Teen Killers Live-Tweeted Their Own Murder Cover-Up

Added: 2026-05-23

[00:00:00]Did you know two teenage girls live-tweeted their own murder cover-up?

[00:00:03]On July 12th, [music] 2012, 16-year-old Skylar Neese snuck out of her bedroom window to hang out with her best friends [music] Rachel Shoaf and Shelia Eddy.

[00:00:12]She never came home. For months, Rachel and [music] Shelia helped search for Skylar. They posted missing person flyers. They comforted her parents. And they tweeted about it. Shelia wrote, "We really did go on three." A chilling [music] reference to their final hangout together. What Skylar's family didn't know was that Rachel and Shelia had driven her to a remote area in Pennsylvania where they stabbed her to death. Their motive? "We really didn't like her." That's it. No big fight. No betrayal. They just didn't like her anymore. For six months, they maintained their lie that they dropped Skylar off at the end of her street. But their social media posts told a different story. Digital evidence combined with [music] Rachel's guilty conscience eventually cracked the case. Sometimes the most damning evidence comes from the [music] killers themselves.