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EP122: Ashley Jones - Kids Who Kill

EP122: Ashley Jones - Kids Who Kill

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On a sweltering August night in Alabama in 1999, neighbors of the
Liz and Deroy Nalls heard the desperate cries of the couple's
10-year-old granddaughter Mary. They discovered the child bleeding
profusely as she stumbled down the dark road towards their home.
The Nalls' house was ablaze and Grandma Liz sat critically injured
on a lawn chair underneath a tree in her front yard. As
firefighters fought the flames, they discovered the tortured
remains of two more Nalls' family members. However, one person was
unaccounted for that night: Mary's 14-year-old sister, Ashley
Jones. Listen to this week's episode to learn about the tragic
events that changed the lives of one Birmingham family
forever.
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Sources:
1) Court Memorandums, Briefs & Opinions;
2) TVCrimeSky.com "Teens Turn Grandparents’ Home Into
Slaughterhouse, Parts 1 & 2";
3) New York Times article "Lifers As Teenagers Now Seeking Second
Chance";
4) Alabama Inmate Info: http://www.doc.state.al.us/InmateHistory
;
5) Georgetown Law Journal: "Another Bite at the Graham Cracker: The
Supreme Court’s Surprise Revisiting of Juvenile Life Without Parole
in Miller v. Alabama and Jackson v. Hobbs";
6) Teenkillers.org: National Organization for Victims of Juvenile
Murderers;
7) Apnews.com: "Teen Ashley Jones Sentenced to Life in
Prison";
8) Tuscaloosa News;
9) TributeArchives.com: "Mary Elizabeth Nalls";
10) Poolefuneralchapel.com: "Mary Elizabeth Nalls";
11) EJI.org: "Cruel and Unusual";