Brooke Bennett Found.
Brooke Bennett’s photo from Myspace.
The subject of Vermont’s first Amber Alert is 12 year old Brooke Bennett.
She was last seen being driven to a convenience store by her uncle, Michael Jacques.
During the course of their investigation, police have identified her uncle as the rapist of another child in the family. He’s been arrested.
Now her ex-stepfather, Ray Gagnon has been arrested for destroying evidence related to her disappearance and is accused in obstruction of justice and has been also been arraigned on charges of child rape against a different minor altogether. It seems he logged onto her myspace account and made some changes after her disappearance.
Between starting this post, and being called away a few hours ago and now… News of finding Brooke Bennett’s body has been released.
Much sadness for Brooke and her family.
A teenager identified as A.R. filed affidavits admitting she assisted Brooke’s uncles in bringing Brooke into the Breckinridge Program, a pedophile sex ring. She also charges that she has been having sex with the uncle since she was 9. She claims she knows three men in the ring and of three other girls.
One of the most disturbing things she levels was her understanding of the initiation Brooke was about to experience .
The girl said she had met three men in the program, including Jacques, and that she was told two other girls also were in the program. “The first who does it lives and the second gets her throat cut,” she told police, according to an affidavit filed in court Monday.
scum
death to child molestors
Bennett’s mother, Cassandra Gagnon, said she was “very surprised” by her ex-husband’s alleged involvement.
That says it all for me Hazel.
That was my first reaction on hearing that too Brian.
I’m not one for coincidences, and I don’t think its a coincidence that this woman’s
brotherAND ex are porn producing pedophiles.correction the uncle in question is married to the sister of Brooke’s mother, is not the mother’s brother. My mistake.
Joe, ditto.
MOM, what were you thinking allowing your daughter to spend any time at all in the vicinity of her sick uncle? And you were MARRIED to a child molester? Her death is on your hands. Your entire sick family belongs in jail – God bless poor Brooke, at least she is safe in the arms of a loving Father, since her earthly family did nothing to keep her safe.
Support this family? Feel sympathy for them?
I think not.
Hi CMP, something was terribly wrong in this family for sure. But I can’t quite condemn them all just as of yet. Regardless, I hear you loud and clear.
Uncle could face death penalty (You Tube)
And being on MySpace as a 12-year old and being allowed to be with her uncle at all. Boggles the mind how parents can sometimes be so oblivious to their children.
Her killer(s) should be slowly beaten to death over several days.
I will gladly volunteer for the job.
uhm, CMP… you are wrong. We do need to support this family. And it’s not like Brooke was going there to spend time with her uncle, she was going there to spend time with her cousin. Her mom wasn’t just not going to let her see her cousin. And her uncle was claimed to be not a risk, and had treatment. What else could she do. And she didn’t marry a sex offender, Ray Gagnon is NOT a registered sex offender. I don’t see how you could blame the family. Thats a horrible, cold-hearted thing to do. And Brooke’s death is not in the family’s hands, other than her uncle and former step-father. Her mother, sister, father, step-mother, or brother did not assist these men in murdering Brooke, therefore you are wrong. You should really think before saying these things, because it does hurt the people who are close with Brooke and her family. its called being impulsive.
Angel,
I think the anger is directed at the family because they failed her. That cannot be denied.
It’s denial that is the problem in our societies. Allowing abusers around children is the issue. Children are not valued as much as they should be.
Her mom should not have let her around anyone accused of sex offenses. I sure wouldn’t let my child around anyone like that. Her cousin could have come to her house.
-elegantly stated Sam – Hazel.
Angel, you are probably a lovely person but I could not disagree more!!!! The mother should not have allowed her to spend time with her cousin in that situation. I would not let my child see a cousin, grandparent, best friend or anyone if it put my child in harms way!!!!
Well put Anne, and kind too. – Hazel
I agree with you, Angel.
The blame goes to THE RAPISTS, for RAPING, not with anyone else for “letting” them. The blame also goes to the state of VT for letting Jacques out of prison early for “good behavior,” and for “graduating” him from a sex offender rehab program. Sex offenders CANNOT be rehabilitated…
Sex offenders like Jacques are very manipulative, experts at tricking, using, and threatening people. We don’t know much about Brooke’s and the 14-yr-old’s mothers; it’s possible that these rapists/murderers were manipulating and/or abusing them as well.
