispatchers received a call.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"4f7680118e5a016d016f0f03b19f723d","aside":false,"text":"Dispatcher: \"911, what's your emergency?\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"7effedc12a2e272e5199b126942009b9","aside":false,"text":"Wes Romack: \"Hi, we have a person at my living facility who we believe to be dead.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"c6d2cb7c0984d104019892c6c5fe326e","aside":false,"text":"The call is from a young man named Wes Romack, Richie Minton's roommate. And the person he believes to be dead is Molly Young.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"8d118f40d2ccd73fff64d5100a2993a4","aside":false,"text":"Richie can take it from here:","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"d7feb6af251822a130bc40d9566ee60f","aside":false,"text":"Richie Minton: \"It's my ex-girlfriend.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"86d3368e140b7313a7e17cc01d8cbc58","aside":false,"text":"Dispatcher: 'OK, and is she not breathing at all?\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"71b661fac31c96aae82ad19bceb099a6","aside":false,"text":"Richie Minton: \"No, she, I woke up and she's covered in blood. She's overdosed. She bled out through her nose.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"c35005304484112a418400f1df9ce8d2","aside":false,"text":"Richie will later tell police he saw a pill bottle next to Molly's body and that it was the reason he said the following after getting transferred to his own dispatch center in Carbondale:","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"99d590b3e6350088cbd4a7bada538d3a","aside":false,"text":"Dispatcher 1: \"I'm going to send an ambulance.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"375d00994645c5b7a64a93ff7c312e31","aside":false,"text":"Minton: \"Amber?\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"f734d32ec45472b3301d11b466dbab5e","aside":false,"text":"Dispatcher 2: \"Yeah?\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"de5a2d8d74006a868b53387843c4c5a9","aside":false,"text":"Minton: \"This is Richie. My girlfriend just committed suicide. Can you send an ambulance here, can you send a car over?\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"23224971b35e6630174cfc29a3d4a86b","aside":false,"text":"Dispatcher 2: \"Yep, we'll be on our way.\" ","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"5a2717a3db5d0dac4f59b4bc5ad667ab","aside":false,"text":"Minton: \"Thanks Amber.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"97d336faecd9eacf78b4dbb5db6a1d7e","aside":false,"text":"Molly Young, just 21 years old, had taken her own life: suicide by drug overdose -- at least according to Richie Minton.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"9502c0694f6526494e776d8d92e4db49","aside":false,"text":"Minton: \"Can I, can I go ahead and hang up?\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"b5e2baca7d7dc46c80796042db6350ca","aside":false,"text":"Dispatcher: \"Yeah.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"eb693ee1dabcacceb28ce76f7b98b8e7","aside":false,"text":"But just how accurate was that story? As it turns out, just seven minutes after the call, another comes into a private line to dispute Richie Minton's account. The person calling? Richie Minton.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"eb8c7da53164b9f978bf0574ee4a64b6","aside":false,"text":"Dispatch (Amber): \"Carbondale Police.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"496bb67664528887de85a07609aabc3d","aside":false,"text":"Richie Minton: \"Hey Amber? ","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"1b87460a97e36b7b8b33271083b6be5c","aside":false,"text":"Dispatch (Amber): \"Yeah?\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"0fc8fd95e4ccf7dfb1510fc740605483","aside":false,"text":"Minton: \"Hey, um, can you send the sergeant? She didn't O.D. I just found my gun laying underneath her.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:video-block:1-0-0","etag":"e2255d23dd47571912066d7650cf7407","aside":false,"node_ref":"tcd:video:2d4dfe79-a032-5393-8d33-48b14318ab13","autoplay":false,"muted":false,"start_at":0,"show_more_videos":false,"_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"712aa3565bb824ad505248d563b258be","aside":false,"text":"What really happened inside the bedroom of that apartment? We know there were two people in there, one is dead. And the other just gave two wildly different accounts of how she died.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"81c7b17590ca226bd0dc84cc08202343","aside":false,"text":"Former Carbondale, Illinois Police Chief Jody O'Guinn explains the discrepancy.