
Sarah Kolb and Cory Gregory were two teen killers from Illinois who were convicted of the murder of Adrianne Reynolds
According to court documents Adrianne Reynolds was a sixteen year old girl who had recently moved to the area. Unfortunately she made the mistake of flirting with Cory Gregory who was dating Sarah Kolb
Instead of letting the flirting pass Sarah Kolb and Cory Gregory came up with a plan to eliminate her. They would invite Adrianne Reynolds out for lunch and while the three were inside of the vehicle Cory Gregory would restrain Adrianne and Sarah Kolb would brutally stab her to death. Adrianne would then be dismembered
Sarah Kolb and Cory Gregory would be arrested and later be convicted at trial
Sarah Kolb would be sentenced to fifty three years in prison
Cory Gregory would received a forty seven year prison sentence
Since being incarcerated Cory Gregory now goes by the name of Harley Quinn. Sarah Kolb would also transition into a man however is still found under her birth name
Sarah Kolb Current Information

| R80259 – KOLB, SARAH A. |
| Parent Institution: | LOGAN CORRECTIONAL CENTER |
| Offender Status: | IN CUSTODY |
| Location: | LOGAN |
| Admission Date: | 09/07/2006 |
| Projected Parole Date: | 01/24/2053 |
| Last Paroled Date: | |
| Projected Discharge Date: | 01/26/2056 |
Cory Gregory Current Information

| R53995 – GREGORY, CORY C. |
| Parent Institution: | PONTIAC CORRECTIONAL CENTER |
| Offender Status: | IN CUSTODY |
| Location: | PONTIAC |
| Admission Date: | 04/15/2022 |
| Projected Parole Date: | 06/05/2047 |
| Last Paroled Date: | |
| Projected Discharge Date: | 06/05/2050 |
Sarah Kolb And Cory Gregory Case
A teenage girl was convicted Wednesday in the killing of a 16-year-old classmate who was choked, beaten and sawed into pieces after an argument over boys.
Sarah Kolb, 17, faces up to 60 years in prison.
The victim, Adrianne Reynolds, had just moved to East Moline from Texas about two months before she was killed. Prosecutors said she was just trying to fit in at a new school but picked the wrong friend.
On Jan. 21, 2005, Kolb, Reynolds and schoolmate Cory Gregory were in Kolb’s car at a fast-food restaurant when the fight began. Reynolds was killed and her body was burned, dismembered and hidden in two counties.
Gregory also is charged with murder and concealing a homicide. He is scheduled to stand trial May 1.
Kolb showed no reaction as the verdict was read. Her family and Reynolds’ family wept quietly as the jury was polled.
The trial was Kolb’s second in three months. The first ended in a mistrial in November when a Rock Island County jury deadlocked 11-1 in favor of conviction. Her retrial was moved to Dixon, about 60 miles from the Quad Cities.
In the retrial, Rock Island County State’s Attorney Jeff Terronez said Kolb wrote in a class journal that she was going to kill Reynolds just hours before Reynolds was beaten and strangled in the car.
Terronez said Kolb was angry because Reynolds had shown interest in Kolb’s boyfriend and Gregory, her ex-boyfriend.
Defense attorney David Hoffman told jurors it was Gregory who killed Reynolds. But prosecutors said Kolb was still accountable because she choked and beat Reynolds before Gregory “finished her off.”
Prosecutors say the two took the girl’s body to Kolb’s grandparents’ farm and burned it, then returned two days later, sawed the body into pieces and dumped the remains on the farm and in Black Hawk State Park in Rock Island.
In her first trial, Kolb testified that Gregory strangled Reynolds, then hit Kolb and threatened to kill her, her family and her cats if she reported the crime. Gregory, who has pleaded not guilty, denied that account in a television interview.
Kolb did not testify in her second trial, and the defense rested without presenting a case.



