Whitey Ford
09-22-2009, 08:05 PM
Richard McCroskey of Castro Valley called himself "Syko Sam" and rapped about the thrill of killing people.
The 20 year-old's message board on MySpace.com was dominated by a different theme - a teen girl from Virginia, Emma Niederbrock, lavishing him with affection.
Police said Sunday that the visit turned into a nightmare. They believe McCroskey flew to Virginia on Sept. 6 to see the girl, attended a "horrorcore" concert with her, and then killed her and three others in her home.
A friend, Andres Shrim, a musician and the owner of Serial Killin Records in New Mexico, said he was shocked that McCroskey was accused of murder, calling him a "good kid."
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/09/21/MN3M19Q1TP.DTL
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The 20 year-old's message board on MySpace.com was dominated by a different theme - a teen girl from Virginia, Emma Niederbrock, lavishing him with affection.
Police said Sunday that the visit turned into a nightmare. They believe McCroskey flew to Virginia on Sept. 6 to see the girl, attended a "horrorcore" concert with her, and then killed her and three others in her home.
A friend, Andres Shrim, a musician and the owner of Serial Killin Records in New Mexico, said he was shocked that McCroskey was accused of murder, calling him a "good kid."
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/09/21/MN3M19Q1TP.DTL
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