Peters was stabbed in the region of the heart on the Ann’s Grove Public Road while she was on her way home from work. She died at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC).

Her parents said yesterday that she was often trailed and tormented by the spurned 45-year-old man who eventually ended her life.

The obsessed killer would usually pass in front of their home at nights and issue death threats to the teen and her family, her parents recalled.

He had openly threatened to murder her on numerous occasions because she refused to condone an illicit relationship with him.

The dead teen’s mother, Beverly Peters, 42, told the Chronicle that the man, who reportedly hails from Belfield Village, also on the East Coast, had visited the home and admitted that he liked her daughter. But she said she warned him to stay away from the teen because he was too old for her.

“I told him that you can’t just see somebody and like them,” Mrs. Peters said.

She said despite the warning, the man continued to stalk her daughter.

Omadella’s father, Evan Peters, 43, said they had made several reports of the man’s threats to the Clonbrook Police Station, but to date, no one has responded to their complaints.

He said this move apparently aggravated the killer who had followed the teen in a taxi. The man exited the taxi and reportedly ordered the girl off the bicycle. After a brief scuffle, he stabbed her.

Mr. Peters said his daughter never had a relationship with the man and she was very afraid of him because of the way he often threatened to end her life.

About 15 minutes after stabbing the teen, the man was apprehended by residents and after a severe beating he was taken into police custody.

Omadella was described as a very kind and friendly teen.

Thursday, July 03, 2005