Breaking: Shanda Sharer: The Most Disturbing Facts You Need To Know – What You Didn't Know! - members

I can’t remember which podcast it was, but the shanda sharer story was deeply disturbing,.

You shouldn't forget that lawrence did nothing to save shanda.

— you know those cases that are just so awful and incomprehensible that they stay with you no matter what?

First, they took sharer to a remote trash dump near a logging road in a.

It is a story of jealousy, obsession, and ultimately, a senseless act of violence that ended the life of a young girl.

— besides the brutal murder of shanda sharer, one of the most disturbing facts of this case is that the girls ate breakfast at mcdonald's immediately after the torturous ordeal and.

Melinda loveless, 17, laurie tackett, 17, hope rippey, 16, and toni lawrence, 16, plotted to murder.

— in january 1992, a horrifying discovery out in a field near madison, indiana, led the authorities on a shocking inquiry that ultimately led to the conviction of four teenagers.

Tackett announced they were going to kill a girl.

Ok, she didn't participate in the beating/murder of the girl, but she did nothing to stop it either.

She was 12 years old at the time of her death, and the.

Their intended victim was.

The story of melinda loveless and shanda sharer is a tragic one.

By the end of the night, only four of them were alive.

They were dead wrong.

For seven hours, the four girls brutally tortured shanda sharer before ultimately killing her.

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Disturbing is putting it too lightly, but there is no word to describe what four teenage girls did to one 12 year old girl, all in the span of 8 hours. i do h.

Loveless served more than 26 years in prison for murder and criminal confinement.

— melinda loveless was one of four teenagers who tortured and burned to death shanda sharer in madison, indiana.

When lawrence and rippey.

He shot them both, but then executed her and recorded a bunch of creepy monologue about it.

— sharer was tortured, beaten and burned in a rural area of jefferson county, indiana.

On a freezing january in 1992, five teenage girls crowded into a car.

For me, this is the story of shanda sharer.

Melinda's is particularly horrifying, but all of them had either abuse, self harm, or mental illness in their past, which in my opinion made them more susceptible to the group mentlity.