Women s Role Model As A Serial Killer - 994 Words

Jasmine was a 12 year old girl from medicine hat Alberta who plotted and with her 23 year old boy friend to murder her parents so they could be together. It was at 12 years old when Jasmine Richardson went through a Gothic phase and displayed the personality and physical features of a 15-16 year old. Friends and family described her as a sweet and innocent young girl who was an honour role student but once she hit the seventh grade she started acting differently, she was hanging around with older boys and a Gothic crowd of people at the mall. On social media she listed her role model as a serial killer, and she wrote her biography as â€Å"â€Å"bisexual, Wiccan, nocturnal, awkward, loud, a deep thinker and insane† and descried her interests as â€Å"unnatural hair colors, dark poetry, criminal psychology, blood, human anatomy and kinky s—t†. Jasmine was always around older boys and it was at this time that she met 23 year old Jeremy Stinke who was also into a G othic style who was a high school drop out and proclaimed to be a 300 year old werewolf, he was looked up to by the younger people he hung around. When Jasmines parents found out about the relationship they were angry but tried to understand her actions, it was after they found out there was physical and possible sexual relations that they refused to let her see Jeremy, this made her furious at her parents. Jasmine eventually sent Jeremy a message on social media saying â€Å"â€Å"I have a plan and it involves me killing them and ends withShow MoreRelatedWomen Serial Killers or Partners to One678 Words   |  3 PagesIntroduction. Women have fought for equality with men in the United States since the mid 1800s with the initiation of the woman’s rights movement. Not for special treatment, not for better opportunities, just equality. 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