Check out this article – http://www.timesargus.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080705/OPINION01/807050302/1021/OPINION01
An excerpt:
“She also notes that it’s important to train yourself because molesters are not only expert at manipulating victims but family members as well, in order to gain access to helpless children. That’s important to remember when we recoil from the horror of a case like Brooke Bennett’s. While a natural reaction may be to wonder why the family in a given circumstance didn’t do more to watch over a child, Tronsgard Scott says they are often victims as well, duped and used until they have lost what is most precious to them.
“We should focus our anger and horror on the people responsible,” she says.”
It’s a shame what’s happened here. Men don’t need 12 year old girls when plenty of women want sex and loving just like men; but these men had no real love in them. Not if the one especially killed her. That shows it alone.
Angel, I agree Brooke’s family does deserve and need support. But it is very difficult for myself, and readers of this blog to accept they were not partly responsible for her murder.
Many of us here have dealt with serious childhood (and later) abuse. Incest, violence, torture and exploitation and are therefore much more sensitive to the signs of abuse than perhaps others may be, including Brooke’s mom.
However, it stretches the mind to read that her uncle received treatment and so therefore wasn’t a risk.
Well obviously he was a risk. A terrible horrible risk.
We, those who study such things KNOW there is no such thing as a reformed sex offender.
You write:
Her mom wasn’t just not going to let her see her cousin. And her uncle was claimed to be not a risk, and had treatment. What else could she do.
She could have used her own intellect, and said No you can’t go.
She could have used her heart and gotten the ‘cousin’
out of the situation. She could have raised frikking hell with anyone who expected her to allow her daughter to hang out at a sex offenders house, treated or not. Her child, her rules.
I don’t buy the she was so hard done by defense. No way uh uh sorry, doesn’t fly. maybe she was in denial, maybe she was stupid, I don’t know But I do believe until a child hits 18 mom and dad, ARE responsible for their well being.
It’s a travesty what has happened here. It shouldn’t have happened, and it shows that these men had no love within them to take the life of that beautiful girl and for the other to act to cover up things concerning her death or to create a diversion. At least that sweet girl is now with God and doesn’t have to contend with all the bull that’s going on today and what will transpire in the future.
Hi Martin, You’re right this isn’t about love, its about shallow hearted people who put their pleasure ahead of the welfare of other people and most heinously the welfare of our future: children.
Many studies indicate that adults who engage in sex acts with children have extremely low self esteem sexually.
They can’t relate on an equal footing with partners of their own age. In other words, they get performance anxiety when dealing with adult partners.
Children, they find easy to manipulate and to dominate.
Thanks for commenting.
PS from the article Eeni left us,
And those are just the crimes that come to light. Ask anybody in the field and they’ll tell you children and even families are less likely to report a family member than a stranger, so the numbers probably still exaggerate the likelihood of a stranger molesting one of your children, and underreport how often they are molested by a family member.
I think this is exactly why the family of Brooke will be facing extreme outrage by the public.
People are waking up to the reality of sexual violence, and they are angry. The fact there is a step father and an uncle (in law) connected here is extremely disturbing to a lot of people. And to Brooke’s parents as well. (I’m sure)
Whether anger or support directed at Brooks family is deserved or not, there is no doubt that her parents and anyone else who knew about the uncle’s and step-father’s background failed her. I do feel bad for her family but at the same time I am very disappointed in the fact that her parents and many others failed her.
And Yeah I agree, death and torture to child molesters…
This man should have not even been able to do this. He has a history of sexual crimes and yet was a free man. Why are we still giving such weak sentences to child molestors….and waiting for them to kill? Im sorry, but the first offense should be that last, these are not the type of people to be given second chances. 90% do it again, that is enough evidence to put them away for good, and not give them the chance to ruin any more lives.
“the first offense should be that last”
Absofrikkenlutely.
every day there are horrific stories about children being abused, neglected or killed, they all touch me deeply yet the story about brooke absolutely devastates me. brooke’s mother is the one most responsible for her death! she knowingly and without regard for brooke’s safetey put her child into the hands of the monsters who ultimately took her life, yet she walks away without any concequences what so ever. she should be charged with aggravated child abuse, child endangerment and a murder charge that fits this horrendous crime. if not , it should be her funeral people are attending, not brooke’s! i hope she is reading these blogs and knows what a disgusting human being she is, and the courts should terminate all her parental rights. it is sick that a women is so desperate for a man or men she would risk her children’s lives by allowing sick,sexual predators around them.
