The Justina Morley Pennsylvania Case: A Timeline of Events

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Justina Morley was fifteen years old when she took part in the brutal murder of an another teenager. According to court documents Justina Morley lured the victim Jason Sweeney to a remote location with the promise of sex where he would be fatally attacked by Edward Batzig, Domenic and Nicholas Cola. Child serial killers and thrill killers. Katherine Ramsland takes a look at the most famous cases and what forces can turn youthful aggression into murder. Case Events for Jonestown Bank & Co v. Morley , Justina. On February 20, 2024, Jonestown Bank & Co filed a case against Morley, Justina in the jurisdiction of York County, PA. This case was filed in York County Superior Courts, with Jason Loper presiding. The judge ordered her to be tried as an adult, and Justina pleaded guilty to third-degree murder, testified against other defendants, and received a prison sentence of 17 1/2 to 35 years. Dominic Coia Reports suggested Justina was released in December 2020 and is currently on parole. Justina Morley , Batzig and Coia’s brother, Nicholas Coia, 16 – all charged with murder – abused heroin, marijuana and prescription drugs, according to court testimony. The female accomplice, Justina Morley , previously pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and testified against the three in exchange for a sentence of 17 1/2 to 35 years. Justina Morley was a 15-year-old Catholic school eighth-grader when she lured Sweeney to a remote meeting place, where he was pummeled with a hatchet, a hammer and rocks. The teen killers spent. Deadly Teens: Jason Keel Sweeney was lured to his death by a girl, Justina Morley ; Three 3 boys beat him to death for his paycheck of $500 Posted on December 10, 2012 by mylifeofcrime. Justina Morley also faced murder charges, but, due to her age, was exempt from the death penalty. Though the goal was to charge all participants in the unacceptable murder case as adults, Justina’s lawyer did his best to have her tried as a juvenile in light of her struggle with depression.