Yes, indeed.
Wow. This is right where I grew up and where my mom grew up as a kid.
Gulfport had a bad drug problem when I had friends living there, doesn’t seem to have changed.
I’m seeing a lot of immediate blame being thrown her grandmother’s way; I think it’s important people remember that expecting a grandmother to be on top of her granddaughter’s social media is a bit unrealistic IMO. My mother is 58 and struggles with very basic functions of her phone, to the point where she’ll have to ask me or my sister for help sometimes.
Miranda had substance abuse issues and was a repeat runaway, IDT it’s unreasonable to assume Grandma was overwhelmed…it’s hard to know where to start when someone you love has so much occurring at once. It’s really a game of whack-a-mole when you’re trying to help someone that’s at that level of crisis. These issues have a way of overlapping and becoming inextricable from one another as time goes on.
I have had several partners and friends die from addiction, one in St.Pete from a fatal fentanyl overdose. The party scene in St.Pete was pretty unforgiving in my 20s, aside from the clubs, bars and beaches, there is a very large undercurrent of large dirty house parties that occur frequently (against my better judgement I attended too many to count, I’ll admit). It easy to get sucked in because the locale is abundant with lowlifes like these two that killed Miranda.
I pray her body is found ASAP. Her poor 11 month old baby
stole my ring and won’t give it back,” Gress told one neighbor who saw Miranda. “So I’ve been beating her .”
A billiard ball... That's horrible. I swear I wonder if they're are actually human. ImoWhile the purpose of the affidavit, authored by a St. Petersburg police detective, is to get a judge’s permission to search Gress’ mother’s phone, its 25 pages paint the most detailed portrait yet of a horrifying murder case.
“This little
“Good people don’t want to know bad things,” she told him, the affidavit states.
“The case is still open and there’s a pretty good likelihood of more (charges) to come,” Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney Bruce Bartlett said. The six days of torture and “calculated killing” made the murder one of the most disturbing he’s seen.
“People like that should be eliminated from society,” Bartlett said. “They have a tool for that, and that’s called the death penalty.”
Several people saw Gulfport teen held captive. None told police, records say.
A court document details horrifying circumstances cops say led to the death of 16-year-old Miranda Corsette. Two people are accused of her murder.www.tampabay.com
Increasingly, grandparents are being asked to be carers, full or part time, for grandchildren. Folks: YOU are responsible for the care of your own children. If you leave them in the care of your parent(s), you'd better be 99.9% sure that they are 100% capable to do it. There is a reason people in their 50's aren't in childbearing years anymore: They are old. However way you slice it. Some may be more capable than others, but many are not.Wow. This is right where I grew up and where my mom grew up as a kid.
Gulfport had a bad drug problem when I had friends living there, doesn’t seem to have changed.
I’m seeing a lot of immediate blame being thrown her grandmother’s way; I think it’s important people remember that expecting a grandmother to be on top of her granddaughter’s social media is a bit unrealistic IMO. My mother is 58 and struggles with very basic functions of her phone, to the point where she’ll have to ask me or my sister for help sometimes.
Miranda had substance abuse issues and was a repeat runaway, IDT it’s unreasonable to assume Grandma was overwhelmed…it’s hard to know where to start when someone you love has so much occurring at once. It’s really a game of whack-a-mole when you’re trying to help someone that’s at that level of crisis. These issues have a way of overlapping and becoming inextricable from one another as time goes on.
I have had several partners and friends die from addiction, one in St.Pete from a fatal fentanyl overdose. The party scene in St.Pete was pretty unforgiving in my 20s, aside from the clubs, bars and beaches, there is a very large undercurrent of large dirty house parties that occur frequently (against my better judgement I attended too many to count, I’ll admit). It easy to get sucked in because the locale is abundant with lowlifes like these two that killed Miranda.
I pray her body is found ASAP. Her poor 11 month old baby
“She also said Gress killed animals he got through Craigslist and disposed them near the Bob Graham Sunshine Skyway Bridge.” ugh, we all know not to sell or give away animals on Craigslist, this stuff really does happenWhile the purpose of the affidavit, authored by a St. Petersburg police detective, is to get a judge’s permission to search Gress’ mother’s phone, its 25 pages paint the most detailed portrait yet of a horrifying murder case.
“This little
“Good people don’t want to know bad things,” she told him, the affidavit states.
“The case is still open and there’s a pretty good likelihood of more (charges) to come,” Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney Bruce Bartlett said. The six days of torture and “calculated killing” made the murder one of the most disturbing he’s seen.
“People like that should be eliminated from society,” Bartlett said. “They have a tool for that, and that’s called the death penalty.”
Several people saw Gulfport teen held captive. None told police, records say.
A court document details horrifying circumstances cops say led to the death of 16-year-old Miranda Corsette. Two people are accused of her murder.
SICKOSIs this not allegedly a beginning step to becoming a serial killer? Makes you wonder if they were able to catch the guy before he started something or if there are potentially others.“She also said Gress killed animals he got through Craigslist and disposed them near the Bob Graham Sunshine Skyway Bridge.” ugh, we all know not to sell or give away animals on Craigslist, this stuff really does happen
She described a volatile home situation where Gress frequently beat and abused the two women.Steve Gress, 35, and Michelle Brandes, 37, are charged with Corsette's murder. In the 25-page affidavit, it says that three people, including Gress’ mother, later admitted to police that he’d sent them photos of the girl that showed her nude, bruised and in increasingly worse physical condition.
Several people knew missing Gulfport teen was being held captive before her murder: Documents
In the week before 16-year-old Miranda Corsette was killed, six people saw or knew the teen was being held captive and tortured but never called 911, according to a search warrant affidavit obtained by the Tampa Bay Times.www.fox13news.com
