Kohlhepp told authorities details about the inside the Superbike Motorsports that only the killer would know. The victims were Scott Ponder the owner, his mother Beverly Guy, a manager Brian Lucas, and employee Chris Sherbert. They were all found inside fatally shot on November 6, 2003.
Todd Kohlhepp was accused of holding a missing woman captive inside a container, has now confessed to four murders at Superbike Motorsports in 20013. He confessed to the murders at his farm property Wofford Road in South Carolina to show authorities where two more bodies were located. Sheriff Chuck Wright said that he prayed with Kohlhepp while they were on the property. He then asked to speak with his mother and was allowed to do so.He also asked if he could …show more content…
He is also facing four counts of murder after confessing to a 2003 massacre at a motorcycle shop. Authorities say they've found at least two bodies on a farm he owns. As a teen Kohlhepp served 15 years in prison when he was accused of holding a 14 year-old girl at gunpoint and sexualy assulting her. He pleaded guilty of kidnapping and served the 15 year sentence. The judge of his case ordered that his case be transferred out of the juvenile system because his offenses had been committed in a violent and willful manner. It was believed that he had been a danger to himself and others at a young age. He owned guns and would shot them on his property when police officials found the remains of two bodies and rescued a missing girl. He is a real estate agent. He got this job by lying about why he was arrested. He told the company officials that he was in a fight with his girlfriend and that he was charged with kidnapping because he had a firearm on his person that she didn’t know about. His parents divorced when he was one or two and his mother remarried when he was three. His step father and mother then divorced and remarried several times. When he was twelve he went to live with his biological father. When he was in high school he was arrested and convicted of
Todd Kohlhepp was accused of holding a missing woman captive inside a container, has now confessed to four murders at Superbike Motorsports in 20013. He confessed to the murders at his farm property Wofford Road in South Carolina to show authorities where two more bodies were located. Sheriff Chuck Wright said that he prayed with Kohlhepp while they were on the property. He then asked to speak with his mother and was allowed to do so.He also asked if he could …show more content…
He is also facing four counts of murder after confessing to a 2003 massacre at a motorcycle shop. Authorities say they've found at least two bodies on a farm he owns. As a teen Kohlhepp served 15 years in prison when he was accused of holding a 14 year-old girl at gunpoint and sexualy assulting her. He pleaded guilty of kidnapping and served the 15 year sentence. The judge of his case ordered that his case be transferred out of the juvenile system because his offenses had been committed in a violent and willful manner. It was believed that he had been a danger to himself and others at a young age. He owned guns and would shot them on his property when police officials found the remains of two bodies and rescued a missing girl. He is a real estate agent. He got this job by lying about why he was arrested. He told the company officials that he was in a fight with his girlfriend and that he was charged with kidnapping because he had a firearm on his person that she didn’t know about. His parents divorced when he was one or two and his mother remarried when he was three. His step father and mother then divorced and remarried several times. When he was twelve he went to live with his biological father. When he was in high school he was arrested and convicted of