[ominous note plays]
In that small school,
she was the popular one.
[Lisa] She was a Juggalette,
and she was the queen bee
in the group.
-A new girl arrives.
-[Lisa] She's 16.
She's so hot.
She wasn't going to
be controlled.
[Anthony] I'd never
seen her fight, but I know
she wasn't scared to.
[Victor] We had two girls,
one was missing, and one was
telling us a bunch of lies.
[girl speaking over phone]
[Nicol] This was
two worlds colliding.
[angsty rock music plays]
How can a 16-year-old have
that much hate for anybody?
[theme music plays]
-[water babbling]
-[bell tolls]
[Tom] In the middle of
the night, investigators from
the East Moline Police
Department, they're looking
into a missing person case.
A person that was known to be
involved in the incident took
our group down a sharp incline
that goes down goes down
towards the Rock River.
[Tom] After that...he took
our group down
the trail and led us
to a manhole.
Looking down into
the abandoned sewer,
we observed
a black plastic bag.
In my career,
I had worked numerous,
numerous very violent crimes.
This is the most violent case
that I ever worked.
[suspenseful chord strike]
[cheerful music plays]
[Nicol] East Moline, Illinois,
is Midtown America.
It is the heart of the Midwest.
It sits right on
the Mississippi River,
borders with Iowa.
John Deere's world headquarters
is there, so everybody's
very invested in farming
and small town America.
♪ Always thought
I was missing out ♪
♪ Because I was born ♪
[Lisa] In 2004, I was
a teenager in East Moline.
After bowling, roller skating,
movies, there's only so much
that you could do.
So I wanted to leave all
the time, but I was stuck here.
[narrator] In 2004,
Lisa Shaw is a junior
at Black Hawk Outreach Center,
an alternative high school
where the troubled teens
of East Moline are sent
for a second chance.
[Lisa] It's an assortment
of misfits.
Some of us left school
for different reasons.
Some of us were
kicked out of school.
I think some of us, like me,
just were trying to
finish school on our own time.
At most high schools,
popularity is based on
looks or money,
but at Black Hawk,
it's all about
being the baddest,
and at the top of that list
is a bunch of misfits
known as the Juggalettes.
[rapping "Hokus Pokus"
by Insane Clown Posse]
[Dawn] Back in the '90s,
the Insane Clown Posse started
their hip hop duo.
And fans of Insane Clown Posse
are known as Juggalos for guys
or Juggalettes,
if you're a girl.
Taylor may have
her Swifties with their cute
friendship bracelets, but these
teenage girls are proud to be
the exact opposite.
The Juggalettes and
the Juggalos and the imagery of
the Insane Clown Posse --
it's very horrorcore,
Halloween, dark carnival,
and some of the lyrics are also
sort of depicting this
violent, dark side.
This music that they were
producing was very violent.
The lyrics, it wasn't something
you could put on the radio.
Some of, even just the names of
the songs, "Chop Chop Slide."
♪ Chop chop chop chop
swing swing swing swing ♪
Referencing axes
and chalk outlines
and murdering situations.
-[Violent Jay] You don't
like ICP?
We don't say, "It's not for you.
We're sorry we offended you."
We say, "So what?
I'll kick your a*s, [bleep]"
I think it's very easy for
people to look at that and say,
"Oh, they're just creating
this violent community,"
but it's actually done in
a very tongue-in-cheek way.
Part of the reason is sort of
a facetious leaning into
they are the outsiders
of society.
So just like that,
the Juggalettes will also
sometimes paint their faces
like evil clowns and sort of
embrace being
this misfit community.
But if the Juggalette attitude
is just for fun,
the East Moline contingent
didn't get the memo.
[Nicol] They would see these
kids at times around town,
and there would always be
groups of them.
They attracted these teens that
had a lot of angst, that had
anger, that were upset,
felt like they were
fighting against the world.
