13 year old Richezza was a runaway from Baldwin, New York. She was tortured and murdered by 3 thugs who thought she had stolen money or drugs from them. They left her body in an old cemetery vault where it was discovered. Her case was presented on Forensic Files, Season 5-Episode 11 "Lasting Impression"--In 1996 when the decomposed body of a teenage girl is discovered in Easton, Pennsylvania, police have no clues to her identity. Weeks earlier, stabbing victim Kathy Sagusti told investigators that she thought that she might have heard a murder taking place in her basement. Investigators eventually discover the identity of the girl as Richezza Williams, a 13-year-old runaway from Long Island, New York. Sagusti positively identifies her as the murder victim and says that Corey Maeweather, Kwame Henry, and Stanley Obas were the murderers. To prove it, investigators turn to bug larvae found on the body and a surprise piece of evidence: a tiny wad of chewing gum found near the victim's body'.
**Please, if anyone has burial information I will be more than happy to update her memorial...John-Landen's Papa...
**Please, if anyone has burial information I will be more than happy to update her memorial...John-Landen's Papa...
13 year old Richezza was a runaway from Baldwin, New York. She was tortured and murdered by 3 thugs who thought she had stolen money or drugs from them. They left her body in an old cemetery vault where it was discovered. Her case was presented on Forensic Files, Season 5-Episode 11 "Lasting Impression"--In 1996 when the decomposed body of a teenage girl is discovered in Easton, Pennsylvania, police have no clues to her identity. Weeks earlier, stabbing victim Kathy Sagusti told investigators that she thought that she might have heard a murder taking place in her basement. Investigators eventually discover the identity of the girl as Richezza Williams, a 13-year-old runaway from Long Island, New York. Sagusti positively identifies her as the murder victim and says that Corey Maeweather, Kwame Henry, and Stanley Obas were the murderers. To prove it, investigators turn to bug larvae found on the body and a surprise piece of evidence: a tiny wad of chewing gum found near the victim's body'.
**Please, if anyone has burial information I will be more than happy to update her memorial...John-Landen's Papa...
**Please, if anyone has burial information I will be more than happy to update her memorial...John-Landen's Papa...
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