Eatonville boy charged with felony harassment for ‘kill list’
Feb 12, 2013, 8:26 AM | Updated: 8:39 am
An Eatonville boy has been charged with felony harassment after his “kill list” induced panic at his middle school on Friday.
The school’s principal found the “kill list” the boy had made in the recycling bin.
Allegedly, the teen had a hand-written list of students he wanted to kill, but also had a list of students he would not kill.
The 13-year-old boy was ordered held at Remann Hall Juvenile Detention Center.
His family said the teen has never been in trouble before, has not been bullied and is not a threat to anyone. They said they would keep an eye on him around the clock if he’s allowed to come home.
The News Tribune reports on Monday he was charged with four counts of felony harassment for the list. The boy plead not guilty. He will have another court hearing on Thursday.
KIRO Radio’s Linda Thomas and MyNorthwest.com’s Alyssa Kleven contributed to this report