I just remember they'd be like
the loud kids that'd be kicking
sh*t, you know, breaking stuff
in public, you know,
just random stuff in an alley,
you know, break it.
And they were just
out being obnoxious,
and they were kind of mean.
And at Black Hawk, there's one
girl who takes clowning around
more seriously than the rest,
the undisputed queen of
the East Moline Juggalettes,
Sarah Kolb.
Sarah Kolb, she was
the queen bee in the group,
and a lot of people,
not just the Juggalettes,
the Juggalos, kind of
followed what Sarah did
and what Sarah said.
In that small school,
she was the popular one.
People did gravitate to her,
she had an energy about her,
and she was liked.
She had a sort of goth meets
grunge look about her.
[Nicol] She's kind of risen to
the top of the Juggalettes,
and they are all looking up
to her and kind of falling
at her feet in a sense,
because she has
this power among them.
And that kind of power
isn't given, it's earned.
[Nicol] Sarah Kolb was born
in April of 1988.
She was born in Germany to
an American military family,
and her family eventually moved
back stateside, and things
kind of fell apart at home.
Her parents split,
her dad moved out of state.
I met Sarah in
elementary school.
Then she was kind of,
like, a different kid.
She was always kind of quiet.
She used to be picked on,
and I think it was
because she kind of had
like a bump in her nose.
Fast forward to Black Hawk,
and there's Sarah.
Completely different person,
I'm used to seeing
a quiet, little kid.
She was a Juggalette,
and now she brought herself
to school every day
with confidence.
Kind of like,
"I'm a badass, what's up?"
She carried herself
like she had
no cares
in the world.
But Sarah does care
about one thing, loyalty.
[Dawn] Sarah had
a control over her clique,
and people were afraid
of crossing her.
She had that sort of charisma
to get people to do
what she wanted,
so now she has her family,
so to speak, her community.
Sarah had this power
because she was really good at
manipulating people.
Sarah could be really nice.
She would draw people in.
She would get them to
really like her and turn around
on them, you know, like,
"Well, now I'm mad at you."
Sarah really liked to
screw with people's minds.
When it comes to mind games,
it's like a coin toss
where the fix is in.
Heads -- Sarah wins.
Tails -- everyone else loses.
She had just this kind of real
ease about being mean.
She would talk about
people she hung out with.
She would say things that
weren't very nice about them,
but they were still
hanging out with her.
She kept people
like that close to her.
If she couldn't get
a hold on you,
you weren't gonna be
in her group.
If Sarah stopped liking you,
that might not
end well for you.
[ominous chord strike]
Sarah isn't just mean,
she's also mysterious.
Something about Sarah
that I think captivated
a lot of people around her
and a lot of the friends
around her was,
did she like girls?
Did she like boys?
Did she like both?
She would mention guys,
and then she would
mention girls.
So I assumed she was
really fluid sexually.
There was a bit of a tease
element to her, on whether
or not she was dating this
person or dating this girl.
She definitely had a way
of manipulating this group
to keep the Juggalettes
in her trance.
But in November of 2004,
an outsider disrupts
the dynamic in the halls of
Black Hawk, a fresh-faced
new student from a completely
different world -- Texas.
♪ We know how to get down ♪
♪ Here in small town USA ♪
In the fall of 2004,
Sarah's a junior at Black Hawk.
When a new girl arrives at
the Black Hawk Outreach Center,
Adrianne Reynolds.
Adrianne is pretty,
she has a real likability
about her, and she attracts
the attention of Sarah Kolb.
I don't think there's
any way to know
that this would turn ugly.
[ominous chord strike]
[Nicol]
These were two girls with
really strong personalities.
I don't think anybody ever
expected the expl*si*n that
these two worlds colliding
would have.
[ominous chord strike]
[upbeat rock music plays]
[Nicol] In the fall of 2004,
Sarah's working at
the local movie theater.
She's a junior at school.
She's one of the few
that has a car, that has a job.
