What drives a man to kill a teen wrestler, a friend and himself? Hermiston still doesn`t know
(World News USA)

HERMISTON — James Hurtado walked out of his new school a year ago, clutching his class schedule, the world in his palm. The lanky 14-year-old, handsome with dark eyes and a faint moustache, yearned for his first day at Hermiston High. A standout wrestler, he worked out with high schoolers to bridge the formidable step from middle school. He had amassed a galaxy of friends. With less than two weeks to go, he was ready. He wouldn`t live to experience the first day of high school. Known as JJ, the boy would never hustle through halls or stumble over the locker combination he had practiced. Never flip through a yearbook to find his freshman photo. Never scheme an elaborate way to ask...