The Lillelid Murders
Despite the fact that six people were eventually sentenced to life without parole in the murders of the Lillelid family in 1997, Natasha Cornett is the most talked about. Some say it is because she was the “leader” of the group. Natasha and her attorney's, as well as supporters, dispute that claim. Many believe that this belief came about from the representation of her first attorney who seemed to want to push the idea of cults and satanic rituals being a part of the case, something that seemingly more often pops up in cases from the southern region. During the time of this murder there seemed to be a lot of them actually but over time it has been thought that the Satanic culture was not exactly as it was portrayed or even existed. I cannot say for sure that is the case here but it has been widely disputed. On April 6, 1997 the bodies of thirty-four year old Vidar Lillelid, his twenty-eight year old wife, Delfina were found on the side of the road in a deserted area...