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1:00Now PlayingThe decomposing remains of 17-year-old Valerie Tindall, missing in Indiana for nearly six months, have been found buried in the yard of her next-door neighbor and family friend, leading to his arrest on murder charges.
Tindall’s body was unearthed by the police Tuesday inside a makeshift chest buried beneath a pile of debris on the property of 59-year-old Patrick Scott in Arlington — less than a hundred yards from the teen’s home.
Scott, who was not only Tindall’s neighbor but also her employer, allegedly admitted to detectives that he killed the teen by strangling her with his belt, which he then continued wearing, according to court documents cited by the station Fox 59.
“I put it around her neck and I held onto it until she quit,” Scott allegedly told the police.
He then allegedly built a box out of wooden planks he bought at Home Depot, placed Tindall’s body wrapped in plastic inside, screwed it shut and buried it in his yard.
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