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"f35ec50fa0e6ec9363156b7b8698488c","aside":false,"text":"\"The initial call came in as the overdose,\" said O'Guinn. \"Apparently then, as Richie went over to tend to her to see if there was anything that he could do, when he moved her, he noticed that his handgun was laying next to her and that she had a head wound that was consistent with a gunshot wound.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"05746f9bd208dcd0390ec690d96e5db6","aside":false,"text":"Carbondale Police arrive at Richie Minton's apartment just minutes after that second call. But apparently the investigation -- or at least, an investigation -- began much earlier that morning when Richie didn't show up for his 7 a.m. shift as a Carbondale 911 operator.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"7055a62a4700a0a0129e08ff3c4725e6","aside":false,"text":"\"That's actually how this whole process started,\" said O'Guinn. \"One of the other tele-communicators in the command center began texting him to find out where he was at, and that's what caused him to wake up apparently and then find the scene in his bedroom.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"871ea0c8fb471932e2231bf73f13cbb6","aside":false,"text":"That's Richie's story anyway.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"1ef964ec47e2fc3635884e0dc4de8c93","aside":false,"text":"Minton: \"Sorry that I'm late.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"ab2259897156118ad34c9b9fc8ca8059","aside":false,"text":"Dispatch (Amber): \"Hey, no, don't worry about it, Richie. It's not a problem.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"6a05c645529cd39c4c530a6db1b51abd","aside":false,"text":"Minton: \"All right. Thanks Amber.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"ef245784bcffa9d2bcdc8310d2c4e73e","aside":false,"text":"Is there an immediate conflict of interest because he works for the Carbondale Police Department?","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"c634f30f35fc4480daa04b311f2e9cc6","aside":false,"text":"\"I would think there would be, and that's why I immediately told my deputy chief to secure the scene, not let anyone else in or out, and to call the state police to take over the investigation,\" said Jody O'Guinn.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"3379dc7ee5e1cd56bca68968ca1c1044","aside":false,"text":"But before Illinois State Police arrive, Richie Minton and his roommate Wes Romack are taken to the station for questioning.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"d415d6bbeafc20ca93860f032b998a51","aside":false,"text":"\"It was basically that he had went out for a night prior to. He had been drinking,\" said O'Guinn. \"He had vomited on his clothing, he had called Molly to come and help him get out of his clothing.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"c9aa40b5353ad89827e6ec53017ba4dc","aside":false,"text":"The time, phone records would later show, was a little after 3 a.m. Richie goes on to tell police that Molly was abused as a child and had tried to kill herself before. As for when Molly actually shot herself, Richie can't say. After she came over, he passed out drunk, and must've slept through it.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"a0a4055661f62db4cbe2b43df65de0b2","aside":false,"text":"\"Those were spontaneous statements that were made at the police station while we were waiting for the state police investigators to respond to conduct a formal interview,\" said Jody O'Guinn.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"7880d7ac2ac7d04ecc4a8cdd19b077b4","aside":false,"text":"And as it turns out, they're pretty much the only statements authorities will get from Richie. After those comments, he stopped talking. And by the time state police arrived just after 10 a.m., Richie already has his parents and a lawyer present. And that's not all.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"226c0779cf791706fc847f57dc878cd2","aside":false,"text":"\"He had two 6-inch scratches on his side. They were fresh,\" said Molly's father Larry Young.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"0be737e89f54d0b6126c912767a55e26","aside":false,"text":"The scratches on Minton's back, where did they come from?","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"b1dbb9dbec875135858ab6863da3b008","aside":false,"text":"\"I don't know. Richie's statement is that he must have gotten those scratches while giving Molly CPR,\" said O'Guinn.