#carly gregg

[cheerwine99]

tcc cats part 2!! these aren’t as accurate as the last one sorry guys i was struggling 😞

[thesandyhooktragedy]

then 14-year-old carly gregg as seen in police bodycam footage during her arrest.

on march 19, 2024, gregg shot her mother ashley smylie with a .357 magnum pistol. after smylie’s death, gregg texted a friend, asking if they’d ever seen a dead body. gregg then texted the friend a photo of smylie’s corpse.

when gregg’s stepfather, heath smylie, arrived home, gregg shot him in the shoulder before he physically overpowered her.

as of september 20, 2024, gregg has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of ashley smylie and the attempted murder of heath smylie.

[alyssacarlymary]

free my queens ❤️‍🩹👑

[truecrimecrystals]

On March 19th, 2024, 40-year-old Ashley Smylie was tragically shot and killed in her home in Brandon, Mississippi. Her death has left the Rankin County community in shock and mourning, as Ashley was a beloved teacher at Northwest Rankin High School. The shock deepened when it was revealed that the person responsible for her death was her own teenage daughter, Carly Madison Gregg.

Carly, only 14 years old at the time of the incident, shot her mother in her bedroom. Later that evening, as her stepfather, Heath Smylie, entered their house, Carly shot him as well, striking him in the shoulder. Despite his injury, Heath managed to wrestle the gun away from her. Carly then fled the scene. 

Shortly thereafter, Heath found Ashley's body on the floor of Carly's bedroom. He then called 9-1-1 to report the shootings. Police later found Carly near the home and took her into custody. 

Carly was charged with first-degree murder, attempted murder, and tampering with evidence. According to reports at the time of her arrest, she had killed her mother, attempted to kill her stepfather, and hidden the home's security cameras in an effort to conceal the crime. It was further announced that Carly would be tried as an adult on all charges.

Ashley's death has been a devastating loss for her family, friends, and students. Many were left with questions, such as: why did Carly kill her own mother? And how could such a young girl commit such horrific crime? Months later, these questions and more were addressed as Carly's trial began in Rankin County.

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[perezhilton]

How much time do U think Carly Gregg should serve? I say 30 years minimum!

[rhaenyrathecruell]

Um I’m sorry what??

[nadiamarieusa]

Carly Gregg guilty of killing her mother

Brandon, Mississippi I watched the entire trial and read everything i could about this case. Carly Gregg is a teenage girl accused and found guilty of murdering her mother Ashley Smylie and attempted murder of her stepfather, Heath Smylie. Carly grew up with her mother Ashley Smylie and her father Kevin Gregg married in 2005 but later divorced. Little is known of the biological father, except…

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[thesandyhooktragedy]

carly gregg as a child, photographed by her biological father, kevin gregg.

at 14, carly gregg would shoot and kill her mother ashley symlie, seen next to her in the first photo.

[alyssacarlymary]

my queens ❤️‍🩹👑

[therealjoeysmack]

just saw carly gregg get called a queen. errr. alright then!

[beardedmrbean]

Chilling video shows a Mississippi teenager calmly walking through her home to gun down her mom — then sending loving texts to lure her stepdad there, and shooting him, too, according to prosecutors.

Carly Gregg, 15, is currently on trial for allegedly killing her high school teacher mom, Ashley Smylie, and then shooting her stepdad, Heath Smylie, in their Brandon, Miss., home back in March after they learned of her “secret life” with drugs.

Alarming surveillance video shown to the court on Tuesday showed the baby-faced teen awkwardly shuffling around the home — allegedly clutching a gun behind her back shortly before she opened fire.

Gregg, wearing a Nirvana band shirt, was filmed disappearing off camera into her mother’s bedroom just seconds before three shots rang out – followed by Smylie’s piercing screams, according to the clip obtained by Law & Crime.

The teen then returned to the kitchen roughly 10 seconds later, still allegedly clutching the weapon behind her back.

Prosecutors said Gregg faced the camera the whole time in a bid to hide the weapon, which was later identified as a .357 Magnum handgun.

Once she was back in view of the camera, Gregg could be seen grabbing her mom’s phone off the kitchen counter and calmly taking a seat on a stool as her two dogs stood beside her.  

Prosecutors allege Gregg then casually fired off several texts – including one to her stepdad to lure him to the home.  

“When will you be home honey?” the text sent to Heath allegedly read.

When Heath returned to the home a short time later, Gregg allegedly shot him in the shoulder before he was able to wrestle the gun away from her, the court heard.

Prosecutors said the teen had also allegedly texted a friend asking her to come over because there was an “emergency.”

“Have you ever seen a dead body? My mom is in there,” the friend claimed Gregg asked her when she arrived at the home.

Gregg allegedly carried out the shootings just hours after a friend had apparently tipped off her mom – who worked as a math teacher at her daughter’s Northwest Rankin High School — about the teen’s marijuana use. 

When the pair returned home from school that day, the mom started searching Gregg’s room and discovered a stash of vape pens, the court heard.   

“From the testimony of a friend, he was so worried about Carly’s use of smoking marijuana, so worried about her being high, and so worried about her having these burner phones, that [Carly’s] mom didn’t know about, that he felt compelled to tell Miss Ashley Smylie that day,” Rankin County Assistant District Attorney Kathryn Newman said earlier in the trial.

Psychiatrist Dr. Andrew Clark testified that the teen was facing a mental health crisis the day off the shooting.

He said the teen was having significant mood swings, hearing voices and having dissociative problems, which were made worse by her medications.

“And then, her mother finds out she’s smoking marijuana,” Clark told the court. “For Carly, in particular, she so cared about her mother’s approval, so for her, this was a crisis.”

Meanwhile, Gregg’s stepfather testified Tuesday that the teen – who he described as a “sweet little girl” — had no recollection of the shooting.

“I never seen anybody like that, even in movies, she was not herself and I do not believe she even recognized me,” Heath said, adding that he and Gregg still talk daily and their relationship is “good.”

Gregg has been charged with murder, attempted murder and tampering with evidence.

She turned down a plea deal and is pursuing an insanity defense.

The teen faces up to life in prison for the murder charge, plus 30 years to life for the other charges if convicted.

[perezhilton]

How could this 14 year old be SO CALM just after murdering her mother? This video is disturbing!

[n0morev1olenc3]

I actually hate Carly Gregg

[aftonfamilyvalues]

carly gregg the 14 year old who shot her mom and lost her trial this week and got life in prison, she had they/them pronouns in her bio both on tumblr and instagram

ive never heard anything about this, what was the motive?

[kiss-my-freckle]

I'm following the Carly Gregg case because of the mental health aspect. This girl is dangerous as hell because she knew what she was doing, but she was as calm as a psychopath.