Friends and neighbors in Chelsea, Vt., gather to discuss the Tulloch and Parker arrests and how to respond to them, including considering sending them cards and notes. Parker returned to New Hampshire. Parker makes his first court appearance behind closed doors in juvenile court. Because he is under 17, he will be treated as a juvenile. The state says it will seek to have him try as an adult.
Authorities say they have no motive for the slayings.
Nazi literature or Holocaust revisionism material found at Tulloch s home as reported by Primte Time. Unsealed court records indicate investigators were looking for a camping ax and other potential weapons besides the two knives one of the teens bought over the Internet. Investigators say two fingerprints found at the Zantops home matched those Parker provided Feb. 15. The prints reportedly came from a knife sheath left at the scene. In the Vermont Supreme Court in Montpelier, Senior Assistant Attorney General Will Delker argues against the further release of documents in the case saying he feared the testimony of witnesses at the investigative grand jury may be tailored to published accounts.