Kenzi Snider has been arrested in connection with the murder of Jamie Penich while both were exchange students in Korea. Kenzi's friends and family do not believe the charges are true, and fear that she has been set up as a scapegoat. We ask for true justice to be served. This site has been set up by Murph (murph@commonmonkeyflower.net), a friend of Kenzi's, as a source of updates on the case.
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Monday, June 10, 2002
I'm amazed at the amount of traffic this site has received in the past week. For months, it has had no visitors whatsoever, but I've had more than 50 in the last week. If you're reading this, and know Kenzi (or Jamie, for that matter), and/or have information or opinions or anything at all, let me know: murphyr@engin.umich.edu
In the meantime, an article from the Pitt News is saying that the FBI has released Kenzi's confession. Unfortunately, the confession itself is not available anywhere that Google or I can get to. While I suspect the Pitt of being biased (it's not possible to not be biased, and college newpapers tend to be understandably biased in favor of their students), they do a remarkably good job of acknowledging that there are people who disagree with the charges, and even link to Kenzi's family's site.
Finally, July 8 is Kenzi's birthday. She'll be in jail from now until then and beyond, awaiting her extradition hearing. If you want to send her a card, write me and I'll give you an address.
In the meantime, an article from the Pitt News is saying that the FBI has released Kenzi's confession. Unfortunately, the confession itself is not available anywhere that Google or I can get to. While I suspect the Pitt of being biased (it's not possible to not be biased, and college newpapers tend to be understandably biased in favor of their students), they do a remarkably good job of acknowledging that there are people who disagree with the charges, and even link to Kenzi's family's site.
Finally, July 8 is Kenzi's birthday. She'll be in jail from now until then and beyond, awaiting her extradition hearing. If you want to send her a card, write me and I'll give you an address.