A group of fifth grade girls in Arizona is accused of plotting to kill a boy in their class and make his death look like a suicide. Cops say each girl had a role in the plan.

Police said the girls planned to lure the boy into an outside bathroom at Legacy Traditional School's West Surprise campus and stab him to death.

Four fifth-grade girls in Surprise, Arizona, devised a fiendish plot to kill a male classmate at Legacy Traditional School and make it look like a suicide last year, police said.

Four fifth-grade girls in Arizona devised a fiendish plot to kill a male classmate and make it look like a suicide — with one of the students caught smiling and laughing as she made excuses to ...

A newly released police report reveals disturbing details in a murder plot involving 5th-grade students in Surprise. A group of 10 and 11-year-old girls are accused of devising a plan to kill a ...

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