What's going on with these two Florida girls? It’s unsettling, and mental health issues seem likely. They might not realize cameras are recording inside police cars, but their dashcam footage shows them laughing after being arrested for a strange murder plot targeting a male student at their school. Their intentions were already troubling; the motive behind it is bizarre and evil.
One of the 'girls' is reportedly transgender, so we have another case of transanity on our hands. The pair, Isabelle Valdez, 15, and Lois Lippert, 14, thought a male student looked like Adam Lanza, the infamous shooter of Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012, who killed nearly 30 people, including 20 children no older than seven. These two Florida 'girls' believed that if they murdered this student, they could bring Lanza back to life. Their plot was uncovered when a friend rushed to the authorities about this plan (via WESH 2 NBC):
Two Florida girls (one of who reportedly identifies as trans) were laughing and cracking jokes on their way to prison for allegedly plotting to murder a boy at school
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During a court hearing on Wednesday, a judge ruled that the teens be held without bond.
“I certainly understand that parents want their children home, but this is not the case,” assistant state attorney Domenick Leo said.
Investigators say the girls were obsessed with a boy at their school because they say he resembled the shooter who massacred young children at Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012.
They allegedly believed that by killing the boy, they would be able to bring the shooter back to life.
They’re accused of bringing a knife to Lake Brantley High in January, along with flowers, candy, and cigarettes as part of a ritual to carry out the plot.
“The plan was to grab the young man, push him into a stall. stab him or slice his throat,” Leo said in court. “It was a desire to create a blood bond to bring the fellow back to life.”
The plot was disrupted when a friend of the girls tipped off authorities.
Prosecutors played a video in court showing the girls in the back of a police car after their arrest. They repeatedly joked about the case.
“We’re probably going to get like a minimum of four years or so,” Valdez said on the video.
“I’m not getting four years,” Lippert replied.
Lippert reportedly procured items for this attack before their arrest.