So her social status is
elevated, especially in this
group of misfits and in
students that are struggling.
But suddenly,
she's no longer the only one
turning heads in the hallways.
[upbeat music playing]
Adrianne's the cute Texan
with the southern accent --
she comes in,
she's the new fish,
she's getting circled
in the pond.
She just immediately started
attracting attention
of other students.
Everybody's like,
"Who's this new girl?"
Everybody wants to know
more about her.
[Anthony] Adrianne was born
September 12, 1988.
Adrianne's mom was only, like,
I think, like, 15,
and she just wasn't able to
take care of Adrianne.
So we adopted her.
She called me "Jo"
and him "Dad."
There was a lot of
drama in the family,
conflicts between her
and her mom, and at school.
We decided that it would be
better for her to start
her life back here
in East Moline.
We just knew
she wouldn't finish school.
She hated school.
So we thought
this was the answer,
for her to get her GED.
[Anthony] When Adrianne started
at Blackhawk in November 2004,
I felt good because she
liked it, she wasn't complaining
about the homework.
-And making friends was
her first priority.
[Nicol] Adrianne was very savvy,
and she knew that she needed to
find her group quickly,
because if she didn't,
it was gonna be
very difficult for her.
She knew she needed to
fit in to survive, really.
And there's someone
at Black Hawk who has already
set her sights on the pretty
girl with the Texas drawl.
[Joanna] I remember one day
she came home and she says,
"Oh, I met this really
cool girl, Sarah Kolb.
"She works at the movie
theaters, and she can
take us to the movies,
and she buys me lunch."
[Lisa] When Sarah first met
Adrianne at Black Hawk,
she was captivated by her.
She wouldn't stop
talking about her.
She was like,
obsessed with this
pretty, new girl from Texas.
Sarah was always
talking about Adrianne.
"Adrianne, she's 16.
She's so hot."
She was trying to swoop her up
and make her her girl.
Adrianne did open up to me
about Sarah wanting to date her.
[Anthony] Adrianne had
never dated a girl.
I mean, she was only 16,
ain't like she dated
that much anyway,
but she was bi-curious.
In other words,
she was thinking about it.
I think that Adrianne told Sarah
that she was bisexual
just to make good friends
with Sarah Kolb and be
her friend and be accepted.
[Anthony] The one thing that
confused me about the two
was they were opposites.
Sarah was a Juggalo, wore black
clothes, black lip makeup,
baggy clothes, and Adrianne wore
skin-tight blue jeans
and a crop top
or whatever they call them.
So they were total opposites
as far as looking at each other,
but Sarah had the most friends.
So Adrianne
hung around with her
so everybody would
like her, too.
While no one is sure if Sarah
and Adrianne are just friends
or something more, before long,
Queen Sarah is showing off
her new companion to
her crew of clowns,
including Juggalo Cory Gregory.
[Lisa]
Through Sarah, Adrianne got to
know Cory Gregory pretty well.
He was always with Sarah,
kind of like a shadow.
Cory was in a relationship
with Sarah briefly,
and Sarah wasn't really
into the "my boyfriend"
type of thing.
She kind of wanted him
as more of a sidekick
or a wingman,
just to stir up whatever
she wanted to do.
So Sarah and Cory weren't
dating at that point,
but he was a little obsessed.
[Dawn] I think that Sarah
liked having Cory
sort of enamored with her.
I think she liked that
somebody was sort of
following her around
like a puppy dog.
[Lisa] I think he was willing
to do anything for Sarah
to keep her attention.
But with Adrianne now on
the scene, Sarah's attention
is harder to come by.
Sarah was
taking her places,
bringing her around her friends.
She would just talk about
hanging out with Adrianne
all the time,
and she was just elated to tell,
"Everybody likes Adrianne now,
because I brought her in.
I'm making her popular."
Of course, in Sarah's world,
no one is really in
until she gives them the golden
ticket to the party house.
