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Damien Wayne ECHOLS |
Summary regarding the investigation of the murders of Steve
Edward Branch, age 8,
Christopher Byers, age 8, Michael Moore, age 8.
An old cotton gin called "Stonehenge" is where West Memphis
youths allegedly practiced
witchcraft
and participated in Satanic rituals. June 5, 1993.
(Photo by Dan McComb)
The "Four Tombstones" drawing. Interpreted by Jerry Driver to
represent a Satanic
sacrifice of Damien's first born.
Juvenile Parole Officer Steve Jones
spotted a boy's black shoe floating in a muddy creek
that led to a
major drainage canal in Robin Hood Hills. A subsequent search of the
ditch
found the bodies of three boys. They were stripped naked and had
been hogtied with
their own shoelaces: their right ankles tied to
their right wrists behind their backs,
the same with their left limbs.
Evidence
Jason Baldwin during the trial of he and Damien Echols, in
Jonesboro, Ark. March 1, 1994.
(Photo by Lisa Waddell)
Jessie Misskelley
The West
Memphis Three.
Singer Eddie Vedder, left, Lori Davis, center, wife of Damien Echols,
and singer Natalie Maines,
right,
participate in a news conference before the Voices for Justice concert
in support of
the West
Memphis Three Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010 in Little Rock, Ark.
(AP Photo/Brian Chilson)
The victims
West Memphis second-graders Christopher Byers, Michael Moore and Steve
Branch
found dead near I-40 May 6, 1993.
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