In all seriousness, these sexual predators should be surgically castrated and then incarcerated for the rest of their natural lives. No parole, no ’sex offender treatment programs’, no second chances. If Jacques had been handled in this manner, Brooke would still be alive. The judge that saw fit to end Jacques incarceration and his parole early has Brooke’s blood on her hands. Vermont needs to enact much, much stiffer penaties for these perpetrators and they need to do it now! Brooke paid the ultimate price for Vermont’s judicial failings. Vermont law makers need to swiftly prove to its citizens and the world that it truly values its children by enacting Jessica’s Law. I’d rather it enact laws as I initially stated, but I’m trying to be realistic. My only comfort here, dear Brooke, is that you now lay in God’s loving, protective arms and are finally and totally safe. Rest in peace child.
CMP took the words right out of my mouth.
may that sick f*ck rot in jail or get the death penalty and burn in hell!!!
For anyone who has any doubts about what Brookes family knew or didn’t know about Jaques:
Brooke’s father Jim Bennett and her stepmother Janet said they knew of Jacques’ history as a sex offender, but he never saw any signs of trouble when Brooke and her uncle were together at family gatherings.
“That’s not something you tell a little girl,” Janet Bennett told the Valley News of Lebanon, N.H. “She was just a beautiful little girl.”
source
http://www.kristv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8620822
Hmmm while people are calling for the blood of mom and dad, maybe they should add judge Amy Davenport to the list.
Despite a LIFE LONG history of sexual abusing members of his own family, despite sexual assaults and previous abductions of other women, despite his profession of being guilty of the murder of at least one Arizona teen, this judge decided he had had enough of prison and released him early. She even shortened his probation period (which would have lasted until 2015) so he could be a free man.
source:
Scared Monkeys
http://scaredmonkeys.net/index.php?topic=2980.msg395967
Poor little girl…it is too bad that she was not brought up in a stricter environment with parents that had her BEST interest in mind. I would NEVER EVER let my child near a predator—family or not family. She should have never been allowed to visit. And why would they not let Brooke know about her uncle’s past? I think sometimes we worry too much about protecting people like Jacques than protecting our children. I am very open with my own daughter, and I tell her the truth. There are people in this world that would like nothing better than to take you and hurt you and do not very nice things to you. I encourage her to be aware of her surroundings. It doesn’t hurt to let the young know the truths of the world. Maybe if someone had AT LEAST told Brooke that she should never be alone with the uncle she may still be alive. I pray that she is in Heaven with God and she is at peace with our Lord.
KCM
I think its terrific that you discuss these things openly with your kids. Kids are not stupid, just like sex talk on the school grounds, they pick up on things. And its important that parents are there to guide them through the dangerous spots in life.
I do hope that more parents will start seeing that educating kids about danger and dealing with their fears is more valuable than preventing an uncomfortable conversation.
RIP Brooke.
Anna, are you really & truly saying that Brooke’s mom should be charged with her daughter’s murder, or murdered herself?? And you’re saying she is “most responsible” for Brooke’s death?? The person responsible for Brooke’s death is THE PERSON WHO KILLED HER, most likely Jacques, who is the man that kidnapped her and had been raping another child for 5 goddamn years. Why aren’t you saying anything negative about HIM?
Why does everyone always always blame the MOTHERS, for someone ELSE’S actions??
The blame lies with Jacques, and the state of VT for letting him out of prison early for “good behavior.” Upthread, I posted quotes from Karen Trosgard Scott, executive director of Vermont’s Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence – she says that because rapists/child molesters are expert manipulators, victims’ family members are often tricked, duped, used, victims as well. She is an expert in the field of sexual/domestic abuse, and has worked with abuse survivors and their families for years, so let’s believe she knows what she’s talking about.
Instead of condemning Brooke’s mother to death – a mother who, despite whatever mistakes she has made, undoubtedly loved her child dearly and is grieving more than any of us who haven’t had a child murdered can imagine – let’s focus on educating the public about the realities of sexual abuse. Let’s try and prevent abuse in whatever ways we can.
