Court documents say one victim in the incident had a necklace stolen, and that 16-year-old Preston Lord and a group were chased before the attack.
Six of the seven people accused of killing 16-year-old Arizona teen Preston Lord at a Halloween party in October pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to the charges they face in connection to his death.
One of the accused, 18-year-old William Hines, did not appear at his hearing Wednesday but entered a plea of not guilty. Court paperwork indicates that a necklace was stolen from another victim in the violent incident, who was only listed in court records as"Victim A."At some point after, Lord and a group went running and were chased before the attack took place. Lord died two days after the Oct. 28 attack in Queen Creek.
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