Showing posts with label Stephen McDaniel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephen McDaniel. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

HOW WE CAUGHT LAUREN GIDDINGS' KILLER: COPS

DECAPITATED
"DISTRAUGHT"
LAUREN Giddings' accused killer first became a person of interest, when he appeared distraught in various media appearances, cop told a court Monday.
And when they took a closer look, they claim that found the evidence they think will convict 25-year-old law graduate Stephen Mark McDaniel.
Among his possessions was a master key to an apartment where 27-year-old Lauren Giddings lived next door and packaging for a hacksaw.
A hacksaw was later found splattered with Giddings blood in a nearby laundry room.
Investigators said McDaniel's former roommate told them McDaniel had talked openly about how to

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

McDANIEL CHARGED IN LAUREN GIDDINGS MURDER

THE NEIGHBOR of pretty law graduate Lauren Giddings has been charged in her grisly dismemberment murder. Classmate Stephen Mark McDaniel (the creepy neighbor from central casting) was charged last night with first-degree murder--he had been held on unrelated burglary charges.
Giddings sister Kaitlyn Wheeler told the Macon Telegraph: “It’s not a good feeling, but it feels like a step in the right direction toward closure. … It’s exciting in a way that you feel sick, not happy. We know this is going to be a long, hard process. It’s one more step toward him facing judgment. … It doesn’t mean he’s been convicted.”

Friday, July 15, 2011

LAUREN GIDDINGS' MURDERED BY SPURNED SUITOR?

ONE OF THE persons of interest in the sickening Lauren Giddings dismemberment murder was once asked by his mom whether there was a romance brewing between the two. According to Glenda McDaniel, her son Stephen Mark McDaniel considered Lauren, 27, a friend, and the two lived in the same building in Macon, Georgia and were classmates. He told her his focus was finishing law school.
Giddings' torso was found outside her apartment building June 30 and were in such appalling shape it took nearly a week for a positive identification.