Cory Gregory
Cory
Gregory led police to Reynolds' body just days after the murder.
Cory Gregory is led to the Rock Island County Justice Center where a
hearing was held
on a motion to withdraw his guilty plea to one
count of first-degree murder in
connection with the death of
Adrianne Reynolds in January 2005.
(Photo by Larry Fisher)
Cory
Gregory was given the maximum sentence of 45 years in prison for
killing,
burning and dismembering 16-year-old Adrianne Reynolds.
Cory Gregory pled guilty to all charges against him. On July 10,
2006, he was sentenced
to 45 years in prison: 40 for murder and five for concealment. He is
serving his
sentence at the Menard Correctional Center.
Nathan Gaudet
was charged with concealment for helping to dismember Adrianne. He
pled
guilty and was given
a juvenile sentence of five years. He was released from juvenile
detention on November 11, 2008, after
serving almost four years. On April 16, 2012,
Nathan Gaudet died in
an automobile accident in Indiana.
(Photo by Larry Fisher)
The victim
Adrianne Reynolds
The 16-year-old moved
to East Moline from Longview, Texas, in November 2004. Two months
later her adoptive father and stepmother, Tony and Joann Reynolds,
reported her missing. Five days after that police found her head and
arms in a manhole at a Rock Island park and her torso and legs at a
farm in Mercer County, Ill.
Adrianne Reynolds
Adrianne Reynolds
Adrianne Reynolds
