Oklahoma Mayor: Don't think there is a gang problem
An Oklahoma district attorney says the murder of 23-year-old Christopher Lane was not a hate crime.
911 caller: Oklahoma killing may be gang-related
Three teens - two African-Americans and one white teen - have been arrested in connection with the murder and police say they killed Lane for the fun of it because they were bored.
OutFront: Gene Brown, Mayor of Duncan, Oklahoma.
Chris Lane Murder Suspect's Sister: He's never been a vicious person
Did boredom lead to murder?
There are new details about what may have motivated three teens to allegedly shoot and kill 23-year-old Australian baseball player Christopher Lane.
Suspect in killing of Australian Chris Lane tweeted: 'time to start taken life's'
Three days before Lane was gunned down from behind while he was jogging, 15-year-old murder suspect, James Edwards Jr. tweeted
With my niggas when it's time to start taken life's
— jamesakabug (@JAMESAKABUG) August 13, 2013
OutFront: Rachel Padilla is James Edwards' sister.
"Thrill killing" suspect brandishes gun in photo
Social media posts - including video of 15-year-old James Edwards Jr. brandishing a gun are shedding new light on the teens accused of killing an Australian baseball player.
Two of the three teens are facing first degree murder charges. A third is charged with accessory to murder.
They told police that 22-year-old Christopher Lane was chosen at random when he was gunned down in the street last week.
Outfront: Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jeff Gardere.
Police Chief: Oklahoma teens killed Australian man "for the fun of it"
Three Oklahoma teenagers were charged Tuesday for shooting a man to death for fun.
The teens told police that 22-year-old Christopher Lane, an Australian student who was in America on a baseball scholarship was chosen at random when he was gunned down in the street last week.
Police: Australian baseball player killed by Oklahoma teens - just because
In a hearing, 15-year-old James Edward Jr. and 16-year-old Chancey Luna, who allegedly pulled the trigger, where both charged, as adults, with first degree murder.
The third suspect, 17-year-old Michael Jones is charged with accessory, and for driving the car from which the gun was fired.
OutFront: Chief Daniel Ford of the Duncan, Oklahoma police department.
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