Violent Teens Documentary - by Dr. Helen Smith
Violent Teens Documentary - by Dr. Helen Smith
April 10, 2003
Six occult-inspired teenagers murder a family. The six teens are now behind bars. But the system that bred them is on the loose.
The documentary about Violent Teens is called SIX, and it's by Dr. Helen Smith, with sound engineering by Glenn Reynolds.
Excerpt from the SIX website:
"A young family left the crime-ridden city of Miami and settled in Tennessee to raise their two children free from violence. Or so they thought. On a sunny day on April 6, 1997, the Lillelid family met its death at the hands of a group of troubled teenagers from Kentucky. The Lillelids were Jehovah's Witnesses, fresh from a convention in Johnson City and anxious to win new converts for their faith. The teenagers were a group of outcasts from Pikeville, Kentucky, on the run after getting into trouble in their hometown
The Lillelids were kidnapped at a rest stop on Interstate 81 and taken to an isolated country road, where they were shot. The father, Vidar Lillelid, a recent immigrant from Sweden, was shot first. After him came his wife Delfina, and their six-year-old daughter Tabitha and two-year-old son Peter. Only Peter survived, though he was blinded by a gunshot wound..
The documentary will tell the story of the killers, led by 18-year-old Natasha Cornett (a self-described "daughter of Satan"), who stole the Lillelid's van and headed for Mexico, where they were caught at the border and returned to Tennessee. They were later convicted of murder and sentenced to life without parole.
This film unravels the chain of events that led to this tragedy; a tragedy that turns out to have been so thoroughly preventable that it is astonishing that it was never prevented."
To purchase the documentary or for more information on Violent Teens, go to SIX.
The SIX movie trailer is available here.
