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Roger and Carol Fornoff, parents of 13-year-old Christy Ann Fornoff, who was abducted, raped and murdered May 9, 1984 while collecting on her newspaper route at a Tempe apartment complex, listen to Congressman John McCain as he explains his intended crackdown on child kidnappers and molesters. [File, Tribune]
The apartment complex where the murder of Christy Ann Fornoff took place in 1984, then named Rock Point, is now called Quail Canyon. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
The apartment complex where the murder of Christy Ann Fornoff took place in 1984, then named Rock Point, is now called Quail Canyon. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
Friends and former classmates will hold a candlelight vigil in Tempe on Tuesday for 1984 murder victim Christy Ann Fornoff.
Friends and former classmates will hold a candlelight vigil in Tempe on Tuesday for 1984 murder victim Christy Ann Fornoff.
For many of us who lived in the Valley at the time of her senseless murder, the name Christy Ann Fornoff instantly recalls a time when an entire community was sickened, its faith and innocence shattered.
For many of us who lived in the Valley at the time of her senseless murder, the name Christy Ann Fornoff instantly recalls a time when an entire community was sickened, its faith and innocence shattered.
The weekend of May 11, 1984, Kristina Batchelder was looking forward to meeting her friend and former classmate Christy Ann Fornoff for one of their many roller skating outings at the Roller World rink in Tempe.
The weekend of May 11, 1984, Kristina Batchelder was looking forward to meeting her friend and former classmate Christy Ann Fornoff for one of their many roller skating outings at the Roller World rink in Tempe.
Kristina Batchelder Reese stands inside what once was Roller World at 1625 E. Weber Driver in Tempe where she was supposed to meet her friend, Christy Ann Fornoff the weekend of May 11, 1984 when Fornoff was killed while collecting subscription payments on her newspaper route at the Rock Point Apartments. Reese and Fornoff were classmates at McKemy Junior High before Fornoff’s family moved to another part of Tempe and Christy began attending Connolly Middle School. The former roller rink building now houses Evolution Motorsports, a European Exotic car shop and University Mechanical, an engineering company where a mural from the skating rink still exists. Photo by Mike Sakal.
Kristina Batchelder Reese stands inside what once was Roller World at 1625 E. Weber Driver in Tempe where she was supposed to meet her friend, Christy Ann Fornoff the weekend of May 11, 1984 when Fornoff was killed while collecting subscription payments on her newspaper route at the Rock Point Apartments. Reese and Fornoff were classmates at McKemy Junior High before Fornoff’s family moved to another part of Tempe and Christy began attending Connolly Middle School. The former roller rink building now houses Evolution Motorsports, a European Exotic car shop and University Mechanical, an engineering company where a mural from the skating rink still exists. Photo by Mike Sakal.
Kristina Batchelder Reese stands inside what once was Roller World at 1625 E. Weber Driver in Tempe where she was supposed to meet her friend, Christy Ann Fornoff the weekend of May 11, 1984 when Fornoff was killed while collecting subscription payments on her newspaper route at the Rock Point Apartments. Reese and Fornoff were classmates at McKemy Junior High before Fornoff’s family moved to another part of Tempe and Christy began attending Connolly Middle School. The former roller rink building now houses Evolution Motorsports, a European Exotic car shop and University Mechanical, an engineering company where a mural from the skating rink still exists. Photo by Mike Sakal.
Kristina Batchelder Reese stands inside what once was Roller World at 1625 E. Weber Driver in Tempe where she was supposed to meet her friend, Christy Ann Fornoff the weekend of May 11, 1984 when Fornoff was killed while collecting subscription payments on her newspaper route at the Rock Point Apartments. Reese and Fornoff were classmates at McKemy Junior High before Fornoff’s family moved to another part of Tempe and Christy began attending Connolly Middle School. The former roller rink building now houses Evolution Motorsports, a European Exotic car shop and University Mechanical, an engineering company where a mural from the skating rink still exists. Photo by Mike Sakal.
Representing the Webb Center at the Be More Awards are, left to right, Cathy Weiss, executive director, Shelby Fuller, events coordinator, Marjorie Johnson, board member and Stephanie Fornoff, box office manager.
Representing the Webb Center at the Be More Awards are, left to right, Cathy Weiss, executive director, Shelby Fuller, events coordinator, Marjorie Johnson, board member and Stephanie Fornoff, box office manager.
Representing the Webb Center at the Be More Awards are, left to right, Cathy Weiss, executive director, Shelby Fuller, events coordinator, Marjorie Johnson, board member and Stephanie Fornoff, box office manager.
Terry Rubey, of Gilbert, is shown, Tuesday, May 24, 2011 in Tempe in front of Connolly Middel School, where back in 1984 he attended school with Christy Ann Fornoff. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
Terry Rubey, of Gilbert, is shown, Tuesday, May 24, 2011 in Tempe in front of Connolly Middel School, where back in 1984 he attended school with Christy Ann Fornoff. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
When it becomes a parent's turn to speak for the first time at the Christy House in the Pines, a cabin and retreat center in northern Arizona for the loved ones of murdered children, one of its owners says it's not uncommon for intense emotion to leave them at a loss for words.
By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
By Jerry Brown, contributing columnist
Guest Commentary by Bill Richardson
Guest Commentary by Shawn Thiele
By Mark Heller, Tribune
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