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Woman Murdered Benjamin Walker, Went to the Pre- Man, 22, Is in Release Center at the Fairfax Custody Chantilly ❖ Fair Oaks ❖ Fair Lakes ❖ Oak Hill Page 12 NORTHERN EDITION JANUARY 19-25, 2012 25 CENTS Newsstand Price Woman Murdered Benjamin Walker, went to the pre- Man, 22, is in release center at the Fairfax custody. County Adult Detention Center complex and reportedly told au- By Bonnie Hobbs thorities he did it. Police then Centre View charged Walker, also 22, with her Photo by Photo murder. ust 22, Ryah Leslie In a Jan. 15 affidavit for a war- worked hard to make rant to search the home, police Bonnie Hobbs J ends meet. Co-workers homicide Det. Daniel Bibeault pre- said she held down two sented some details of the case. He jobs and rented out three rooms wrote that, on Jan. 15, the in her Centreville townhouse to county’s 911 center received a call help pay the mortgage. from a male sergeant with the /Centre View /Centre She was a young woman with county Sheriff’s Office. hopes, dreams, people who cared Wrote Bibeault: “The sergeant about her and a future that she stated that a subject had come to thought would stretch for decades. the Sheriff’s Office and reported But Sunday afternoon, Jan. 15, it that he had murdered someone [in Celebrating Brookfield Elementary’s Fifth- and Sixth-Grade Chorus sings was all taken away from her when the 5900 block of] Gunther Court, “Woke Up This Morning” during Sunday’s Martin Luther King she was murdered inside her home Centreville.” Police and fire units King’s Dream Festival. More photos, page 3. in the Woodgate Manor community. then rushed to the residence and Afterward, one of her renters, See Murder, Page 5 Chantilly High Presents Cinderella’s Untold Story non Khatcheressian. “There are Khatcheressian. “They’ve been re- fact that her stepsisters and step- Children’s show is Jan. 27-29. fun jokes and humor for the ally creative in making the char- mother are evil to her and make By Bonnie Hobbs will take the stage Friday, Jan. 27, adults, and physical comedy for acters their own and adding come- her do the chores, she still believes Centre View at 7 p.m.; Saturday, Jan. 28, at 2 the children to enjoy.” dic elements I hadn’t even thought it’ll all pay off and they’ll invite her and 7 p.m.; and Sunday, Jan. 29, The actors are mainly freshmen about.” to the ball with them.” lthough the story of at 2 p.m. Tickets are $5 at the door and sophomores from Drama I and The story, she said, is “a twist Thrilled to have this role, she A Cinderella is one that’s or via II classes. There’s a crew of 15, and on the original, Cinderella said, “Ever since I was little, I’ve well-known, leave it to www.chantillyhsdrama.com. the play is double-cast, with 25 fairytale we’ve all grown up with. been in love with Disney prin- Chantilly High to tell it in a new “I chose it because I appreciate performers in each cast. But a fairytale fixer reveals the real cesses and I’ve seen all the mov- and hilarious way. shows that are entertaining for the “This group really has a natural story of Cinderella — and we meet ies, so I’m so excited to play her. “Cinderella: The Untold Story” entire family,” said Director Shan- ability for comedy,” said a lot of the fairytale characters It’s always been a dream of mine.” along the way.” Spitzel also loves being in The action takes place in children’s shows. “You get to have Cinderella’s house and in Prince big, goofy expressions and see the Charming’s castle. “It’s a light- children really react, jumping up hearted and silly show,” said and down in their seats,” she said. Khatcheressian. “Parents are al- “They’re going to love Cinderella’s ways looking for outlets for their childlike wonder, as well as the kids in the wintertime, and this is costumes from a whole mishmash an opportunity for the entire fam- of fairytales.” Photo by Photo ily to enjoy a fun and affordable Sophomore Sam McKee portrays night of theater.” Prince Charming. “He’s sort of Playing Cinderella is junior goofy and has some weird, little Bonnie Hobbs Natalie Spitzel. “She’s very opti- hobbies — such as collecting mistic,” said Spitzel. “Despite the See Cinderella, Page 6 Requested in home 1-20-12 home in Requested Time sensitive materil. sensitive Time /Centre View /Centre Attention Postmaster: Attention PERMIT #322 PERMIT Easton, MD Easton, PAID U.S. Postage U.S. PRSRT STD PRSRT The cast of Chantilly High’s upcoming children’s show, “Cinderella: The Untold Story.” www.ConnectionNewspapers.com Centre View North ❖ January 19-25, 2012 ❖ 1 EXPERIENCE News Practice