Just to let everyone know, my mother was murdered

I won't have computer acess until the weekend or so because the police took my computer to go through the hard drive. I thank everyone for their thoughts and e-mails, I hope to talk to you when I get my computer back.

KETCHIKAN - A grand jury has indicted a Craig teenager and two others in the death of the girl's mother.

Rachelle Waterman, 16, Jason Arrant, 24, and Brian Radel, 24, were each indicted in Ketchikan on Friday on first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder and other charges related to the Nov. 14 death of 48-year-old Lauri Waterman, who worked as a teacher's aide.

The three are incarcerated at Ketchikan Correctional Center. They will be arraigned Monday in Ketchikan Superior Court, according to assistant district attorney Dan Schally.

According to Alaska State Troopers, Rachelle Waterman enlisted Arrant in a plot to kill her mother and had approached him to that end at least three times since the summer. Arrant agreed and recruited Radel, troopers said.

The girl told Arrant both she and her father, Craig School Board president Carl Waterman, would be out of town the weekend of Nov. 13, and Arrant and Radel went ahead with the killing, the troopers said.

Radel abducted the woman from her home, bound and gagged her and drove her in her own van to a spot 30 miles north of Craig on Prince of Wales Island, according to authorities. They said that's where Radel struck the fatal blow with a blunt instrument.

Radel and Arrant then drove to the end of a logging road on the island and set the van and the body on fire, troopers said.

Arrant, from Klawock, and Bryant, of Thorne Bay, are former boyfriends of the teenager, according to troopers.