Two students wrote in their yearbook captions: “Free mello,” using an accused killer's nickname.
A Massachusetts mother is outraged after messages in support of her son's alleged killer ended up in the local high school's yearbook.
Heidi Kimborowicz has started a petition and protested outside Dracut Town Hall in an effort to get Dracut High School's yearbooks reprinted.. He died in October, and his former Dracut High School classmate, Christian Lemay, 18, was charged with armed assault with intent to murder in the killing.“I just, I couldn’t even believe that that was allowed,” said Kimborowicz.
Kimborowicz posted screen grabs of an email that she says Dracut High School Principal Richard Manley sent her apologizing. He said the yearbook adviser was"unaware of any reference to which the post referred." "The quotes submitted by students are reviewed carefully by the editors and advisors, but this reference was not known at the time of the review, and unfortunately not edited out of the book," Manley wrote.
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