Just so you know, this show is about scary stuff. So don't say I didn't warn you guys.

And remember, don't be scared. Oh, The Oh, Episode 56 Heat of the moment. War baby here with another episode of Murderest Miners.

It's almost impossible to know what our kids are talking about when incessantly tapping on their phones without blatantly invading their privacy.

It would shock us to know that some of our teens are engaged in toxic relationships,

wrought with psychological manipulation, emotional abuse, and the threat or existence of physical violence. We've seen it here before with Marin Sanchez and

Jolie Musa girls who were caught in the webs of obsession. This week on murderous

minors we're in Hope Mills, a suburb of Fayetteville, North Carolina, and not far from Fort Bragg.

This case was covered extensively by Jane Velez Mitchell on H.L.N.

Dateline NBC in an episode with Dennis called The Creek,

online on True Crime Daily and on Hometown Homicide on the ID Channel,

each offering unique insight. All links are in the show

notes and soon to be on murderous miners.com which I'm hoping to have ready shortly. After leaving the area at age 5 and spending 10 years in

South Carolina, 15-year-old Danielle Danny Lock Lockler, went to live with extended family in Hope Mills.

Her mother was dealing with a divorce in Myrtle Beach and Danny went to live at her

grandparents and a aunt's home to focus the best she could on school and just

being a kid.

Danny had spent the summer of 2013 staying with her grandmother and step-grandpa at their farm.

She worked at a church camp in nearby Otreville, about a half hour away near the Cumberland

County line.

When it came time for Danny to begin her freshman year at Southview High School,

she was excited to go to school with her new friends. Her extended family

welcomed the opportunity to spend even more time baking and gardening with the bubbly

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