Statements Released In Beating Inquiry
Nichols was upset that Lindsay hadn't repaid her $4 in gas money, and Lindsay promised to settle the debt once she got her paycheck. Lindsay said she asked Nichols why she was nagging her. Lindsay said Nichols sent her a text message telling her not to talk to her like that and that she could find somewhere else to stay.
Lindsay told the detectives that Nichols warned her "when I come in the house I better not have an attitude or her or Brittany will beat my ----- and she's not going to stop it."
http://www.theledger.com/article/20080423/NEWS/804230401/0/FRONTPAGE
singing a differnt tune:
"I don't care what anybody does," Mary Nichols told a detective. "Nobody deserves to be beat like that."
Nichols, 63, was troubled that her granddaughter, Mercades, was one of eight teenagers accused of participating in the beating of the Mulberry High cheerleader that took place in Nichols' Highlands City home
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Christine Dorsett, 19, of Orlando, was with Lindsay on the Saturday and part of Sunday - the day of the beating - and gave Lindsay a ride to the house.
Dorsett told investigators she waited about five minutes after Lindsay went into the house. Lindsay came back outside with her things because she had been kicked out of the house.
Dorsett said some girls came outside and were "cussing" at Lindsay, who was crying, and "calling her very crude names."
The girls were screaming at each other for about 20 minutes, she said. Lindsay asked the girls to let her come back for a few hours so she could find a place to go.
Dorsett said she got out of her car and encouraged the girls to let Lindsay use a telephone. Nichols agreed to let Lindsay go inside.
"So she went inside and I left," Dorsett said. "And, then, I guess, we found out the next day that they had beaten her up, she was in the hospital."
Included in the documents is a report by sheriff's Detective Ricky Newman who wrote that Schumaker changed his story when the tape recorder was turned on during an interview.
Newman wrote that Schumaker admitted previously in an untaped interview to overhearing the girls planning to jump Lindsay and posting the video on MySpace and YouTube.
The detective also wrote that Schumaker told him Ashley warned the girls to quiet down because neighbors were getting suspicious.
Nichols was upset that Lindsay hadn't repaid her $4 in gas money, and Lindsay promised to settle the debt once she got her paycheck. Lindsay said she asked Nichols why she was nagging her. Lindsay said Nichols sent her a text message telling her not to talk to her like that and that she could find somewhere else to stay.
Lindsay told the detectives that Nichols warned her "when I come in the house I better not have an attitude or her or Brittany will beat my ----- and she's not going to stop it."
http://www.theledger.com/article/20080423/NEWS/804230401/0/FRONTPAGE
singing a differnt tune:
"I don't care what anybody does," Mary Nichols told a detective. "Nobody deserves to be beat like that."
Nichols, 63, was troubled that her granddaughter, Mercades, was one of eight teenagers accused of participating in the beating of the Mulberry High cheerleader that took place in Nichols' Highlands City home
snip More info:
Christine Dorsett, 19, of Orlando, was with Lindsay on the Saturday and part of Sunday - the day of the beating - and gave Lindsay a ride to the house.
Dorsett told investigators she waited about five minutes after Lindsay went into the house. Lindsay came back outside with her things because she had been kicked out of the house.
Dorsett said some girls came outside and were "cussing" at Lindsay, who was crying, and "calling her very crude names."
The girls were screaming at each other for about 20 minutes, she said. Lindsay asked the girls to let her come back for a few hours so she could find a place to go.
Dorsett said she got out of her car and encouraged the girls to let Lindsay use a telephone. Nichols agreed to let Lindsay go inside.
"So she went inside and I left," Dorsett said. "And, then, I guess, we found out the next day that they had beaten her up, she was in the hospital."
Included in the documents is a report by sheriff's Detective Ricky Newman who wrote that Schumaker changed his story when the tape recorder was turned on during an interview.
Newman wrote that Schumaker admitted previously in an untaped interview to overhearing the girls planning to jump Lindsay and posting the video on MySpace and YouTube.
The detective also wrote that Schumaker told him Ashley warned the girls to quiet down because neighbors were getting suspicious.