POCATELLO - An MSNBC film crew is in Pocatello gathering footage for a two-hour documentary on convicted Pocatello teen killers Brian Draper and Torey Adamcik, said Bannock County Sheriff Lorin Nielsen.

The boys, both Pocatello High School students, stabbed classmate Cassie Jo Stoddart to death on Sept. 22, 2006, while she was house-sitting for a relative. Nielsen said a similar production crew came to Pocatello two years ago to do a shorter segment.

"They are going to visit with both Adamcik's and Draper's parents, and they're interviewing people in the courthouse and of course our detectives who did the investigation," Nielsen said.

The sheriff said they arrived last Thursday. He said they also plan to interview Stoddart's mother.

"They've got a pretty wide range of interviews they're going to be doing," Nielsen said.

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