[deanmine]

17-year-old Steven Spader and Christopher Gribble murdered Kimberly Cates and severely maimed her 10-year-old daughter Jamie during a home invasion in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire.

Both victims were assaulted with a machete. Spader admitted to hacking Kimberly Cates to death with 36 blows to the head and torso. Two other boys were there as look outs.

Apparently content with his life sentence, Spader informed his attorneys during an April 2013 re-sentencing hearing that he did not want a reduction in sentence, describing himself as "the most sick and twisted person you'll ever meet." He did not appear at the hearing.

You can read more about the Mount Vernon Murders here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_Vernon_Murder

I combined several different videos about this case into one to make it easier to watch.

[kellyhound]

Here are some PDF files in reference this case, as well as a video of one of the suspects talking about his confession.

[deanmine]

im sorta surprised, idk, i thought more people would like this post... these kids are insane!!

[FNAL]

Why the trial? The verdict should be 36 blows to the head and torso for those two fucks.

[Oswald2001]

Psychopaths.

[Megamel29]

http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/news/...-fight-at.html

Christopher Gribble was out of maximum security at New Hampshire State Prison in Concord for barely three hours before he was in a fight in the prison yard and headed back to 23-hours a day in a single cell.

Gribble, who turned 24 last week, was moved from the prison’s Special Housing Unit the morning of Oct. 13. He was in a fight with another inmate around 1:30 p.m. the same day, according to prison spokesman Jeff Lyons, and sustained bruises across his face.

Gribble was treated at the prison and didn’t require hospitalization. He has been moved back to the SHU, where inmates are locked in their cells for 22 to 23 hours a day and not allowed contact with other inmates, while prison officials investigate the incident, Lyons said.

Gribble, a former Brookline resident, was convicted along with Steven Spader, now 21, of murdering Kimberly Cates, a 42-year-old mother and nurse, in her Mont Vernon home on Oct. 4, 2009, as well as attacking her then-11-year-old daughter, Jaimie.

Gribble had been moved to what the prison calls the “Close Custody Unit” after avoiding any disciplinary issues since last April.

Inmates in the Close Custody, which is a step between maximum security and general population, are allowed more freedom to move around the unit, can interact with other inmates and are allowed out of their cells more often. They also are allowed contact visits, Lyons said.

“You’re still very restricted in there, but you can move around in there and interact with other inmates,” he said.

Lyons said Gribble had been housed in SHU since March 2011 following his insanity trial at Hillsborough County Superior Court. He was disciplined in April 2012 for insubordination or disrespect to a staff member and lost his radio and some recreation time for about two weeks.

Almost every inmate eventually moves to general population if they can avoid disciplinary issues, Lyons said, because the SHU has only 100 beds and prison officials need to use them for inmates who are the biggest threats to other inmates.

Spader is still being housed in the SHU. He was last written up for a disciplinary infraction in June 2012 for destroying state property, Lyons said.

The identity of the man Gribble fought with is still under investigation, Lyons said.

[FNAL]

They should be locked in a coffin 24 hours a day like their victims are.

[SavageGlow]

Poor mom died trying to protect her baby

[stanley daiquiri]

i lived a couple towns over from where this happened when it happened....it was weird bc my friends were friends w one of the boys who was there and involved with it and everyone was talking about it and my parents were all freaked out. strange to see it here haha

[Superdude4411]

Originally Posted by stanley daiquiri ↗

i lived a couple towns over from where this happened when it happened....it was weird bc my friends were friends w one of the boys who was there and involved with it and everyone was talking about it and my parents were all freaked out. strange to see it here haha

I was literally thinking almost the exact same thing, my sister went to school with one of the kids involved. I grew up in Amherst NH, hearing about this was one thing, but as you stated, it was strange to see it here on this site. Small world.