Hello all,
Thank you for your support of our family during this time. I will probably bow out of here from now on as the next phase will be incredibly painful. We will let police make the noise now. Thank you for your respectful discussions on this forum throughout. It was the only place I felt comfortable participating (if ever so briefly). Much love to u all. If you are local, there will be a public visitation this Tuesday from 5pm-9pm at Oldham, Roberts, & Powell Funeral Home. The hearing tomorrow will allow media.
Lisa
Oh. The post said something about Mimosas so I thought it had something to do with alcohol.Their height and weight being somewhat close and thinking he had help moving her.
I personally believe that willpower in a situation like this can be a crazy thing, and if you’re trying to save your a$$ you can physically do things you normally could not.. not saying he didn’t have help! But I don’t believe it would have been necessary with motivation, adrenaline, etc.
moo!!
Praying for your family.Hello all,
Thank you for your support of our family during this time. I will probably bow out of here from now on as the next phase will be incredibly painful. We will let police make the noise now. Thank you for your respectful discussions on this forum throughout. It was the only place I felt comfortable participating (if ever so briefly). Much love to u all. If you are local, there will be a public visitation this Tuesday from 5pm-9pm at Oldham, Roberts, & Powell Funeral Home. The hearing tomorrow will allow media.
Lisa
I don't think so either. But we were only discussing it saying it couldn't be ruled out since zero information has been released concerning the details or cause of her deathThis is in no way an accidental OD and cover up. No way. MOO
Savannah - 5’0” and 140 lbs
Sparks - 5’6” and 155 lbs
Do you think he moved her without help from another person(s)?
I also wondered if she was a trophy. If he liked knowing he had her and nobody else would. It is sick, but maybe a kind of control thing.Obviously, this guy is awful but burying a body in your parent's backyard that's an added level of disrespect. If I did that in my parents yard my mom would murder me. I would choose prison over that. I'm glad Savannah has been found and that her parents can attempt to move on. Was she a trophy to DS or an FU to his family? Or maybe he is just not very bright.
So there is this charge, and also descretion. They could also charge for other things such as tampering with evidence. Sheryia Grant in Kilgore has never been found, but her boyfriend received several charges like this, and after his guilty verdict, they added some more charges. He will be in prison for a while and his other girlfriend and her younger brother were in on it, too. Eventually, someone will squeal on somebody. This gets and keeps him in jail while they continue to investigate.Following the law of the land -- it hurts that this charge in KY is only a misdemeanor offense. (Just learned following another case in Ohio that "outrage the sensibilities of a community" will up the charge to a felony. Outrage a "family" is still a misdemeanor).
525.120 Abuse of corpse.
(1) A person is guilty of abuse of a corpse when except as authorized by law he intentionally treats a corpse in a way that would outrage ordinary family sensibilities. A person shall also be guilty of abuse of a corpse if that person enters into a contract and accepts remuneration for the preparation of a corpse for burial or the burial or cremation of a corpse and then deliberately fails to prepare, bury, or cremate that corpse in accordance with that contract.
(2) Abuse of a corpse is a Class A misdemeanor, unless the act attempted or committed involved sexual intercourse or deviate sexual intercourse with the corpse or the deliberate failure to prepare, bury, or cremate a corpse after the acceptance of remuneration in accordance with any contract negotiated, in which case it is a Class D felony.
Effective: July 15, 2002
History: Amended 2002 Ky. Acts ch. 276, sec. 8, effective July 15, 2002. -- Amended 2000
Ky. Acts ch. 490, sec. 1, effective July 14, 2000. -- Created 1974 Ky. Acts ch. 406, sec. 222, effective January 1, 1975.
That is also what I had heard. That this was what the coroner's office put her in, not what she was buried in.![]()
Military Surplus - a lot of agencies are getting/using these now. They're gasketed and air tight to preserve all forensic material.
Their height and weight being somewhat close and thinking he had help moving her.
I personally believe that willpower in a situation like this can be a crazy thing, and if you’re trying to save your a$$ you can physically do things you normally could not.. not saying he didn’t have help! But I don’t believe it would have been necessary with motivation, adrenaline, etc.
moo!!
Gruesome details revealed in testimony over Savannah Spurlock's death
I no longer think we are looking at an accidental death.