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17 year old Cassandra Bjorge slit her grandparents' throats while they slept. Then she sealed the room and threw parties in the house for a week. In the interrogation she felt nothing. She told cops the plan was to kill more people next. Cassandra and her boyfriend Johnny Rider waited until Randall and Wendy Bjorge, both 63, went to bed. Rider attacked Randall with a tire iron. Cassandra dragged her grandmother into the same room, taped her up, and beat her. Both were stabbed and had their throats cut. After that the two sealed the bedroom and caulked the doors to trap the smell. For a full week they ordered food, smoked weed, and had friends over while the bodies decomposed one room away. They drove the grandparents' car around like nothing happened. When police showed up both tried to kill themselves during the standoff. Both survived and were taken in. Cassandra never showed remorse in a single interview. Prosecutors said she was completely flat. She told them the grandparents were just the start. Next was Rider's family, then her own mother and stepfather. They just "ran out of time." She had a history before this. At 16 she was charged with assaulting her grandmother. Police had been to that house multiple times. Both pleaded guilty. Life in prison plus 21 years. Parole possible after 60 years. Judge Debra Turner called it one of the worst cases of her career. Prosecutor said "It was planned. It was executed correctly, according to their plan." She killed the people who raised her and threw a party over their bodies. Does life with parole after 60 years feel like enough?