Child sexual abuse is a taboo subject, generally speaking, that’s hardly ever talked about. Many parents don’t know what warning signs to look for, don’t know the truth about the psyche of sex offenders. The state of VT mistakenly gave Jacques a “clean bill of mental health,” allowing him to go free after “successfully” completing a sex offender rehabilitation program. You and I may know that sex offenders can’t be rehabilitated and that chances of recidivism are high, but a lot of people DON’T know that. Brooke’s mom/family may have BELIEVED that Jacques was “all better” – the “authorities,” after all, said so.
I don’t want to speculate too much about Brooke’s mom; we have very little information about her, relatively speaking. But I’m sure that she loved her daughter and did not want Brooke to die, and I think it’s really, really awful and inappropriate for anyone to say that Brooke’s mother should die and is “most responsible” for her daughter’s death. Let’s stop blaming her and put the focus on THE ACTUAL MURDERER/RAPIST.
hi i just wanted to say that people are saying that we shouldn’t talk bad about the family of brooke, but has anybody thought that maybe this family is part of the sex ring and knows things and will not talk about it or acknowledge anything. Also it is a known fact that these rings can not carry on their acts without people high up covering for them. There are a lot of things and people that need to be investigated!
I cannot get this girl out of my mind. My first question was; where were the parents? What a horrible case of total denial. Yes, we give more rights to criminals than victims and keeping children safe. I believe the parents should be held responsible in some way, but that’s not going to happen. They will have to live with themselves…if they can.
Debbie, you’ve voiced my exact concern. Good on you for your courage to comment.
We now know, the majority of sexual assaults on children and minors are carried out by family members, not strangers.
We’re looking at a family that has at least two, two sex offenders in their midsts. The 14 year old minor who assisted the uncle in Brooke’s abduction claims she’s been having sex with the man and others, since she was 9 years old. She’s also a ‘relative’.
Robin: They will have to live with themselves…if they can.
You’re very correct imo. I hope everyone involved in this family takes a good long hard look at themselves.
Eeni B. Bella wrote:
I’d be interested to learn what Scott has to say about incest.
Rape, sexual abuse, and incest may appear similar on the surface. But there are subtle differences. Rape is often a violent (singular) sexual act. Incest is an ongoing seduction.
Rape victims and victims of incest have many similar battles to face.
Incest victims however (something I have intergenerational personal knowledge on, not just text book facts) will ask over and over again Why didn’t my parents protect me, why didn’t they love me, why was uncle so and so or auntie this and that more important than me? And those who don’t ask those questions? Are dangerous imo because incest is like vampirism. There are victims that survive, (unlike poor Brooke) and then there are victims who get turned and go on infecting others throughout successive generations of inbreeding and indoctrination. (much like the 14 year old accomplice)
Incest has a long history in the world. From Adam and Eve, to the Pharoahs of Egypt to the House of Windsor to the FLDr’s who are currently so inbred their children are being born completely effed up and incapable of ever developing past a preschoolers mentality. Of course for a whole community of inbred child molesters that might be just what the “profit” was hoping for. Sick mother f-er!
Finally Incest is perpetuated by those involved.
Ergo the matriarchs and patriarchs of such families truly should be under the microscope when one of their children turns up murdered by a family member.
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Child sexual abuse is a taboo subject, generally speaking, that’s hardly ever talked about. Many parents don’t know what warning signs to look for, don’t know the truth about the psyche of sex offenders.
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Pardon my French but bull shit.
C’mon! We’ve been educating the public for at least 4 generations now. I myself traveled across Ontario as a pre-teen and teen teaching self defense for women and children. A program first initiated by the rape crisis centers my own mother went to for healing from her own families dysfunctions. Her mother before her had extensive therapy and went on to council other women.
My mother, and her mother and her mother before her were each responsible for the child rapes going on under their noses. Despite all the education, all the rallies, all the self defense courses taken and taught
Denial is stronger.
Denial is a mental block, it blocks the ability to recognize reality.
We can’t wait for these people to voluntarily get help or get well. We, as a society have got to make a stand.
Parents who maintain relationships with bonified sex offenders should lose custody of their children, be charged with child endangerment and forced into parenting classes before they get a chance to screw up their babies for life.
