06-09-2012, 10:24 AM
somewhere in GA. sickening.
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victim
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crime scene
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arrested with a minor
Polkfishwrap.com
Two suspects in the brutal murder of a female pizza deliverer were arrested Friday while Cedartown investigators said they continue to look for a motive.
Cadedra Cook, 18, of 229 Thompson St., Cedartown, and an unidentified 15-year-old male juvenile were caught at about noon Friday in a field on the property of the Old Hale Manufacturing Building on Lafayette Street, according to officials.
“We had been one step behind them most of the night,” Cedartown Assistant Police Chief Jamie Newsome said. “We were finally able to catch up to them.”
The two were charged in the Thursday night stabbing and bludgeoning death of Elizabeth Rae Hutcheson, 27, of 3776 Prior Station Road, Cedartown, while she was making a delivery for Domino’s Pizza to the Thompson Street home.
Newsome said he is pleased the two suspects were caught within a day after the slaying. He credits good teamwork with all law enforcement agencies for quickly finding them.
“It was just cooperative police work,” he said. “Without the help of the GBI and the U.S. Marshals to a small department like ours, it would have been hard on us.”
The CPD also had assistance from the Polk County Police Department and the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
Polk County Sheriff Kelly McLendon said 12 of his people were involved in the search and at least seven from the U.S. Marshals Service were on the scene also.
“We were asked to assist. We were asked. We came. We helped out,” McLendon said.
Polk County Deputy Coroner Tony Brazier said Hutcheson’s body was turned over to the Georgia Crime Lab in Decatur at 2 a.m. Friday.
“She had multiple stab wounds to the head, chest and torso,” Brazier said.
He said this case is unusually horrific.
“It was one of the most senseless crimes I’ve ever had the displeasure of working,” Brazier said.
Newsome said the investigation into the slaying is still open.
Police confirmed a telephone pizza order was placed at Domino’s shortly before 9 p.m. Thursday. Hutcheson was the delivery person sent.
Newsome said the suspects ran after the incident.
Police officers on a routine traffic stop said they found Hutcheson at about 9:15 p.m. bleeding in the doorway of Cook’s residence.
She was later pronounced dead at Polk Medical Center.
The motive is still a mystery. Newsome said money was taken from Hutcheson in the incident but he doubts robbery was the sole motive.
Domino’s training program encourages drivers not to carry more than $20 with them.
victim
crime scene
arrested with a minor
Polkfishwrap.com
Two suspects in the brutal murder of a female pizza deliverer were arrested Friday while Cedartown investigators said they continue to look for a motive.
Cadedra Cook, 18, of 229 Thompson St., Cedartown, and an unidentified 15-year-old male juvenile were caught at about noon Friday in a field on the property of the Old Hale Manufacturing Building on Lafayette Street, according to officials.
“We had been one step behind them most of the night,” Cedartown Assistant Police Chief Jamie Newsome said. “We were finally able to catch up to them.”
The two were charged in the Thursday night stabbing and bludgeoning death of Elizabeth Rae Hutcheson, 27, of 3776 Prior Station Road, Cedartown, while she was making a delivery for Domino’s Pizza to the Thompson Street home.
Newsome said he is pleased the two suspects were caught within a day after the slaying. He credits good teamwork with all law enforcement agencies for quickly finding them.
“It was just cooperative police work,” he said. “Without the help of the GBI and the U.S. Marshals to a small department like ours, it would have been hard on us.”
The CPD also had assistance from the Polk County Police Department and the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
Polk County Sheriff Kelly McLendon said 12 of his people were involved in the search and at least seven from the U.S. Marshals Service were on the scene also.
“We were asked to assist. We were asked. We came. We helped out,” McLendon said.
Polk County Deputy Coroner Tony Brazier said Hutcheson’s body was turned over to the Georgia Crime Lab in Decatur at 2 a.m. Friday.
“She had multiple stab wounds to the head, chest and torso,” Brazier said.
He said this case is unusually horrific.
“It was one of the most senseless crimes I’ve ever had the displeasure of working,” Brazier said.
Newsome said the investigation into the slaying is still open.
Police confirmed a telephone pizza order was placed at Domino’s shortly before 9 p.m. Thursday. Hutcheson was the delivery person sent.
Newsome said the suspects ran after the incident.
Police officers on a routine traffic stop said they found Hutcheson at about 9:15 p.m. bleeding in the doorway of Cook’s residence.
She was later pronounced dead at Polk Medical Center.
The motive is still a mystery. Newsome said money was taken from Hutcheson in the incident but he doubts robbery was the sole motive.
Domino’s training program encourages drivers not to carry more than $20 with them.