Two adolescent lovers accused the murder of an employer in Maryland and may burn him alive in his car for a crime that hit their small town last month, according to reports.
Jonah Paul and Kelly Dicks-old-aged school in high schools, whose history dates back to Harwood, was arrested on Saturday, a week after the body of Paul Edward Koza had found one time in the remains of the truck on his truck outside the gardening supply store.
Investigators discovered that the 67 -year -old was violently beaten on his head and his hands and mouth were binding and registered, and the investigators discovered after they recorded the fire. Police officers believe that Koza was assaulted while he was inside the store, where Paul Pay Water – where Paul worked shortly a year ago, according to Fox 45 – before the husband forced him on his back.
Investigators also found the Bass Pro hat that was ignored at the scene, and after surveillance footage of the nearby companies, she achieved success when they saw Paul wearing a similar hat at a nearby fuel station and driving a Koza truck.
Paul was with his girlfriend, Dakes at the station, and shots showed, and the two were seen smiling while buying gasoline police that they were used to ignite the car.
Cosa – perhaps alive – was at the back of the truck all the time, according to the police.
Then the couple returned to Tropic Bay and claimed that he ignited the truck, and fled from the Red Lincoln while the fire was still burned, according to Fox 5.
“The caller informed the matter that it seemed that someone had threw something in the truck before the fire was burned.”
Also put POOLE cell phone records at the crime place, and then leave.
Exactly, what motivated teenagers to kill allegedly is still unclear, but Paul also faces charges of robbery in a nearby restaurant that occurred just one week before Koza was killed.
“It is horrific. I cannot believe that any 18 -year -old child can do something like that,” one of Coza neighbors told CBS News. “He is eighteen years old, just graduated from high school? It is meaningless.”
Both and Dakes are accused of first -class killing, intentional burning, and assault.
“Sad for them because they destroyed their lives. But I think they deserve what they are getting and we hope they will get the maximum,” one of the Harwood residents told Fox 45.