No excuses.
(((((Hazel))))
Deep breaths.
Our mother was the same as your mother, in denial and we were young children at first, but then so was she.
The facts are that we can’t protect children from every possible danger, but parents need to be better educated and less trusting of others, including those within the family. Incest is much wider spread than anyone thinks because the child victims almost always are not believed and usually blamed for being abused. Incest is generational and extremely damaging.
http://streetknowledge.wordpress.com/2008/07/08/teen-found-alive-in-trunk-of-sex-offender-after-crash-during-police-chase/
Child abducted by sex offender staying with her parents.
So much of this case disturbs me, first Denise marries a sex offender who by the calculations of a 12 year marriage, was just released from prison AND she has a 2 year old girl (again calculations since juvenile 1 was Jacques step-daughter). Poor Brooke who isn’t told the truth about her Uncle only to experience the horrific hours before she is murdered. I have tried to have sympathy for the family, but I can’t. I pray for Brooke and hope that there really is justice in the end.
So many sad, scary, frustrating angles to this story.
As a preamble, my heart goes out to the parents who’ve lost their daughter, and as the mother of a three-year old girl, my guard is already up concerning the dangers that lurk out there for children, even here in bucolic Vermont. In reading the many articles published on this case, however, several things immediately caught my attention:
1) The uncle is a convicted child molester who “has a history of sex crimes dating to 1985 when he was charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl over 100 times [who was an underage female relative who became pregnant and had an abortion]. The abuse continued for a period of three years, making her 12 at the beginning. Prosecutors eventually dismissed the case. In 1993 Jacques was convicted of aggravated sexual assault and kidnapping. An affidavit in the case said Jacques “tied up the victim and threatened to kill her while he sexually assaulted her.” He ended up serving four years of a 6-20 year sentence, and his probation was revoked in 2006.
I would never let my child within ten miles of that man, in prison or out. EVER. Sex offenders are never rehabilitated in my opinion and I don’t need to have my daughter serve as a science experiment as to whether or not they can be. So, sorry, if Uncle X or Grandpa Y is at the family reunion, we won’t be—and I would be sure and let them know exactly why. If that’s stigmatizing them further, so be it. Tell that to their victims and see if they shed a tear—I’ll bet they don’t.
2) The biological father, who seems to be a decent man, said that although he and his wife Janet “knew of Jacques’ history as a sex offender, he never saw any signs of trouble when Brooke and her uncle were together at family gatherings. ‘That’s not something you tell a little girl,’ Janet Bennett, Brooke’s stepmother, told the Valley News of Lebanon, N.H. ‘She was just a beautiful little girl.’
Yes, she was, and she was 12, and she ABSOLUTELY needed someone like you to tell her about her uncle’s past, especially in light of the fact that he had abused and impregnated another female relative. It doesn’t take much brain power to realize that the uncle is highly unlikely to molest her in front of family and friends—but he might if he got her alone, which it looks like he did (and had done to others int he past). And since pedophiles look for easy victims that are close to home, why wouldn’t she be a natural target? Sorry, but the family missed the mark here and did a great disservice to Brooke by not informing her of her uncle’s predilictions.
3) The stepfather and the uncle were pals and the stepfather had possession of child pornography (some of which showed Russian girls of five years of age), for which he is now being held on Federal charges. What are the odds that this situation just happened to occur after the divorce? Vermont and Texas are pretty far away geographically—my money’s on a pedophilic habit that these two discovered they shared, and I don’t even want to speculate on what happened in the home while Brooke lived with Gagnon. That brings me to the larger, and more delicate question in light of the fact that everyone feels so sad for her: what did Brooke’s mom know about all of this? And what of her sister, Jacques’ wife? My intuition tells me these women knew something was amiss for a long time and were in denial, for whatever reason. This is the hardest part for me as a mother to understand: how do you deny that part of you that knows instinctively that something is wrong? And then, knowing that, do nothing?
And in closing:
4) A MySpace account for a 12 year old is asking for trouble. Parents, know what your children are doing and who they’re doing it with! The mother said, “well I can’t be with them 24/7″ (or words to those effect) and my response is, “well, do your best to try.” My mother worked, went to school, but had eyes in the back of her head and try as I might (and I tried really, really hard), there wasn’t much I could get past her or my father.
