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Public May Not See Gruesome Images Of 'Xbox Massacre' | |
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| Time: 12:16 EST/17:16 GMT | News Source: E-Mail | Posted By: Brian Kvalheim | ||
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A state attorney says a judge should block release of crime scene photos that are the worst images he's ever seen. Four men and two women were found beaten to death in this Deltona home. The images are crime scene photos taken inside a Deltona home where six people were fatally beaten with baseball bats, allegedly because of a conflict over a videogame system. Volusia County State Attorney John Tanner argued that making the photos public would cause great anguish to the murder victims' families. "Some of the bodies were unclothed. All of them were mutilated, some after death," Tanner said Tuesday. "It's to protect the victims' families." | ||
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