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(CBS) Kingwood is a carefully-planned community of 15,000 wooded acres in Houston. Many in Houston think of Kingwood as an oasis from the crime and turmoil of city life.
Last yearr that tranquility was shaken. Between May 30 and July 10, 1999, there were five armed robberies in the area. In each case, the robbers entered stories, and waved guns in the faces of terrorized clerks.
But to some even more shocking than hearing of the robberies was finding out who the alleged robbers were: four teen-age girls, all from Kingwood. They called themselves the "Queens of Armed Robbery." 48 Hours Correspondent Bernard Goldberg reports on this case.
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The four girls were arrested after supposedly bragging about their adventures at parties. Someone turned them in.
Three girls confessed to police: Lisa Warzeka, a popular athlete at Kingwood High School, who had been hoping for a college scholarship; Katie Dunn, an award-winning member of the school's elite drill team; and Michelle Morneau, who had graduated from Kingwood - considered one of the best schools in the state - just days before the first robbery.
The fourth girl charged in the case was the youngest, Krystal Maddox. Police say she was the ringleader. Of the four, Maddox came from the wealthiest family; her father is a corporate executive. She decided to fight the charges in court.
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pasqualt3
18 years ago
Now THAT sounds like a good movie, I mean Krystal Maddox! Come on thats like Natural Born Killer's 2 Cheerleader's revenge. It could have been great. Oliver Stone would be all over it!
Its funny how supposed well of kids get into some serious trouble just for fun, wand throw thier lives away... ok maybe not that funny.
But... I went to Texas once on a business trip and met some morons in a convience store.
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