[Lacy Aaron] Schmidt initially told police that he found Alana [Callahan]'s body while chasing away an intruder. He later confessed to shooting her but said it was an accident.We will keep you posted as the story develops. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Callahan family.
The Harlem Middle School eighth-grader was shot from behind as she sat at a computer in the dining room, according to police. She was dragged outside, across the backyard and into the woods.
Authorities said Alana was shot with the same type of 9 mm semiautomatic pistol owned by her father.
That gun was missing after the shooting. Deputies found it beneath a sink at Schmidt's home, a prosecutor said.
Betty Jo Calahan, Alana's mother, has said that Schmidt and her daughter were friends and that he often visited her.
"He went over there every night, just about, and ate supper," said Schmidt's sister and guardian, Dianna Chitty, as she pleaded with the judge to grant bond.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Possible Teen Dating Violence Murder
We're a little late on this one, but the Augusta Chronicle has reported what may be another teen dating violence murder, this one involving two 14-year-olds.
Labels:
Dating violence,
Georgia,
gun violence,
local news,
murder,
teens
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