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Teen Blames Internet for Student Murder Plot in Handwritten Letter

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One of two Florida teens accused of plotting to murder a classmate is now asking a judge for compassion in a handwritten letter — claiming isolation, online manipulation, and a troubled past influenced the disturbing allegations against her. As the legal process unfolds, disturbing notebook entries, police evidence, and chilling bodycam footage paint two very different pictures of the teenager at the center of this horrifying situation. Law & Crime’s Chris Stewart is On the Case.

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