[cbr600drm]

Yeah, it sounds prety sick. They caught him because some guy overheard him bragging about it to his friend. That is just fuked up!

 

[Coolwheels00]

yeah, that's really fukked up. How horrible to think we were all there while this happened.

 

[EVILLL1]

That stinks because her family is hurting and this guy is bragging that he killed her. How in the hell did he get her to walk with him I wonder. You know I saw all sorts of little kids with cops that were hunting family members but this sucks that a 19 old female had to die from some sick focker who probable couldn't get it any other way. Did they say how she died?

 

[clokwork-s]

yeah, someone please post details or links about details of how what when and where!!!! I was there too! ****, I want to know. this is sick as hell! stupid ass bastard.

 

[clokwork-s]

nevermind, I found the details. I am pissed off as HELL! stupid ass people doin stupid **** for no good reason at all!!

heres the article....

Missing teen's body found




By April Avison September 26, 2002




Henry County police announced Wednesday that the body of a missing Duluth teen was found in the bleachers of Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton.

Alisson Alvarez, 19, was reported missing Saturday when her boyfriend, 21-year-old Joshua Reynolds, also of Duluth, said she went to the restroom during the NOPI Nationals event at Atlanta Motor Speedway and never came back.

Henry County Assistant Police Chief Jim Simmons said officers received an anonymous tip at about 8 a.m. Wednesday detailing the whereabouts of the body.

"We searched the whole premises, including the lake areas and we located Ms. Alvarez in the top section of the bleachers on the far side in the suite area," Simmons said. "This was a closed area."
Toby Dearing, 24, was arrested and charged with murder. His brother Josh Dearing, 20, was arrested and charged with concealing the murder. Both men are Griffin residents. The anonymous caller who gave police information about the body was someone who knew the Dearing brothers and overheard them bragging about the incident, Simmons said.

Police did not answer questions about the condition of the body or how they believe Alvarez was killed. They said no murder weapon was recovered.

"The medical examiner is in the process of getting ready to do the autopsy," Simmons said.

Police reiterated that the body was found in an area that was closed to the public but open to vendors who contract with AMS, and said that Toby Dearing works for one of those vendors.

Officers called the crime a "stranger-stranger" incident and said they believe the victim did not know Toby Dearing.

"It appears she was a very nice lady, dedicated to her friends and family," Simmons said. "How he gained her confidence, I don't know."
About 30,000 people attended the NOPI Nationals on Saturday. The event was staffed by numerous local officers and security personnel. There are traffic-control cameras outside the facility but no security cameras inside. Wednesday's search, Simmons said, was the second time the area had been searched since Alvarez was reported missing.

Alvarez came to the United States from Colombia about four years ago, and has only a few relatives in this country. Simmons said her family in Colombia has been notified of her death.

Henry County police say more information will be released after the autopsy is completed.
"At this point we're trying to piece the puzzle together," Simmons said.

 

[Coolwheels00]

I have 2 words to say.
CAPITOL PUNISHMENT!!

 

[clokwork-s]

I could only wish!!! Dumb ****ERS!

 

[cbr600drm]

I wonder what the autopsy will tell them. It's hard to believe that with that many people around nobody saw anything. They never said anything about possible rape or anything so you wonder what the hell the motive would have been. I'm with Jamie. Fry that sick fuk.

 

[skatamatic]

man, thats just horrible. some people out there are so messed up. and i'm with you jamie, something bad needs to happen to that guy.

 

[EVILLL1]

Give them to BUBBA!!!!! Let him or her ass rape them and then just gut the sick fockers. I was talking with my girlfriend who is a lawyer ans she asked the same question how did they get her away from all of those people. The report does say that she was sick on her stomache maybe they promised her a better bathroom ar some medicine that was supposedly up in the fendors area of the track. I guess we will not know unless they tell us. Someone had to see her walking with him. If that had been my women those fockers would be dead right now in jail. You know even though they had as much security that they did this still happened and we may not be able to have another show there because of the nature of the killing. I wished they would have atleast ran background checks on the workers and checked all cars coming into the track like they do at HIN and other shows of it's kind. I know these guys were working for the show and AMS but they also too need to do a better job at looking at people and there backgrounds before something like this happens ever again. And then to find out that it was a guy boasting of himself for doing this. He is one sick freak.

