Searching The House

Considering what the police were able to assess so far from the situation, they were able to get a search warrant for the grandparents’ house where Alyssa and her siblings lived. When they entered her room, they couldn’t believe what they would find. It would be said that, ‘The walls are covered with bizarre writings, some of ink pen while others, it appears, are in blood. In one corner of the room, there is a poem about “cutting,” which is a form of self-injury usually involving a knife or razorblade.’ But moreover, this is when they would find her journal, the very same diary where she had written about killing Elizabeth.

Attempting To Get A Confession

Although it had been scribbled over, authorities were still able to uncover many words from her diary, two particular words that described what she had done to the young girl, ‘slit’ and ‘throat.’ And while Alyssa was silent at first, when police told her that they found her diary, they could feel ‘a shift’ in the entire situation.