The mother of a Georgia teenager who was killed in March by a traveling carnival worker claims she saw “creepy” messages between the two about marriage and warned her daughter to stay away. TENNESSEE MAN CHARGED AFTER BOY, 8, ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS MOM AT COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMEButterworth said she only learned of her daughter's death on Monday from a press conference by Washington County Virginia Sheriff’s office. He was said to have met all the victims while he worked as a sub-contracted employee for the James H. Drew Carnival. Wright is facing three counts of capital murder for the deaths of Joslyn, 25-year-old Athina Hopson and 22-year-old Elizabeth Marie Vanmeter. Butterworth called for the death penalty, adding that “even torture is too good for him.”The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Source: Fox News May 16, 2019 15:00 UTC