Chirumbolo was not charged in the crime. Since her release from prison, Severson has written and published two books about Missy's murder. Graph Irene Avila says both books contain false and libelous information about the entire Avila family and the publishers did not determine the accuracy of the statements before publishing. Missy's parents, Irene and Ernest Sr. They accuse Audra Cheek and Lisa Thomas of threats and coercion for posting threats against the family members on Facebook.
Then on Oct. Hikers found her three days later, her face battered, her waist-length hair torn out in chunks, her neck submerged beneath a pound log. Severson and her 2-year-old daughter moved into the Avila home — and volunteered for years to hunt for the killer. During a parole hearing, Doyle admitted to coaxing the green-eyed Missy into the water and killing her.
Share Tweet Email. Share: Share Tweet Email. The story of a family distraught over a convicted murderer, released from prison and trying to profit from the death of their loved one drew outrage from hundreds of Eyewitness News viewers.
Irene Avila and her family want to thank viewers for responding so strongly to the story of her daughter Missy. Severson, on the other hand, was slightly taller and was described by friends as always overweight. At the time of her arrest, Severson weighed more than pounds. Missy, he said, would always defend her.
Doyle also appeared to have trouble accepting the loss of her friend, Irene Avila said. She said she wanted to commit suicide because she was the last person to see Missy alive.
When she left Missy, Doyle said, her friend had been talking to two young men in a blue Chevrolet Camaro. Upon her return a short time later, Doyle noticed that Missy, the two men and the car were gone. Irene Avila recalled the last time she saw her daughter.
They were laughing and joking. My daughter ran out of here in a real good mood. She began to worry at 8 p.
They went to the same schools and lived in the same quiet middle-class Arleta neighborhood. After the sixth grade, Missy and her friends started using drugs and often missed school, Mark Avila said. She had to have a low self-esteem to hang around with people like that. That was their life. Karen used to start trouble with me.
I was scared of her. In elementary school, Missy was in a class for gifted children, but her grades started to fall in high school when she and Severson would skip class, Irene Avila said.
Both Missy and Severson were transferred from San Fernando High School to San Fernando Mission, a continuation school for students having trouble keeping up with their schoolwork.
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