[electronic music plays]
[Joanna] This party house was
in Rock Island, Illinois,
and it's a hangout with kids.
They all sit around drinking,
getting high, making out,
doing what kids do.
This party house
where the Juggalos hung out
and the Juggalettes, it was
like their headquarters.
During Christmas break,
Sarah invites Adrianne
to the party house.
And to be invited to the party
house, you're almost part
of this group now,
so you have to go by a code.
It's basically like,
you know, being initiated
into the Juggalo group.
I wasn't at the party.
It wasn't really my thing.
But Sarah told me that at
the party, Sarah wants Adrianne
to mingle, be free
with everybody.
We're all a family.
This is how you show us
that you're down with us.
Just be free with everybody --
have sex, kiss,
do whatever you want.
We're all a family.
[Nicol] And Adrianne did.
She met a boy.
She ended up having sex
with him that night,
and this is something that
Sarah kind of had already
laid the groundwork for.
It wasn't really an initiation
to the Juggalo group.
It was more like a trap.
Sarah was basically
giving her a loyalty test.
You know, is she gonna
sleep with anybody
if I tell her she can?
And when Adrianne did,
she failed the test.
[Joanna]
Sarah turned very mean to
her and was calling her a sl*t,
and that she spreads
like peanut butter,
and all kinds of stuff,
and Adrianne came home
pretty upset that night.
[Lisa] Adrianne was
absolutely blindsided.
She was the new kid,
came in,
had some cool kids
befriend her.
She's getting brought to
the parties, and then there's
this, like,
drama all of a sudden.
[Dawn] Adrianne wasn't
a wallflower who was
going to be told what to do
and what not to do.
After Sarah tricked her and
kind of ran her through the mud
and made her feel like sh*t,
she kind of sat back and was
like, "You know what,
[bleep] this, all these other
"people like me, I'm gonna be
here in the Quad Cities
"and enjoy my time here.
I'm gonna go have fun.
These people are gonna
be my friends."
She wasn't going to let Sarah
tell her where she could
and couldn't go.
[ominous chord strike]
And two days later,
Adrianne pushes back.
Adrianne went back,
and she was partying
at the party house
without Sarah.
Somebody there called Sarah
and said, "Your friend's here."
[Dawn] Sarah thought she had
Adrianne under her control.
So by Adrianne going back to
the party house, she's sort of
saying, "You do not
have control over me."
It is like poking the bear.
Sarah skirts over there,
comes in mad,
but Adrianne stood up to Sarah.
[Dawn] Adrianne wasn't
going to be controlled.
[ominous chord strike]
[ominous music plays]
Sarah showed up at that Juggalo
party house, and she was
furious because
she caught Adrianne
at this party house
without her.
So Sarah Kolb actually
pulled a knife out on Adrianne
and was threatening her with it.
It was a threat, and it was
a very clear message
that she was still in charge.
Adrianne kind of just clapped
back and said, you know,
"I'm not that girl.
You brought me here,
you gave me this,
and I'm gonna enjoy it."
I never seen her "fisticuff,"
as they say it, but I know
she wasn't scared to.
Adrianne probably knew
just because you pull a knife
don't mean you're
bad enough to use it.
[Lisa]
I think that Adrianne showing
up that day and standing up
to Sarah when she was angry
and like wanted to fight her,
I think that really like
checked a box for Sarah that
hadn't been checked before.
Sarah was used to like,
manipulating people and making
people maybe fear her
a little bit,
and Adrianne just
threw that out the door.
She kind of
knocked her confidence.
Adrianne was gaining popularity
over Sarah, and Sarah felt it.
She knew it.
I just think it was just
a toxic mixture of Adrianne
wanting to be accepted
and trying to fight to fit in.
Even if it meant knocking
the queen bee out of the way,
"I'll be her."
Sarah backs down and away from
her fellow Juggalettes for now,
but she's got more than
a few tricks up her sleeve.
