A 16-year-old boy is being held in custody over the death of an 18-year-old high school graduate whose body was found in the Michigan woods.
A man walking his dog uncovered the body McKenna Elizabeth Hilton, 18, of Grand Rapids, in the brush on Thursday, WOOD TV reported.
Her body, which was fully clothed, had injuries near the neck suggesting strangulation, investigators said.
The teenager's loved-ones gathered for a candlelit vigil Sunday night to 'celebrate the life of a beautiful, intelligent girl'.
A man walking his dog uncovered the body McKenna Elizabeth Hilton, 18, of Grand Rapids, in the brush on Thursday, WOOD TV reported.
Her body, which was fully clothed, had injuries near the neck suggesting strangulation, investigators said.
The teenager's loved-ones gathered for a candlelit vigil Sunday night to 'celebrate the life of a beautiful, intelligent girl'.
A 16-year-old boy is being held in custody over the death of an 18-year-old high school graduate whose body was found in the Michigan woods.
A man walking his dog uncovered the body McKenna Elizabeth Hilton, 18, of Grand Rapids, in the brush on Thursday, WOOD TV reported.
Her body, which was fully clothed, had injuries near the neck suggesting strangulation, investigators said.
The teenager's loved-ones gathered for a candlelit vigil Sunday night to 'celebrate the life of a beautiful, intelligent girl'.
A man walking his dog uncovered the body McKenna Elizabeth Hilton, 18, of Grand Rapids, in the brush on Thursday, WOOD TV reported.
Her body, which was fully clothed, had injuries near the neck suggesting strangulation, investigators said.
The teenager's loved-ones gathered for a candlelit vigil Sunday night to 'celebrate the life of a beautiful, intelligent girl'.
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**A 17-year-old boy in Michigan pleaded guilty to the premeditated murder of his half-sister after he admitted to strangling the 18-year-old girl before dumping her body. He was sentenced to 40 to 100 years. **
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