I am extremely aware of this in humane story, both on a personal level and through professional relationships with people involved in this case,

This is the second book written about the murder of Shanda Sharer, and the teenage girls responsible for her murder. Unfortunately, this is the lesser if these two accounts, ( )

Very sad and gruesome story. I believe that the girls deserved their sentences, but even so I feel sorry for them as well as the victim. The two main perpetrators had horrible family lives, The other two merely didn't have the strength to say no to the torture and/or extricate themselves from the situation. This story makes me wonder ow parents can better watch their children (even as teens) and at the same time instill basic values. Very, very sad. ( )