[Lisa] It's the new year.
We're coming back to school.
I expect to hear Sarah talking
about Adrianne some more,
and she kind of stopped
talking about her, finally.
And this time the story is,
"I'm not talking to that b*tch,
[bleep] her."
Instead of it being
all about Adrianne with Sarah,
now she's dating a boy
and ignoring Adrianne,
and so it's Sarah and Sean.
As in, fellow
Black Hawk student
and Juggalo to
Sarah's Juggalette,
Sean McKittrick.
[Lisa] I definitely think Sarah
was using Sean as, like,
"Look, Adrianne, I can date
"whoever I want to date,
and now I'm dating a man.
You're not important to me."
But two can play that game.
So Adrianne, her next play here
is to go after somebody that is
really close to Sarah.
And Adrianne says she wants
to date Cory Gregory.
Cory is the boy that followed
Sarah around and would do
anything for her.
So Adrianne turns around
and does the one thing that
she knows is going to
get to Sarah.
I think that Adrianne was
kind of giving Sarah
a taste of her own medicine,
and Cory is
allowing it to happen.
Cory was just somebody who
could be treated as property.
Maybe he liked it, but he found
a new obsession in Adrianne,
and he was getting treated
better, maybe.
So Adrianne's like,
"You have a boyfriend?
"[bleep] you,
"And I'm hanging out with Cory
now, because obviously he likes
hanging out with me too."
But Sarah didn't want
Adrianne to have Cory,
because Cory was
her best friend,
and she didn't want him,
but she didn't want nobody else
to have him.
Neither girl was going to
back down from this.
They were both
very strong personalities.
Sarah and Adrianne met
their match with each other.
But just when it seems things
couldn't get any worse,
something totally
unexpected happens.
On Friday, January 21st,
there was, like,
finally a little truce that was
supposed to happen.
I saw Sarah, Cory, Adrianne,
and Sean all got in Sarah's car
and went out to lunch.
They were finally
gonna talk it out
and maybe just be
friends so there wasn't
some kind of, like,
beef between them anymore.
Monday, I decided not to go
to school that day.
When I didn't show up,
my friend called me.
She told me that
Sarah and Adrianne
didn't show up to school.
That was when everything,
like, really changed.
[ominous chord strike]
On the 21st,
I came home from work,
and Adrianne wasn't at home.
[Joanna] It was getting
to be 5:00.
She had to be at work
at her hamburger place,
and I go in her bedroom --
there's her uniform
for the hamburger place,
so, I'm starting to get scared.
At 8:15, we called the
East Moline Police Department
because we didn't know
what to do.
[Tom] Adrianne Reynolds was
reported missing only
numerous hours after
she was last seen by anybody.
Adrianne's parents had a list of
friends that Adrianne hung out
with that they gave to the
East Moline Police Department.
At the top of that list was
Sarah Kolb.
Police start by
calling her house.
[phone rings]
Sarah told him that she was
in fact with Adrianne on Friday,
the 21st, and that's the last
she saw of Adrianne is
when she dropped her off
at McDonald's.
[ominous tones playing]
As the girls argue over Cory,
he and Sean listen silently
in the back seat.
Based on Sarah saying they just
dropped her off at that point,
you have to wonder,
was she abducted,
kidnapped by somebody?
Did she get in the car and go
somewhere with somebody else,
a boy or something like that?
But at this point,
we really have no clue
where she's at.
-[click]
-[ominous tones playing]
That weekend, we were
putting up photos and stuff
in East Moline.
I can remember just pacing
the floors, scared to death.
By Sunday, we're thinking
something happened,
because she would have
come home by then.
With no answers, police go to
speak to the other people in
the car, Cory Gregory
and Sean McKittrick.
When Cory Gregory was
contacted, he gave a story
that was similar
to Sarah Kolb's.