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"1e5e1d7825701e29381c5a258e604b7f","aside":false,"text":"Scratches from a dead girl's hands?","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"4c29a8fec475f62ee54c68d27f90b44d","aside":false,"text":"\"I honestly don't think he knows where they came from, because in my opinion that was a ridiculous statement,\" said O'Guinn.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"ca247a5cb4b0c35ac746f84ab564f90f","aside":false,"text":"State investigators seemed to think things weren't adding up either. In an email sent at 10:16 a.m., barely an hour after that 911 call, one sergeant writes:","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"38cb1d300ad383737503ef78879e75ef","aside":false,"text":"\"The death of the victim was initially believed to be a suicide. However, when questioned the dispatcher suspiciously lawyered up. The incident is being investigated as a homicide.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"f04a93ea82fad0a89cb108b1ec15b913","aside":false,"text":"Was Richie Minton a suspect?","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"249d8c4ff70c522a1fbacc9e16f880fb","aside":false,"text":"\"Initially I would say that he was a suspect, yes,\" said O'Guinn.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"de93a479e658df016e7e4323c441e0c6","aside":false,"text":"But then, that was just the beginning. At that point, Molly Young's family didn't even know she was gone yet.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"175417bbb4b00dce25d01e54d28246b1","aside":false,"text":"\"When I drove up in the afternoon there was a state police car in the driveway. He said 'I regret to inform you that your daughter's been killed,' and I fell to the floor,\" said Molly's mother Kathy.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"0b672c71d76eb763bf6e6e8fcd5540ca","aside":false,"text":"After that, it was Kathy's job to tell the rest of the family that nothing would ever be the same again.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"e66cc80d08f30648799efc8aca073d86","aside":false,"text":"\"I got called by Molly's mother, I went to the police station and asked to speak to the first responding officer,\" said Larry Young. \"I said 'I wanna know the who, what, when, where and why.'\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"47b5c114fd299e989075c0cbf28715c2","aside":false,"text":"That's when, Larry says, a state lieutenant walked him outside and gave him the first hint that this would be no open-and-shut case.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"9d0539630e7b2d3237f52c22a028b347","aside":false,"text":"\"First thing he told me, this lieutenant said 'Father to father, Carbondale Police botched the case, they let him wash his hands and change clothes at the scene,'\" Larry Young tells Crime Watch Daily.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"8c8c8a39cda8edbc7c6373d3d58d8da2","aside":false,"text":"According to Carbondale's own police records, responding officers let Richie Minton go to the bathroom to clean up before even taking him to the station. And there was more. While police still hadn't executed a search warrant on Richie's home, back at Molly's mom's house:","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"92f8011d76680470264c4c727b07e081","aside":false,"text":"\"We had two straight state troopers come into the house with my 80-year-old mother and handed her a search warrant to go in Molly's bedroom, get the computer, got her camera,\" said Kathy Young.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"79a1a2d3044f29015e3b56937b679808","aside":false,"text":"Though it wasn't yet clear what police were looking for, it would be soon. The very next day, after receiving the initial police reports, the coroner summarizes his findings as such:","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"1d73d65b67e539cec4a676b0804be2d5","aside":false,"text":"\"The investigation conducted by the agencies involved indicated self-inflicted wound. The manner of death is classifiable as suicide.\"","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"3d5317258e151b1c757d703110250c24","aside":false,"text":"\"I don't believe that [----] for a second,\" said Larry Young.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:video-block:1-0-0","etag":"03e1b7d39f22459bf82e6bbbd46b3b7a","aside":false,"node_ref":"tcd:video:6c9d07ed-49d1-547a-841c-de9110d4f648","autoplay":false,"muted":false,"start_at":0,"show_more_videos":false,"_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"d75959a865d66e3d415a39c814d004da","aside":false,"text":"Just one day after police started investigating Molly Young's death as a homicide, a coroner changed it to suicide. Her family says cops had it right the first time.","_schema":"pbj:tcd:canvas:block:text-block:1-0-0","etag":"fdddcec42a696c530ea9