Too Young to Kill (47 page)

Adrianne’s killers chose this area, just beyond these wooden stairs, to hide her severed limbs. (Photo courtesy of Joanne Reynolds)

Realizing he could not escape justice, 17-year-old Cory Gregory wound up leading investigators to an area inside Black Hawk State Historic Site where he and two accomplices disposed of Adrianne’s chopped-up body—this after they got high and gorged themselves on McDonald’s fast food. (Photos taken from video provided by the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)

Found approximately ten feet underground and inside a manhole, Adrianne Reynolds’s head and arms were recovered inside this black garbage bag. (Photos taken from video provided by the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)

The Rock Island County Jail and Sheriff’s Department became the epicenter of the investigation as Cory Gregory began to talk about his role in Adrianne’s murder. (Photo courtesy of Joanne Reynolds)

The Rock Island County Justice Center was the focal point of the litigation against the three teens charged with Adrianne’s murder, dismemberment, and concealment of her remains. (Photo courtesy of Joanne Reynolds)

Cory Gregory ultimately led investigators to a farm in Millersburg, Illinois, where the rest of Adrianne Reynolds’s dismembered body was recovered. (Photos taken from video provided by the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)

While an investigator reads Cory Gregory his Miranda rights at the second crime scene in Millersburg, Cory’s lawyer (right) looks on. (Photo taken from video provided by the Rock Island County State’s Attorney’s Office)