So officers contacted Sean,
and that is where
the investigation started to go
in a different direction.
According to Sean,
it wasn't just a verbal fight
between Adrianne and Sarah
in the car that day.
It got physical.
In the backseat at this time
were Cory Gregory
and Sean McKittrick.
When it got to
a physical altercation,
apparently, Sean McKittrick
raised a concern,
and Sarah Kolb told
Sean McKittrick,
if he didn't like it, to get
the [bleep] out of the car,
and Sean McKittrick ended up
getting out of the car
and walking back
to school that day.
Well, after Sean's statement,
we then knew that there was
a physical altercation
that happened.
At this point,
we had two girls.
One was missing, and one was
telling us a bunch of lies.
[indistinct police radio
chatter]
[phone ringing]
Just like before, Sarah says
she and Adrianne
argued over Cory.
Only this time,
she adds the details
police already heard
from Sean --
[suspenseful chord strike]
[ominous chord strike]
[brooding music plays]
Sarah Kolb was talked to
at least a few times during
the first couple of days.
Each time, she was giving
a little more information.
-[two clicks]
-[ominous music builds]
The only thing the East Moline
Police Department knew is that
Adrianne got in a vehicle
with Cory, Gregory, Sarah Kolb,
with Sean McKittrick,
and they left to go to lunch.
That's the only part of
the story that was consistent
by everybody that
they got in that car.
[phone rings]
On Tuesday, January 25th,
Cory Gregory's attorney
contacted the East Moline Police
Department and indicated that
he and his client,
Cory Gregory, wanted to come
and talk to detectives.
Cory is finally ready
to spill the tea, all of it.
What Cory Gregory
revealed is that
on January 21, Cory Gregory,
Sarah Kolb, Sean McKittrick,
and Adrianne went to lunch.
They went to the Taco Bell
parking lot in Moline.
An argument broke out.
[Tom] After Sean left
the vehicle, the fight ensued
in the front seat
between Sarah and Adrianne,
and Adrianne was fighting back.
And Cory said that Sarah
used an object and struck
Adrianne Reynolds in the head,
and then choked her.
Apparently, at that point,
Sarah drug her into
the back seat and covered
her with a coat.
Cory told the police things
just spiraled out of control,
that Sarah had k*lled Adrianne
and that Cory was
a witness to it all.
After Taco Bell,
they took Adrianne's body out to
some farmland that was
Sarah Kolb's grandfather's.
While they were there,
Sarah tried to burn her body
and was not successful
in doing it.
Cory said they came back
the following day with a saw to
basically cut it up
and then try to dispose of it.
After the interview,
Cory,
his attorney,
and several police officers,
myself involved, went to
Black Hawk State Park.
We retrieved the black plastic
bag and contents from
the bottom of the sewer.
And inside the black plastic
bag were the head and arms of
the victim, Adrianne Reynolds.
[crickets chirping]
[Joanna] At 2:00 in the morning,
I get a phone call that says,
"This is the police,
and we're at your front door."
And I remember them
saying that they
found Adrianne.
Then it was, like, quiet.
To me, it felt like,
"Are you gonna say
something else?"
Or, like, we found her,
and she's, you know,
whatever, we're gonna
bring her home, and that's
what I'm waiting on.
But they found
her body and...
just went to crying.
The next day, the rest of
Adrianne's body is recovered.
Sarah Kolb is
arrested and charged
as an adult with m*rder.
In the end, Sarah,
who always demanded total
loyalty and devotion,
is betrayed by her most loyal
and devoted follower,
and there's much more to come.
[Tom] Out of the blue, after
this incident made the news of
the arrest of Sarah Kolb,
a new name came up
into the investigation --
Nathan Gaudet.
Nathan's grandma heard on
the news that Sarah Kolb was
arrested, and she
contacted police.
Nathan Gaudet was in
the Juggalo group with them,
and he was known for
liking to cut things up.
