Guatemalan Police Say Teenagers Influenced By Satanic Heavy Metal Music Killed 6-Year-Old Girl

January 4, 2007

According to the International Herald Tribune, Guatemalan police said Wednesday (Jan. 3) that two teenagers influenced by Satanism and heavy metal music killed and dismembered a 6-year-old girl in a drug-fueled ritual.

The girl's body parts were found Monday in a sack in El Mezquital, a poor district in the capital of Guatemala City.

The teenagers, aged 18 and 19, were arrested hours after the discovery and confessed in front of journalists to killing the girl while on drugs.

Police later found traces of the girl's blood next to objects used in satanic worship, including a cow's skull and a circled star, police spokeswoman Olimpia Pineda said. The teenagers are fans of heavy metal bands that sing about Satan, Pineda said.

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