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Christine Paloella Case Study

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In this case the convict 's name is Christine Marie Paolilla, she was 17 with a boyfriend by the name of Christopher Snider. Christine is serving life in prison for fatally shooting four of her friends. Christine wasn’t arrested till three years and one day later, after the murder was committed. The day she had been arrested was July 19, 2006, the murder was July 18, 2003. Christine was convicted in late year in the late year of 2008. Christopher Snider, the partner of Paolilla committed suicide in the midst of the year

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