[knuggy]

SHEBOYGAN FALLS, Wis. (AP) — Two 13-year-old Wisconsin boys are charged with using a hatchet and hammer to kill one boy’s great-grandmother while stealing jewelry and a car from her home.

Both teens appeared Friday in Sheboygan County court and were ordered held on $1 million bond each on charges of party to first-degree intentional homicide.


Prosecutor Joe DeCecco says 78-year-old Barbara Olson’s great-grandson and another boy went to her home Monday to steal from her and kill her. Authorities say Olson was killed and her body left in the garage, where it was discovered by her daughter Wednesday.

A criminal complaint says the boys stole jewelry and Olson’s car, then went out for pizza after the crime.

The great-grandson’s defense attorney says he’ll try to have the case moved to juvenile court.

[Megamel29]

That is horrific. What the hell is happening to this world? How do people at such young ages come up with these plans and have the ability to carry them out? Just sickening.

[Wolf]

It's enough to make you wonder....what kind of pizza they got.

[wujuan]

oh. muh. god.

[Spiffyfable]

Juvenile Court means that they will get out in Five years or so and be able to strike at the innocent public.

In China they'd shoot em!
I know.... let the taxpayers fund a one way trip to China for them two!

[kellyhound]

Nathan Paape, 13 and Antonio Barbeau, 13.
State Department of Criminal Investigation agents went to Paape’s house on Sheboygan’s south side to interview him. Paape told investigators that Barbeau said they would go to Olson’s house and rob her and kill her. Paape brought the hammer and Barbeau, who also lives on the city’s south side, brought the hatchet.

Paape’s mother took the boys to Olson’s house without knowing their plans. They entered the house through an unlocked side door and came face-to-face with Olson, who threatened to call Barbeau’s mother.

That’s when they attacked Olson, with Barbeau first hitting her over the head with the blunt side of the hatchet, knocking her down. He hit her several more times with the blunt side as she pleaded with him to stop, covering her head and moaning. Paape also hit her twice over the head with the hammer.

Barbeau then flipped the hatchet around and used the sharpened side to hit her again, piercing her skull so deeply it took both of them together to pull the hatchet out.

The boys tried to drag the body to the woman’s car, leaving a trail of blood through the house, in hopes of driving it to another location and disposing of the body. They were unsuccessful, and left the body on the floor of the garage.

They then ransacked the house, taking Olson’s purse, cash, jewelry and other items.

They finally put stolen goods in the car, drove it to a Sheboygan bowling alley and left it there with the keys in the car and stolen items left out in the open. They hoped someone would steal the car and the other items and be implicated as the murderers.

Then they went to a nearby restaurant and ate pizza. After eating pizza, they bought some cleaning wipes and cleaned the car of their fingerprints.

Police later found the murder weapons in the trunk of the car, along with a bloody blanket and crocheted throw. The stolen goods also were in the car.

At the time the crime was committed, Barbeau was a runaway from the county Juvenile Detention Center on North Sixth Street, where he was being held on a juvenile matter. He turned himself in Tuesday for that unrelated juvenile matter before Olson’s body was discovered.

Investigators obtained a search warrant and searched Barbeau’s locker at the Juvenile Detention Center, where they found blood-splattered clothing and shoes.

Paape has never been in police custody, his attorney, Public Defender June Spoerl, said in court.

Kayla Carney, 13, lives across the street from Paape and knew both boys through attending eighth grade at Farnsworth Middle School, and has known Barbeau since they attended Wilson Elementary School together and considers them friends, although that has changed in recent years, she said.


She said Barbeau was in a serious car accident when he was in fifth grade and had to be transported by Flight to Life to Children’s Hospital in Wauwatosa.


“He was never the same after that,” she said. “He became totally closed off.”


She said she knew Barbeau, whom she and friends call “Tino,” had been in trouble with police in recent weeks.

[Cumulonimbus]

Their mugshots bring it all into focus. Justin Bieber has clearly corrupted the minds of our youth.

[juliemd]

Originally Posted by Cumulonimbus ↗

Their mugshots bring it all into focus. Justin Bieber has clearly corrupted the minds of our youth.

You took the words right out of my mouth.

[Sharon]

Fucking evil little bastards with their fucking evil little hair-do's need nailing up.

[foldingstars]

Read this on another forum I'm a member of.these little shits can burn in hell. :banghead: