Justina Morley Pennsylvania: The Untold Story

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Justina Morley was fifteen years old when she took part in the brutal murder of an another teenager. According to court documents Justina Morley lured the victim Jason Sweeney to a remote location with the promise of sex where he would be fatally attacked by Edward Batzig, Domenic and Nicholas Cola. Justina Morley, 15, was about to graduate from her eighth grade class at Holy Name of Jesus grammar school. She was a pretty, dark-haired girl from a good family and with a lot of friends. The story of Justina Morley , though fictionalized, serves as a reminder of the countless untold stories embedded within Pennsylvania’s history. Many individuals, particularly women and marginalized groups, have left behind limited historical traces. Justina Morley was a 15 - year - old Catholic school eighth-grader when she lured Sweeney to a remote meeting place, where he was pummeled with a hatchet, a hammer and rocks. The teen killers. Justina Morley , Batzig and Coia’s brother, Nicholas Coia, 16 – all charged with murder – abused heroin, marijuana and prescription drugs, according to court testimony. Reports suggested Justina was released in December 2020 and is currently on parole. The Coia brothers and Edward were charged with and tried as adults for first-degree murder, conspiracy, robbery, and possessing an instrument of crime. Justina Morley is an American criminal who is known for luring for sex, [1] and later slaying Jason Sweeney, a teenager from Fishtown, Pennsylvania [2] on May 30, 2003. It turned out that 15 year old Morley was obsessed with gore and sex at the time of the murder. [3] She pleaded guilty for her crime, and was locked up for 17 1/2 years in jail. Sweeney’s girlfriend, Justina Morley , 15, is also charged with murder but is too young to be executed. The brutal nature of the crime stunned even the veteran city judge assigned to Tuesday’s. Like with Batzig, Jason knew the brothers since they were all young kids. Then a few weeks before the crime, Jason met a girl he liked a lot, 15-year-old Justina Morley .