By Snejana Farberov Two teenage girls from West Virginia who were handed lengthy prison sentences last year in the stabbing death of their best friend had repeatedly claimed they killed 16-year-old Skylar Neese simply because they didn't like her anymore. But the contents of Skylar’s personal diary suggest that the straight-A student may have known a salacious secret about her two friends and was threatening to reveal it. Rachel Shoaf, along with her friend Sheila Eddy, lured Neese out of her house in July 2012, before stabbing her multiple times and hiding her body in a Pennsylvania wood. Did she know too much? It has been suggested that Skylar Neese, 16 (left), was killed in 2012 by her friends Sheila Eddy and Rachel Shoef (right) because they feared she would tell about their lesbian tryst
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Rachel Shoaf, 17, of Morgantown, West Virginia and her friend, Sheila Eddy, lured 16-year-old Skylar Neese from home, stabbed her to death and dumped her body in the Pennsylvania woods
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Shoaf told police they committed the July 2012 murder 'because they didn't want to be friends with Skylar anymore'
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Skylar Nesse wrote in her journal she had seen Sheila and Rachel have sex at a sleepover
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The 16-year-old honor student wrote tweets alluding to a secret she had been keeping prior to her death
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Eddy kept up a stream of inane tweets following the brutal murder, wishing friends happy birthday and chatting about TV
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In November 2012, Eddy tweeted: 'No one on this earth can handle me and rachel if you think you can you're wrong'
Fellow murderer @placeholder had already admitted to police that the girl's decided to count to three and then stab the 16-year-old