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Jackson said yes, but changed his mind after he saw a segment on the local news that the police were looking for the bike in connection with a double homicide. He called Durden and told him to remove it from his property. By now, even Kinterie Durden knew that the Yamaha was hot. The bike he\u2019d killed two men for had been in his possession less than 12 hours. Now, he had to get rid of it. This he did by riding into the woods in Putnam County and dumping it there.<\/p>\n

He then called his girlfriend and asked her to pick him up. The pair returned to her house. Durden was arrested there at 5:46 the next morning. This was not a difficult case for prosecutors to make. The only question was whether Kinterie Durden would face trial as an adult or as a juvenile. Given the cold-blooded, premeditated nature of the crime, that was always a moot point. Durden was charged with two counts of malice murder, two counts of felony murder, two counts of armed robbery, two counts of felony aggravated assault, and two counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.<\/p>\n

He was looking at a long time behind bars if convicted. Kinterie Durden\u2019s initial response was to claim innocence. It wasn\u2019t he who had murdered Davoddren Harris and Cortez White. It was his friend, Roger Jackson. The problem with that story was that Jackson had an alibi, and the police had footage from several security cameras that showed Durden racing the Yamaha around town on the afternoon of the murders. Durden then changed his tune, admitting that he\u2019d never had the $1,500 to buy the dirt bike.<\/p>\n

His plan all along was to ask for a test ride and then steal the bike. But that plan went out the window when Harris asked him to pony up the cash. He already knew that Harris was carrying a gun. He\u2019d seen it in his waistband. Now, here he sat, in the backseat of a pickup on a quiet, country road with two strangers, one of them certainly armed.<\/p>\n

He felt threatened, certain that things would turn violent once Harris realized that he did not have the money. That was why he panicked and drew his weapon. It was self-defense. Again, this narrative was easily debunked. Davoddren Harris had met Durden at his house. He knew where he lived. How was Durden going to get away with stealing the bike when Harris knew where to find him? Also, there was no evidence of any threat to Durden\u2019s life. Harris was indeed armed, but his gun was still tucked in his waistband.<\/p>\n

He\u2019d neither drawn the weapon nor fired it. Kinterie Durden was the one who had opened fire. He\u2019d done it while the vehicle was in motion and had shot his victims in the back of the head.<\/p>\n

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To the best knowledge of the author and publisher, the material contained herein is factually correct. Neither the publisher, nor the author will be held responsible for any inaccuracies. OceanofPDF.com Sign up for the author\u2019s no-spam newsletter and get Blood Brothers, Serial Killers Unsolved and Medical Monsters for free. Click here to claim your Free books OceanofPDF.com Table of Contents NATHAN YBANEZ JACOB LAROSA KRIESHA STROUD, JORDAN TAMS & LEANDRO LOPES JASON BENTLEY ALEXIS SHIELDS & DESIREE LINARES HUNTER REESER GEORGE STEWART QUENTIN SCHAFER & CARLOS DELGADO ROBERT DUFFELL KINTERIE DURDEN THOMAS PURCEL EDMUND KEMPER III ZITEDRICK SHELLEY DOMINIC SYLVESTER AMANDA MCGHEE BARDIA SHOJAEIFARD DUSTIN LYNCH SPENCER LEWIS JASON HARLESS & JASON MCCOY JOHN GRANAT REMI CORDOVA KALEIGH FRYER ABOUT THE AUTHOR OCEANOFPDF.COM 22 Shocking True Cases of Kids Who Kill Nathan Ybanez: A toxic home environment pushes a teen to his breaking point.<\/p>\n

It ends badly for everyone involved. Jacob Larosa: He was a kid with a bad attitude and an extensive juvenile record. Still, no one suspected that he might be capable of such savagery. Kriesha Stroud, Jordan Tams & Leandro Lopes: Kriesha has a beef with her sister\u2019s ex. She\u2019s gathering the troops, preparing for a showdown. Jason Bentley: A confrontation between rival gangs in a school hallway turns violent. Shots are fired. The gunman is just 14 years old. Alexis Shields & Desiree Linares: Being a foster mom is tough, thankless work, harder still when the kids in your care are plotting your demise.<\/p>\n

Hunter Reeser: Everyone had given up on Hunter, everyone but his grandma, Sandra. Her devotion would be repaid in blood.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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