Sarah was having to figure out
what to do with Adrianne's body,
so she called Nathan Gaudet.
[Tom] He provided the saw that
was used to saw up the body of
Adrianne Reynolds, and that
he helped dispose of the body.
He also said that Cory Gregory
was much more involved
than what Cory had indicated to
police during his interview.
What Cory Gregory failed to
tell in his interview is that
when Adrianne was strangled,
he took the belt, he put it
around her neck,
and basically finished the job.
He didn't tell that part at all,
and then he also minimized
his role in
cutting up the body.
[Joanna] I think this was
all Sarah Kolb's doing,
and when Cory seen
Adrianne fighting back,
he had to help his friend.
[Lisa] I don't know if
she manipulated him before
and held something over him.
I don't know, but Cory was so
used to Sarah holding his leash
that he ended up doing
whatever Sarah asked for him.
[Tom] With this new information,
Cory Gregory was arrested
for the m*rder
and disposing of the body.
He and Sarah are
charged as adults.
And also, Nathan Gaudet was
arrested and charged as
a juvenile, though,
for the disposing of the body
of Adrianne Reynolds.
[Nicol] Sarah Kolb's trial began
on October 31st, 2005.
It was Halloween.
In a really surprising move,
Sarah's defense attorney
decided to put her
on the stand.
Everything that she said,
she deflected to Cory Gregory,
that it was him, that he did it
all, that she was almost like
an innocent bystander
in all of this.
It wasn't a good look for
Sarah Kolb, and the prosecutors
ripped her apart.
Whether the m*rder was
premeditated or not,
nobody but Sarah Kolb
would know.
She was found guilty,
and at sentencing,
she was sentenced
to 53 years
in the Department of Corrections
by the judge.
[Nicol] Cory Gregory
never made it to trial.
He actually pled guilty in
exchange for his testimony.
And he was sentenced to
[Tom]
Nathan Gaudet pled guilty
and was charged as a juvenile
and pled guilty and was
sentenced to five years.
-[thwack]
-[ominous chord strike]
At Sarah's sentencing,
we read our victim impact
statements.
Then they asked Sarah
if she had anything
she wanted to say.
Sarah said, "When Adrianne died,
I felt nothing."
[Anthony] I cried a million
times, and I don't think I ever
seen her shed a tear, not once.
No remorse at all.
How can a 16-year-old have
that much hate for anybody?
Looking back at the case,
I think Adrianne lost her life
basically out of pure jealousy.
Sarah was the queen at school,
and Adrianne was chipping away
at her fiefdom,
and Sarah Kolb
didn't like that.
[Lisa] I think Adrianne died
trying to fit in.
Adrianne was like the type of
person that wanted to fit in
and be accepted.
And then Sarah was kind of like
the person that liked to be
in control of everything.
They should have never met.
[Nicol]
Sarah Kolb and Cory Gregory
are violent people.
They were also members of
the Juggalos, but this is not
the Juggalos' fault.
This is not who the Juggalos
are and what they stand for.
This is something that
Sarah Kolb and Cory Gregory did,
because they are violent
and evil people.
[Joanna]
I miss Adrianne every day.
I think about her every day.
It's been almost 20 years,
but it's like it was yesterday.
It never goes away.
[Anthony] I wrote this poem
for Adrianne after she was gone.
Kind of simple, but it goes,
"Life is like a poker game.
"God does the dealing.
"You played the hand you were
dealt, even though it wasn't
"that good, you held on to it,
and you did the best you could.
"You were dealt to be
my daughter, and I was dealt
"to be your dad.
"And no matter how
the game turned out,
you're the best hand
I've ever had."
That's it.
On the next
Mean Girl Murders...
The gym is more than just
a place to work out.
But when you see somebody
who is younger and prettier
that's going to bring you
jealousy.
And I'm like, "Oh, my God."
Just an absolute nightmare.
She's evil.
No question what-so-ever.
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