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Updated: 10:12 PM Nov 3, 2009
Horrorcore Rapper Indicted for VA Murders
FARMVILLE, Va. (AP) An aspiring California rapper has been indicted on capital murder charges in the deaths of four people found bludgeoned to death at a central Virginia home in September. Posted: 12:50 PM Nov 3, 2009 |
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An aspiring California rapper has been indicted on capital murder charges in the deaths of four people found bludgeoned to death at a central Virginia home in September.
Twenty-year-old Richard "Sam" McCroskey of Castro Valley, California was charged Tuesday in indictments returned by a Prince Edward County Circuit Court grand jury.
McCroskey is charged in the September 18 deaths of his girlfriend, 16-year-old Emma Niederbrock; her parents, 50-year-old Presbyterian minister Mark Niederbrock and 53-year-old Longwood University professor Debra Kelley; and Emma's friend, 18-year-old Melanie Wells of Inwood, West Virginia. Their bodies were found in a home in Farmville.
McCroskey met Emma Niederbrock online through their interest in so-called "horrorcore" music and flew to Virginia September 6 to meet her.
He also was indicted on a charge of stealing Mark Niederbrock's 2000 Honda.
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