A British woman was convicted of killing an autistic 18-year-old in Western Australia---because murder was on her “bucket list” of something to do before she turned 25.
“The book was a big problem with me. At the beginning I was, ‘Fair enough you want to write a horror story’, but I didn’t like the contents of it,” Lilley’s stepmother, Nina Lilley, was quoted as saying. “She had always had an obsession with serial killers but she said it was a way of venting her frustration of what happened when she was a child.”
Pajich was lured to his death on June 13, 2016. Both Lilley and Lenon blamed one another for the teen’s murder.
“At the time of the murder, she was a person obsessed with violence and all kinds of unquestionably cruel manifestations of torture and was writing about it,” Crown prosecutor James McTaggart said, according to News.co.au.
When [investigators] scoured the home for clues, homicide detectives found DNA traces and blood splatters throughout the home. Outside the burial site was just as crude.
The grave was covered with a tarpaulin, the concrete had just been poured, and tiles were laid sloppily.
The boy’s mother, Sharon Pajich, told reporters that she’s “heartbroken” and called his killers “disgusting animals.”
“He was my precious little boy, he was my first-born … he was full of life,” she said. “They (the killers) deserve everything they get for what they’ve done, they’ve taken an innocent boy from his loved ones.”
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