Makes Perfect! With over 27 years of experience, it’s no wonder he has it down to a science! He knows what to do and when to do it, and he heads off problems before they can happen! He knows how to negotiate and get your price and The Horrors of Heroin Use terms. He handles the appraisal, the home inspection, the termite inspection, the financing and a myriad of other Three local residents body on the floor,” said her father. potential problems and guides you through unscathed. He Alicia was 19, and her death was the catalyst for a won’t just Make You More—HE WILL SAVE YOU MORE! share their stories. seven-month investigation into a Centreville heroin Call Today…It will be the best move you make! ring. She was one of four people — three of whom were Centreville residents — who died of heroin By Bonnie Hobbs overdoses, and local and federal authorities worked Centre View together to take down those responsible. CERTIFIED DISTRESSED Eventually, 16 people were arrested and convicted PROPERTY Experience…the Difference! EXPERT© t’s not easy to stand in public and bear one’s of charges including conspiracy and distribution of OPEN SUNDAY 1/22/12 FROM 1-4 P.M. soul about life’s most tragic moments, but that’s heroin. In 2009 they received a total of 135 years in what Tayler Gibson, Greg Lannes and Greg federal prison, with sentences ranging from 30 days EAST MARKET II I $315,000 Richter did recently. Addressing the Sully Dis- incarceration to 27 years. Schnippel was sentenced Absolutely stunning trict Police Station’s Citizens Advisory Committee to 20 years for giving Alicia the heroin that claimed 2-lvl courtyard garage TH/condo. (CAC), they described in detail how heroin had af- her life. Gorgeous kit. w/granite & 42" fected their lives. One of those involved in the ring was Gibson, cabinets. 9' ceilings. “The purpose is to open eyes and get people to whose boyfriend, J.R. Quick, was described by pros- PLEASANT HILL $375,000 Sunny LR & DR. 3 Gorgeous updated home backing to County upper lvl BR’s incl. become realistic and aware of what happens in their ecutors as “one of Centreville’s most prolific heroin parkland! Huge, fenced backyard w/storage the master suite w/2 neighborhoods, parks and schools,” said Sgt. Bill dealers.” In March 2009, he was sentenced in fed- shed. Updated, eat-in kit. w/granite & SS appls. walk-in closets & a Hdwd floors throughout. Sunny LR & DR. lux. MBA w/jetted Fulton, SRO supervisor for the Fairfax County po- eral court to 19 years in prison. Updated BA’s. MBR w/full BA. Lower lvl FR soak tub, double vanity & sep shower. Free w/FP, laundry rm & 1/2 BA. Southeast sun fills shuttle to Vienna Metro. Seconds to shopping, lice. “It’s our problem, so we’re When Quick was jailed in April the stunning sun rm addition. Sought after I-66, Rt. 29, Rt29, & 7100. Dir: From I-66 to Rt bringing the reality to you.” 2008, Gibson took over his cus- Westfield school pyramid. Dir.: From 28 S, R on 50 W to West Ox Rd S, R on Fair Lakes Pkwy, 29, R on Pleasant Valley, R to Blueridge View. L Cider Hill, L Liberty Ridge, R Beacon Grove. Therefore, he told the local resi- “Trust your instincts tomer base and bought heroin in Whether you’re looking to move up or downsize in 2012, we have dents attending the CAC meeting, Baltimore for resale in many listings coming soon. These are just some of them!... “If [drug use and deals] happen if you think Centreville. She continued selling in your neighborhood, you’ll rec- it until August 2008 and was later ognize it and will be able to [help something’s wrong.” convicted of conspiracy to distrib- stop it]. The police department is — Greg Richter, ute heroin. Coming Soon! Coming Soon! only successful if people in the Virginia Run parent However, the U.S. attorneys community trust us enough to tell noted her “substantial assistance” us things.” in the investigation and prosecu- PLEASANT VIEW ESTATES JILLIANS FOREST Breathtaking home w/soaring space & elegant Quality-built custom estate home tucked The worst moment in the lives of Greg and Donna tion of the co-defendants and said she spoke with detail throughout! 1-acre lot. Over $400K worth away on 6 private acres. Quality Lannes of Centreville’s Country Club Manor commu- authorities “well before anyone was charged feder- of options & upgrades! 3-car gar. Brazilian Rosewood & marble floors. 3-lvl bump-out & 9' craftmanship, intricate moldings, nity came in the wee hours of March 5, 2008. Police ally.” She also received extensive addiction treatment ceilings. Gorgeous sunrm. Huge laundry rm.
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