Kaylee Gain attack suspect won't be tried as adult after evidence of bullying emerged
The 15-year-old girl accused of viciously beating classmate Kaylee Gain into a coma will not be charged as an adult, a St. Louis judge ruled on Wednesday.
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The 15-year-old girl accused of viciously beating classmate Kaylee Gain into a coma will not be charged as an adult, a St. Louis judge ruled on Wednesday.
The teenager accused of beating Kaylee Gain and leaving her with brain damage will not be tried as an adult.
A St. Louis judge followed a recommendation from a juvenile officer to keep the case in the juvenile court system, after a hearing where it was alleged that Gain was a serial bully who provoked the fight.
Kaylee Gain, 16, fell into a coma last month after allegedly being attacked by another teenage girl in a Missouri neighborhood.
Kaylee Gain, 16, fell into a coma last month after allegedly being attacked by another teenage girl in a Missouri neighborhood.