Despite the noise Kathleen had not gone down to check what exactly the children were up to.Īpproximately an hour later Lionel had gone up to his mother to inform her that Tiffany was not breathing. While she was relaxed, she had called out a few times to the children to keep it down as they were making quite a bit of noise. Kathleen had left her son and Tiffany, who were friends, playing downstairs while she rested upstairs. Lionel’s mother, Kathleen Grossett-Tate had agreed to babysit Tiffany who was the daughter of her cousin’s fiance at her home in Miramar. Lionel murdered 6 year old Tiffany Eunick on July 28, 1999. The story is both chilling and sad, not only for the victim of the murder but even for the perpetrator who was severely let down by America’s justice and rehabilitation system. Children are normally viewed as sweet and innocent but at 12 years old Lionel had already committed his first murder. Lionel Tate is infamous for being the youngest person sentenced to life in prison in the United States of America. #truecrime #tcc #truecrimecommunity #lioneltate #serialkiller #psychopath #sociopath #murder #truecrimepodcast #murderpodcast 📕 : Hidden in Plain Sight by Ben Franklin Jurors will describe Tate's actions as cold, callous, and indescribable cruelty Remember that Lionel at only twelve years old, measures 5"10 for 165 pounds. Her brain swelled, she had a fractured skull and a broken rib. Her liver is lacerated, and her feet, legs and neck are covered with bruises.
He explained that the two of them were playing wrestling and that the girl had fallen with her head forward on the coffee table.Īccording to the coroner, Tiffany's injuries were comparable to those in a high-speed car crash. Kathleen offers her twelve-year-old son Lionel to play with the girl while she is away upstairs.Ĥ5 minutes later, Lionel enters his mother's room looking panicked, saying "Tiffany is not breathing". On July 28, 1999, Kathleen Grossett-Tate babysits six-year-old Tiffany Eunick from the neighborhood.
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