Kelsey Grammer delivered a “graphic and impersonal criticism” of the murder of his sister Karen Grammer in 1975 in his new book.
While the star of “breaking” was certainly hesitant to include the brutal stabs in his new memory, “Karen: a brother remembers”, he decided that he was “beneficial” to share.
“It is ammunition to keep Freddie Glenn in prison,” he wrote (via people) of the man who purges a perpetuity imprisonment for having violated and killed Karen in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Karen was approached by three men outside the red lobster she worked around 11 p.m. on June 30, 1975, pending a colleague.
Glenn and the two individuals, who initially planned to steal the restaurant, demanded Karen to go with them.
“For what?” She asked, finally taken to the car of foreigners, where she was attached, brought to an apartment and raped several times.
The 18 -year -old was then taken – and killed in – an alley.
Glenn stabbed her 42 times, with Kelsey, 70, writing in his memories that he “almost beheaded” and “struck holes” his “body with unimaginable brutality”.
He noted: “The coroner noted that thanks to a gaping injury in his neck, he could see throughout Karen’s lung … There were defensive injuries on his hands.”
Karen fell off at “400 feet from the place where she had been stabbed” to hit a trailer door to get help.
“The bloody fingerprints mark the track of its last moments at exactly 3’6” along the office and the walls of the caravan park, “Kelsey told readers.” She was on her knees, crawling her way. In search of help with his last ounce of life.
“She had fallen behind the trailer door after hitting help,” continued the alum “Cheers”. “It was his last hope and his disappointment.”
He said the man who opened the door and called the police was not the good Samaritan he hoped for.
“This man did not try to help him, but simply called the police after leaving his body as he was,” he said. “The vacant eyes, staring at the sky, his legs always on the steps, the head on the floor and a tight fist above his head with a single pointing finger – somewhere or nowhere pointing.”
Kelsey reported that his sister had disappeared and was the family member to identify her body a week later.
Glenn was sentenced to life prison in 1976 for the murder of Karen, as well as several other victims, and his next hearing was in 2027 after four refusal of parole.
Kelsey has developed other horrible tragedies of his life in the book, from the murder of his father Allen Grammer, to his half-brothers Billy Grammer and the alleged deaths of Stephen Grammer shark attack.
“Karen: A Brother remembers” Tuesday the shelves.
