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23rd April 2011, 10:04 PM
This is ridiculous, how many of you, would think about doing this when you were 20? Pictures at the link.
There are so many useless eaters .
http://www.aolnews.com/2011/04/23/seath-tyler-jackson-remembered-in-florida-as-spunky-bright/?icid=maing-grid7|main5|dl2|sec1_
Friends and family members today remembered a 15-year-old Florida boy who was allegedly lured by an ex-girlfriend to a house, where he was beaten and shot to death. After his body was burned in a backyard fire pit, his remains were hidden in paint buckets.
Five people have been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Seath Tyler Jackson, including his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend Amber Wright; her boyfriend, 18-year-old Michael Bargo; and three others.
Jackson's family planned a memorial service for 4 p.m. today at the First Baptist Church of Summerfield to remember the teen, described by a former neighbor as a "spunky, bright kid."
An undated photo from a Facebook memorial page shows Seath Jackson, a 15-year-old from Florida who was beaten and shot to death last weekend.
"He always had a good comeback for you," Jesse Kedzorski told the Ocala Star-Banner.
Jackson's parents reported their son missing Monday, stating they hadn't seen him since the previous day and he possibly was a runaway. However, according to arrest affidavits released by the Marion County Sheriff's Office, the mother of one of the suspects contacted them Tuesday and said her son had witnessed Jackson's murder.
"One of the suspects mentioned to his mother, 'He's not missing, he's dead,'" Marion County Sheriff's public information officer Judge Cochran told the Orlando Sentinel. "She, in turn, put him in the car and brought him to the Marion County Sheriff's office and that's when our detectives got involved more ... to round up all the suspects."
That boy, 16-year-old Kyle Hooper, was among those charged this week with first-degree murder. His sister, 15-year-old Amber Wright, also is charged with first-degree murder. Their stepfather, James Havens, 37, is charged with accessory after the fact. Havens is accused of helping to hide the body and driving Bargo out of town.
"I was in the wrong place at the wrong time and I was in the wrong place with all these kids. And I let these kids do something they shouldn't have," Havens told local television station 13 News.
Marion County Sheriff / AP
Clockwise from top left: Charlie Ely, 18, Justin Soto, 20, and Michael Bargo, 18, are charged with first-degree murder in the death of Seath Tyler Jackson. At bottom left, James Havens III, 37, is charged with accessory to murder. Not pictured are minors Amber Wright, 15, and Kyle Hooper, 16, who also face first-degree murder in the case.
"I don't know what to say because I'm looking at a lot of years right now. I'm scared. I don't have freedom now. I lost everything now," Havens said.
Charlie Ely, 18, who lives at the house where Jackson was killed, and Justin Soto, 20, who lives with her, also are charged with first-degree murder.
According to the arrest affidavit, the five murder suspects were at Ely's home when Bargo "began to speak of his hatred" for Jackson.
There are so many useless eaters .
http://www.aolnews.com/2011/04/23/seath-tyler-jackson-remembered-in-florida-as-spunky-bright/?icid=maing-grid7|main5|dl2|sec1_
Friends and family members today remembered a 15-year-old Florida boy who was allegedly lured by an ex-girlfriend to a house, where he was beaten and shot to death. After his body was burned in a backyard fire pit, his remains were hidden in paint buckets.
Five people have been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Seath Tyler Jackson, including his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend Amber Wright; her boyfriend, 18-year-old Michael Bargo; and three others.
Jackson's family planned a memorial service for 4 p.m. today at the First Baptist Church of Summerfield to remember the teen, described by a former neighbor as a "spunky, bright kid."
An undated photo from a Facebook memorial page shows Seath Jackson, a 15-year-old from Florida who was beaten and shot to death last weekend.
"He always had a good comeback for you," Jesse Kedzorski told the Ocala Star-Banner.
Jackson's parents reported their son missing Monday, stating they hadn't seen him since the previous day and he possibly was a runaway. However, according to arrest affidavits released by the Marion County Sheriff's Office, the mother of one of the suspects contacted them Tuesday and said her son had witnessed Jackson's murder.
"One of the suspects mentioned to his mother, 'He's not missing, he's dead,'" Marion County Sheriff's public information officer Judge Cochran told the Orlando Sentinel. "She, in turn, put him in the car and brought him to the Marion County Sheriff's office and that's when our detectives got involved more ... to round up all the suspects."
That boy, 16-year-old Kyle Hooper, was among those charged this week with first-degree murder. His sister, 15-year-old Amber Wright, also is charged with first-degree murder. Their stepfather, James Havens, 37, is charged with accessory after the fact. Havens is accused of helping to hide the body and driving Bargo out of town.
"I was in the wrong place at the wrong time and I was in the wrong place with all these kids. And I let these kids do something they shouldn't have," Havens told local television station 13 News.
Marion County Sheriff / AP
Clockwise from top left: Charlie Ely, 18, Justin Soto, 20, and Michael Bargo, 18, are charged with first-degree murder in the death of Seath Tyler Jackson. At bottom left, James Havens III, 37, is charged with accessory to murder. Not pictured are minors Amber Wright, 15, and Kyle Hooper, 16, who also face first-degree murder in the case.
"I don't know what to say because I'm looking at a lot of years right now. I'm scared. I don't have freedom now. I lost everything now," Havens said.
Charlie Ely, 18, who lives at the house where Jackson was killed, and Justin Soto, 20, who lives with her, also are charged with first-degree murder.
According to the arrest affidavit, the five murder suspects were at Ely's home when Bargo "began to speak of his hatred" for Jackson.