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Teen Bonnie and Clyde From Kentucky

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Y'all, I live in the area where these kids are from. The locals here are calling her the mastermind. The boy apparently is NOT the one who came up with this brilliant plan. And this is from people who know them both, including members of their families.

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You can see a prescription pill bottle sitting on the table behind her A&W.

 

Next to the lovely Harley Davidson lamp. ;)

Y'all, I live in the area where these kids are from. The locals here are calling her the mastermind. The boy apparently is NOT the one who came up with this brilliant plan. And this is from people who know them both, including members of their families.

 

Nope, not possible. She's an innocent 13 year old girl that's fallen victim to a predator....

I disagree 100% with this. Her parents have plenty of blame. But a 13 year old most certainly knows it's wrong to steal not 1, not 2, but 3 different trucks and a gun. No way you're telling me a 13 year old doesn't know what she's doing.

 

I'm with you. I guess we've all been around different 13 year olds or something. I definitely know what I was capable of at 13.

I'm with you. I guess we've all been around different 13 year olds or something. I definitely know what I was capable of at 13.

 

Hell, I raised a daughter. And it was H.A.R.D! I know I wasn't the parent of the year, but I wasn't a neglectful parent, and she made some seriously bad decisions. I helped her through them, but it was ROUGH!

 

When I think about how I was as a teenager...I absolutely know this girl is most likely NOT a victim. She's absolutely a willing participant, if not (as local scuttlebutt says) the mastermind.

I'm with you. I guess we've all been around different 13 year olds or something. I definitely know what I was capable of at 13.

 

Hell, I raised a daughter. And it was H.A.R.D! I know I wasn't the parent of the year, but I wasn't a neglectful parent, and she made some seriously bad decisions. I helped her through them, but it was ROUGH!

 

When I think about how I was as a teenager...I absolutely know this girl is most likely NOT a victim. She's absolutely a willing participant, if not (as local scuttlebutt says) the mastermind.

 

The funny thing is you two share my views on it, as does Spindoc, but I'm the one that gets asked if I have a daughter, as if that's some kind of qualification to be able to have an opinion on the subject. :lol2: :idunno:

The funny thing is you two share my views on it, as does Spindoc, but I'm the one that gets asked if I have a daughter, as if that's some kind of qualification to be able to have an opinion on the subject. :lol2: :idunno:

 

Well, I was a 13 year old girl, and I raised one. So, while maybe not an expert, I certainly have some experience that MUST be considered. :D

 

I don't think you have to have kids to know that a 13 year old girl isn't necessarily innocent. I think what drives so many is that "daddy's little girl" myth. "Daddy's little girl" is often manipulative and evil, not sweet and innocent. :lol2:

So she can pretty much do whatever the hell she wants and use the excuse, "I'm only 13"?

 

She ends up killing someone, no repercussions, right?

 

Did I say that? No.

Y'all, I live in the area where these kids are from. The locals here are calling her the mastermind. The boy apparently is NOT the one who came up with this brilliant plan. And this is from people who know them both, including members of their families.

 

If that's the case, let's look at where her brilliant 13-year plan has led them and pay attention to where they end up.

 

I've never said she's innocent. I've said she doesn't have the ability to make adult decisions, she isn't capable of understanding the ramifications of her choices and she is clearly a victim of some sort - most likely the environment she was raised in.

If that's the case, let's look at where her brilliant 13-year plan has led them and pay attention to where they end up.

 

I've never said she's innocent. I've said she doesn't have the ability to make adult decisions, she isn't capable of understanding the ramifications of her choices and she is clearly a victim of some sort - most likely the environment she was raised in.

 

I disagree that she doesn't understand the ramifications. The internet, tv, shoot...Grayson Co and Breckinridge Co are FULL of people who've made decisions. By all accounts, she was not raised this way but has been a handful. Some kids are willful, conniving and deceitful, and she seems to be one of those. What I've heard of her father is very little, but isn't it interesting that her mother is getting her 15 minutes of fame. What does it tell you that the girl contacts her MOTHER for money, not her father....her mother she hasn't lived with for over 10 years. At a minimum she was hoping to play on guilt her mother may have, and knew she'd get nowhere with her father. Cheyanne is not a neglected child by any means.

This is crazy. Even my sister in Georgia posted this story to her Facebook page and her and some of her friends got into it on Facebook. I got there too late. The offensive one deleted her posts. :lol2:

This is crazy. Even my sister in Georgia posted this story to her Facebook page and her and some of her friends got into it on Facebook. I got there too late. The offensive one deleted her posts. :lol2:

 

So there are a bunch of those "buy sell trade" groups for this area on Facebook...her family and friends have been posting updates and pleas on them. It's been entertaining to watch the comments. :lol2: As an aside, I DID score an awesome glass/wood/iron desk for $35 off one of those groups though. :D

I was misinformed. This girl is clearly going on 14.

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