Florida Man Texted Photos of Beaten Teen Before Dismembering Her: Cops

A 16-year-old girl was allegedly tortured for days, beaten, suffocated, then dismembered, and dumped in a trash bin. And according to police, at least six people knew what was going on, but no one called for help. Now, explosive new documents reveal the horrific final days of Miranda Corsetti and the two suspects who could face execution for

her murder. Welcome to Sidebar, presented by Law and Crime. I'm Jesse Weber. In the sundrenched neighborhood of Pon DeLeon, nestled in St. Petersburg, Florida, a 16-year-old girl allegedly endured six days of unimaginable torture before she died. According to police, this teen girl, Miranda Corsetti, a slender, dark-haired teen from Gulfport, was held captive, beaten, and ultimately

murdered in a firstf flooror duplex. Now, we brought you the news of this case on Sidebar back when the investigation was still unfolding. But now, what makes this case even more chilling is that according to a newly unsealed 25page search warrant, at least six people either saw this girl suffering or knew she was being held

against her will. And yet, no one called police. No one did anything. Now, two people, Steven Gres, Michelle Brandis, they have been indicted on firstdegree murder charges and kidnapping charges, and prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty here. Now, these two are accused of not only killing Miranda, whose body has never been found, but

also of incinerating her remains and dumping her into a trash bin. This is incredibly horrifying. Now, in case you haven't been following this, I'm going to get you up to speed on what you missed. But the last time we brought you this case, authorities did arrest this man, 35-year-old Steven Gres, along with