Sarah Stern’s murder case led to the sentencing of her two friends, and it was featured on Dateline.
The murder case of a 19-year-old, Sarah Stern was shown in many true-crime series like ‘dateline’ and 20/20. She was killed by her own friend and a high school prom partner because she had been left with a huge sum of money by her deceased mother.
The betrayal, selfishness, and the role of money in one’s life can be perfectly seen in her story. The little girl had to give up on life just because she had a few thousand dollars.
Dateline: Sarah Stern Murder Case Update
As they say, your enemy is from your closest of friends, Sarah Stern was killed by her trusted people. The murder case did garner a lot of publicity when it actually happened. Her story got a place on NBC’s ‘dateline’ which was titled ‘The Betrayal Sarah Stern’ and the word betrayal fits perfectly to the narrative.
Any normal person’s stomach would churn after getting to know about her murder plan. She had to give her life due to the involvement of money and that too from the hands of people she never had an ounce of doubt on.
What Happened To Sarah Stern? Killer Update
Even though Sarah Stern’s dead body has not been found yet, it was revealed that her high school friends, Liam McAtasney and Preston Taylor plotted her murder. They tried to kill her after knowing that she was left with a box full of money by her dead mother.
As per the reports, Stern owned at $100,000, which was her mother’s. However, when the two murdered her ruthlessly, they found out that the box only had $9000, which was very very little compared to what they imagined. The truth is she already had spent more than a quarter of it.
Liam confessed all this on a videotape where he was complaining about not having got enough even after a murder. After this, Liam was sentenced to 10 years in prison for first-degree murder, felony, robbery, and disturbing human remains.
Where Is Sarah Stern From?
Sarah Stern was from Neptune City in New Jersey and was only 19 years old when she got murdered. Her story tells us that when money gets involved do not even trust your closest ones.
It makes everyone feel bad for her family and what they have to go through is really unfair. The teenager deserved better, her family deserved better.