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3 teens accused in Perry County killing of runaway teen

3 teens accused in Perry County killing of runaway teen

Three teens are charged with killing a 15 year old runaway in southern Illinois. The body of Sidnee Stephens was found on Sunday by a fisherman near the town of Pinckneyville. Investigators say she was shot and strangled. The Perry County sheriff announced 18-year-old Carl Dane, 17-year-old James Glazier and a 15 year old boy each face two counts of first degree murder.

KMOV.com

Posted on July 30, 2010 at 1:42 PM

Updated Friday, Jul 30 at 2:23 PM

PINCKNEYVILLE, Ill. (AP) -- Perry County authorities say three people are accused in the shooting and strangulation death of a runaway teenage girl.


   Eighteen-year-old Carl Dane and 17-year-old James Glazier, both of the southern Illinois town of Pinckneyville, made their first court appearances Friday on charges of first-degree murder. A 15-year-old also is charged, but his name was not released.


   Glazier said in court he will hire an attorney, while Dane will be represented by a Washington County attorney. An Aug. 27 hearing was set.


   Investigators say Glazier and Dane were acquaintances of 15-year-old Sidnee Stephens of Pinckneyville. She had been missing from her home for nearly a week before her body was found last weekend in a creek near Pinckneyville.


   A message left with Dane's attorney for comment was not immediately returned.


   (Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press.  All Rights Reserved.)


 

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