 

[skatamatic]

:werd:
i really hope they don't kick out the nopi show from there next year, that would be really bad.
oh, and page 2 own3d.

 

[clokwork-s]

yup. if there is such thing as karma, they need it many times over!!

 

[clokwork-s]

here is the latest.....


[ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 9/26/02 ]

Phone call brings bad news
Missing woman's body found in Henry; suspects arrested

By BETH WARREN and PETER SCOTT
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Staff Writers




Margaret Samples waited by the phone in her Duluth home for news of the missing teen her son loved and her family befriended.

When the phone rang at about 3:15 p.m. Wednesday, she jumped to answer it and then buried her face in her hand and sobbed.

"She's dead," Samples said. "She was only 19."

Police had suspects in custody, the voice on the phone said.

Hours earlier, someone overheard two men bragging they knew something about Alisson Alvarez's disappearance and discussing how her body was found at a Henry County racetrack, police said. An anonymous call was made to police.

Two Griffin brothers were arrested. Toby Dearing, 24, who worked for a car show vendor, was charged with murder. His brother, Joshua Dearing, 20, was charged with concealing a death.

Investigators believe Alvarez's killing was "a random act," said Lt. Michael Gaddis, a Henry County police spokesman.

Alvarez was at an auto show Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton. She left her boyfriend's side about 2 p.m., feeling sick and heading to find a bathroom.

She never made it back.

Police searched the area earlier this week and could find no signs of Alvarez. They went back after getting the anonymous tip and and focused on a secluded area of the racetrack.

They found Alvarez's body in an area of the speedway that was not open to the public at Saturday's NOPI Car Show. An autopsy is being conducted, police said. They said they were still investigating the motive in the slaying.

"At this point, we are trying to piece all parts of the puzzle together," Henry County Assistant Police Chief Jim Simmons said Wednesday night.

Alvarez left Colombia after graduating from an all-girls Catholic high school in 1999. She moved to Miami and then to Gwinnett County, where she found a second family through her boyfriend, Josh Samples, 21.

For two years, the two lived with Samples' parents in the Chattahoochee mobile home park off Sugarloaf Parkway. All four were close and had talked about buying a house together, Margaret Samples said.

Her husband, Mike, taught Alvarez all about Elvis and needled her about her South American accent. Alvarez helped him navigate his home computer and showed Margaret Samples how to style her curly hair.

"We just miss her so bad," Margaret Samples said before the call from police. "She's a family member now."

Mike Samples' birthday was Saturday, but his presents were still wrapped and piled in his bedroom Wednesday.

"I never got around to cooking him a cake," Margaret Samples said.

She said her husband had told her: "Don't worry about it. We'll celebrate when Alisson comes home."

Josh Samples had spent the days since Allison's disappearance blaming himself for not escorting his girlfriend to the bathroom, his mother said.

He tried to stay busy and was at work managing a Duluth fast-food restaurant when he got word Wednesday to get in touch with police detectives.

"I don't know how Josh is going to get through this," his mother said through sobs. "They did everything together."

Alvarez and Josh Samples met while working at another Gwinnett restaurant in the same chain.

 

[EVILLL1]

cody your such a post whore you just had to own the 2nd page didn't you.

I agree with cody I hope that this does not put a damper on the next show there if they let this happen there again. You know they have cameras and alot of security stuff for outside the speedway maybe this will prompt them to get this equipment for inside the park. This happend under everyones nose and they still did not see it coming. This sucks and it needs to be addressed for further referance that things like this can happen and indeed did happen in broad daylight and was not known taht it happend until this sick focker decided to laugh about it to someone. I think if he had told me he had done this and I was standing there he would have been beaten and raped using a pole with nails in it then I would have turned him into the police. He just took away someones loved one and thinks it is funny.