Abstract
Christina Powell’s parents had grown increasingly upset about their inability to reach their 17-year-old daughter at school. At first, they assumed that she was probably out partying. After all, this was August 1990, during orientation week for freshmen at the University of Florida, and she more than likely was out making new friends and buying things for her new apartment before hitting the books. But after a few more days without a word from Christina, the Powells became frantic. As a last resort, they called the Gainesville Police Department to ask them to meet at their daughter’s apartment in the Williamsburg complex. Suspecting that something was wrong, a Gainesville police officer entered the apartment by breaking down the door on the second floor. He was sickened by what he discovered.
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Michael Quintanilla, “Promises to Keep,” Los Angeles Times, January 10, 1994, p. El.
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Fox, J.A., Levin, J. (1994). Gory without Glory. In: Overkill. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6070-2_1
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