Summary of M. William Phelps's Too Young to Kill

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.

#1 The family of Jo Reynolds, Tony’s wife, had a difficult time dealing with Adrianne, Tony’s sixteen-year-old daughter. They had reconciled and were on the path of healing a broken relationship.

#2 When Jo passed by Adrianne’s room, she noticed her work clothes laid out. She was not the least bit worried, as she knew Adrianne would never blow off her shift. She had made lots of friends since moving into town.

#3 When Tony and Jo got to Checkers, Adrianne’s boss said that she hadn’t heard from her. Something wasn’t right. They took off home and thought about the past few weeks at the house, and all the stress between Jo and Adrianne. They thought about what might have happened to Adrianne.

#4 Adrianne had gone out and gotten her eyebrow pierced, just like her friends had told her not to. She was also interested in the Juggalo culture, which was a mix of antiestablishment, two-man band Insane Clown Posse and violent, sexist, and vulgar music.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Apr 15, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669386858

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Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The family of Jo Reynolds, Tony’s wife, had a difficult time dealing with Adrianne, Tony’s sixteen-year-old daughter. They had reconciled and were on the path of healing a broken relationship.

#2

When Jo passed by Adrianne’s room, she noticed her work clothes laid out. She was not the least bit worried, as she knew Adrianne would never blow off her shift. She had made lots of friends since moving into town.

#3

When Tony and Jo got to Checkers, Adrianne’s boss said that she hadn’t heard from her. Something wasn’t right. They took off home and thought about the past few weeks at the house, and all the stress between Jo and Adrianne. They thought about what might have happened to Adrianne.

#4

Adrianne had gone out and gotten her eyebrow pierced, just like her friends had told her not to. She was also interested in the Juggalo culture, which was a mix of antiestablishment, two-man band Insane Clown Posse and violent, sexist, and vulgar music.

#5

Adrianne was eventually able to find some new friends, but she was always in danger of being bullied by her peers if she didn’t go along with what they were doing. She eventually decided to seek counseling.

#6

When parents can feel helpless, not to mention guilty, you do what you can to keep yourself occupied and focused on locating your child. You try to believe that all will be well in due time.

#7

Sarah and Adrianne had been dating each other for a while. They had exchanged romantic notes, and Sarah had indicated that she might fall for Adrianne. Regardless of the social dynamics involved inside the group, they were a tight bunch.

#8

Tony and Jo went looking for Sarah’s house. They couldn’t spot the car, so they thought Adrianne might be home when they pulled in.

#9

On January 21, 2005, Adrianne was missing. Her friends, Cory and Sarah, told Jill Hiers that they were the last ones to see her. They said she had run away all the time, and they didn’t care.

#10

The East Moline police department was called when Adrianne failed to show up at work. She had been missing for two