A pair of Iowa high schoolers allegedly killed their elderly Spanish teacher as retaliation for being given a bad grade and will be tried as adults in the case.
“Children of this community that went to school with these boys, they’re just distraught, they’re just overwhelmed by the magnitude of this act,” Fairfield resident Debbie Brill said at the time:
Following the meeting, she drove to a park where she took regular walks but her van was apparently seen driving away not long after she got there with two men inside it. The following day, Graber’s body was located at the park laying beneath a tarp, wheelbarrow, and railroad ties. In addition, Miller reportedly acknowledged his frustration over her teaching methods and how the grade hurt his GPA.
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