Clayton Whittemore murdered Alex Kogut

[omg]

How can anyone have any sympathy for the Whittamores they raised a evil evil son a low life, and drunk, a animal who should be put to death this is their fault for failing to raise their son properly i hope they enjoy living with the fact that this poor girls life was taken by their monster son whom i bet they still love

[daily]

ten mill duh!i didnt say it was i just asked? chill out

[Nut]

Your a scum Clayton. Roids really went well for you

[Somebodys_Mom]

Sue Nammi wrote:

If you had said last week that this Wittemore kid was capable of murder and the victim would be Ms. Kogut, I'd bet the overwhelming majority of his friends or those who knew him would tell you absolutely no way. People have no idea what other people, no matter how close, are capable of or what goes thru their minds.

I would be willing to bet that PLENTY of people close to BOTH of them either knew or suspected that he was beating her. Murder is not the first sign of abuse.

[Wacko]

omg wrote:

How can anyone have any sympathy for the Whittamores they raised a evil evil son a low life, and drunk, a animal who should be put to death this is their fault for failing to raise their son properly i hope they enjoy living with the fact that this poor girls life was taken by their monster son whom i bet they still love

Do you know the Whittamore family? I don't but I'd like to know if they truly brought up their son to be this way or he did it on his own. I've seen people have great kids but then turn after time and become terrible citizens. Just curious.

[omg]

Totally agree she was a sweet, beautiful girl however this kid is not sick HE IS EVIL

Tragic wrote:

Alex was a sweet, beautiful girl. It's a real tragedy to see something like this happen.
This just goes to show what people are capable of doing and what a sick world we really do live in.

[Bennie]

Former NH resident wrote:

As a friend of Clayton's family, and former resident of New Hartford, I would think sympathy would go out to BOTH families. It is a horrific incident for both families. May God be with both families. And the OD is just doing their job.

Sorry, no god. Just a cold blooded murderer from New Hartford that happened to be good at a sport. I blame the derelict parents for failing him.

[Kasinski]

If he was from new hartford then he will have his mommy and daddy lobby for him

[Which family]

Is his father Scott Whittemore from Clinton?

[FAV]

Kylie Turczyn
Catherine Koestner
Alex Kogut
Three 'local' young women whose lives were cut short due to domestic disputes. And that's just since June.
So sad and such a waste.

[Jimmy]

He didn't have any marks on his hands that I could see in the video clip.

I wonder who took the FB page down. How does that happen? Parents ask him for his password?

[another abbused]

Somebodys_Mom wrote:

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I would be willing to bet that PLENTY of people close to BOTH of them either knew or suspected that he was beating her. Murder is not the first sign of abuse.

My heart goes out to the Kogut family, friends, and all that loved her. There are no words to express, that would explain my sorrow and heartache for this beautiful girl. As you stated above murder is not the first sign of abuse and it is not always visable to detect.I know a girl who was abused by him and never said anything in fear of being ashamed, humiliated, and fear of what might happen if nothing was done in her defense. I am not sure of Clayton's mother, but I know he witnessed violence from his dad, which still does not justify his actions. I myself am a product of several types of abuse and I have not harmed anyone, nor repeated any other form of abuse i was raised through and subjected too. Do you think if this girl came forward in this case it would help on Alex's behalf?

[Tav]

Yes Scott Whittemore from Clinton is his father.

[Just Askin]

What alerted her mother to trouble so that she called campus security?

Also what are her parents names. I went to high school with a Kogut?

What a sad story.

[Nh]

another abbused wrote:

<quoted text>My heart goes out to the Kogut family, friends, and all that loved her. There are no words to express, that would explain my sorrow and heartache for this beautiful girl. As you stated above murder is not the first sign of abuse and it is not always visable to detect.I know a girl who was abused by him and never said anything in fear of being ashamed, humiliated, and fear of what might happen if nothing was done in her defense. I am not sure of Clayton's mother, but I know he witnessed violence from his dad, which still does not justify his actions. I myself am a product of several types of abuse and I have not harmed anyone, nor repeated any other form of abuse i was raised through and subjected too. Do you think if this girl came forward in this case it would help on Alex's behalf?

All who know him, knew he was a walking time bomb. One article said he admitted to killing her but when he was arraigned he pleaded not guilty. From what I've heard, it seems like the police know they have the right guy. As far as this girl you know coming forward, even if it can't be used in Alex's case, her parents may really appreciate hearing this girls story. And this girl may really need to get it off her chest. And his parents should know that this horrible tragedy was not just one isolated incident of their son snapping. I wouldn't be surprised if they are somehow blaming the victim for their sons sick act of torturing this wonderful young lady

[Truth]

Alex's last Tweet.

http://twitter.com/a_kogut

Alex Kogut &#8207;@a_kogut

Should've known 21 hrs ago

[Sean Grogan]

I have played hockey with this kid and against him. Never in my life have I thought this was possible.i didn't want to believe it but today I had too. What a scumbag.... makes me question everything

[needs his ass beat]

I hope this kid gets what hes got coming to him. A nice jail sentence and an a** whooping everyday, there r people in this world not in jail that would wanna wreck this kid, but people in jail will f*** him up 10x worse

[Former NH resident]

omg wrote:

How can anyone have any sympathy for the Whittamores they raised a evil evil son a low life, and drunk, a animal who should be put to death this is their fault for failing to raise their son properly i hope they enjoy living with the fact that this poor girls life was taken by their monster son whom i bet they still love

I know the Whittemore Family. And I am not saying what happened is okay, because it is not. Truth is, we raise our children with the abilities we have and at a certain age, our children tend to do whatever the hell they want to. You must not have children, or you would know this. Evil is in all of us, some of us can control it and some cannot. But there is also good in all of us and the same rule applies. Without knowing the family, how dare you judge them. And it is not your place to judge anyway. It is Gods. May he teach you to control your tongue and fingertips!

[omg]

If his parents are blaming this girl they are just some typical new hartford low life family. They should be ashamed of their son. Look at the picture in the Utica OD he even looks like a nut case

Nh wrote:

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All who know him, knew he was a walking time bomb. One article said he admitted to killing her but when he was arraigned he pleaded not guilty. From what I've heard, it seems like the police know they have the right guy. As far as this girl you know coming forward, even if it can't be used in Alex's case, her parents may really appreciate hearing this girls story. And this girl may really need to get it off her chest. And his parents should know that this horrible tragedy was not just one isolated incident of their son snapping. I wouldn't be surprised if they are somehow blaming the victim for their sons sick act of torturing this wonderful young lady