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Revision as of 15:02, 26 January 2015
Jennifer "Jenny" Brandt was a young girl who, at only 10 years old, was a prime suspect in the murder of 8-year-old Aaron Polansky. Tried for the crime, she was exonerated and released to the custody of her mother, who is required to attend monthly appointments with the judge.
History
The history of Jenny's misanthropic tendencies are currently unknown, but when her father went to prison for grand theft auto, her mother took a new husband almost immediately after. This may have contributed to her behavior towards the victim.
Trivia
- Jenny is likely based on real-life child killer Mary Bell.