I don’t know what life would have been like for me with the Internet as a constant presence but I can assure you that my parents would never have allowed a computer, a telephone or a television in my room—it would all be out in the open where they could monitor whatever was going on. Sometimes being a good parent means not having your children like you very much. I can’t surmise on what Brooke’s parents are thinking right now, but if it were me, I’d wish I’d been a little more mean and lot more “there”.
Brian, sweetheart, thanks for your timely comment. You know I was just doing my breathing excersises!
I’m sorry about your mom, I’m sorry about mine, and hers before her and hers before her.
I love them ALL dearly but I will say, if I am ever blessed with children there is an entire family branch who will never even learn of the joyous news.
All I can say for sure is Thank You god for opening my eyes and helping me heal BEFORE I brought any angels to earth. Thank you condoms, thank you birth control pills, thank you gut instincts and heart sent voices. Thank you Thank you Thank you!
Dear JBH
I like the way you think. Your child is fortunate to have such a intelligent and courageous mum.
Hazel.
You are welcome Hazel and for the record, I think you’ll be a great mom.
As for Brooke’s mother I don’t hate her or think she should charged. It would be best for everyone reading about this case to take a step back and learn to forgive those that fail to see the dangers to children.
Thank you Hazel. I try. It’s hard, but I try!
I was just wondering where the “afidavit” of the juvenile involved in Brookes disappearance was found because I live in Vermont and I have read all of the afidavits released and never did i see anything that suggested that the juvenile knew that the someone would get their throat cut. I have looked and looked and have not found any statements saying that. I was just wondering where that information was found. The death of Brooke had really shaken people up in Vermont, the outpouring of grief that it generated it just unreal. I can’t believe that her uncle was ever released from jail in the first place ( after his previous charges of raping a family member and raping an 18 year old woman) and that he was allowed around children when he was released…I really feel that the state messed up on this. He never should have been let out of prison. I have written all of the state representatives on this matter because the laws here definitely need to be changed.
Hi Rachel, I’ve been reading about the controversy of the VT laws, and definitely agree. Jessica’s Law is one such law that VT may want to adopt.
As for the affidavit, you can find a PDF copy here,
the part about the throat cutting and Brekenridge is found on page 2
As someone who grew up not far from Mike Jacques, I do feel the family deserves some level of blame. Obviously they did not perpetrate this crime with their own hands, but by looking at some of the affidavits and with Jacques wife knowing his history she should’ve made sure he was never alone with young children.
Jacques’ past was pretty much common knowledge in the Randolph area (the 1993 assault, rumors of incest in the mid-80s). If you put that together with some of the things Mikes’ wife was witness to and discussed in the affidavits I don’t see how she couldn’t have realized what she was dealing with.
Anyone who knew Mike would probably recognize he was a bit of a “salesman” – a smooth talker and even charming in a way. That combined with the facts of how he was abused at such an early age should’ve been a red flag to corrections officials and judges that he was pretty much going to try to schmooze his way to freedom. This same ability to BS people or promote himself was evident from his work history after prison. He rose quickly.
The sick part (one of many) is that the abuse of at least one girl was taking place (apparently on a fairly regular basis) during this rise in his work status. And he remained cool as a cucumber through the whole thing. I know – I worked at the same company as Mike a couple years ago and most people didn’t know his past and couldn’t conceive of this happening. The circumstances of his being fired (or perhaps asked to resign) are still somewhat of a mystery. I believe the official statement was something like “conflicting business interests”. Not long after that a memo providing guidelines of what was and was not appropriate in terms of accepting gifts from business contacts was released.
Hello Skeptical, and welcome.
My first reaction to reading your personal recollections of this family was an Ugggggh that Charlie Brown would have been proud of.
You’re comments really do underscore my gut feelings on this case.
It’s a very upsetting picture painted, but I’m glad you shared it.
I hope and wish and pray that other families such as Brooke’s get their wake up calls before any more children die like this.
Ex-stepdad of slain Vt. girl pleads to porn charge
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jQck1yiDNROKBZbkHqJTdIsj7U2AD97HN28G0
Indepth ongoing coverage here:
http://www.jurorthirteen.com/BrookeBennettMurder/tabid/879/Default.aspx
Including an eye popping family tree.