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Rock-throwing suspects turned back to take photo of fatal crash as memento, Jeffco affidavit says

Alexa Bartell, 20, killed during rock-hurling spree on April 19

A rock thrown through the windshield of this yellow Chevy Spark driven by Alexa Bartell on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, on Indiana Street in Jefferson County killed her. Jefferson County Sheriff's officials are investigating the death, which was one of a series of rock-throwing incidents overnight Wednesday in Jefferson and Boulder counties. (Provided by Jefferson County Sheriff's Office)
A rock thrown through the windshield of this yellow Chevy Spark driven by Alexa Bartell on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, on Indiana Street in Jefferson County killed her. Jefferson County Sheriff’s officials are investigating the death, which was one of a series of rock-throwing incidents overnight Wednesday in Jefferson and Boulder counties. (Provided by Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office)
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The three men who authorities say threw rocks at vehicles last week, killing 20-year-old Alexa Bartell, turned around after the fatal crash and took a photo of the woman's car as a memento, according to a Jefferson County sheriff's affidavit.
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