Where Is Holly Boisvert Now? The 'Mean Girl Murders' Updated Information

'Mean Girl Murders: Battle of the Besties,' an Investigation Discovery show, tells the story of the brutal murder of a 17-year-old high school teen, Stacy DeGrandchamp, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in August 2002. The investigators had to wait nearly two decades before the perpetrator admitted to the crime and was sentenced for homicide. If you want to know what happened next, including the killer's identity and current whereabouts, we've got you covered. Here is Holly Boisvert updated information.

#1. Stacy DeGrandchamp Murder: How did it happen?

Stacy DeGrandchamp Murder Source: Daily Mail

Stacy Maria DeGrandchamp was born on October 29, 1984, in Fort Wayne, Indiana to Rita K. She grew up in a single-parent home and attended Wayne High School. According to her friend, Sara Patterson, Stacy was confident and beautiful, almost like a movie star. Her cousin, Jamie McMillen, noted that Stacy dressed impeccably and was popular in school. Stacy had intended to study computer technology at Ball State University after graduating from high school.
Stacy's beauty and fashion sense came with a downside as she was often judged and criticized by others. Her friend, Rachel Freeman, believed that other girls were envious of her beauty and judged her harshly. The show also revealed that Wayne High School, like many American high schools, had a social hierarchy, and Stacy belonged to the upper echelon of popular girls.

Stacy DeGrandchamp Murder Source: People

But little did the residents of Fort Wayne know how high school rivalry might end up in a tragic incident leading to the death of a 17-year-old teen. Hence it came as a shock when frantic teens called 911 to report an accident on Guthrie Street in the late hours of August 15, 2002. When the police and medics arrived, they found Stacy lying in the driveway and bleeding from the chest. She had been stabbed twice and was rushed to the Parkview Hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries the following day.

#2. The murderer was her bestie: Holly Boisvert

Where Is Holly Boisvert Now Source: The Cinemaholic

According to the show, Stacy started dating Brandon Muff, a high school graduate, in the spring of 2002. They had met at a house party, and Brandon, then 20, caught 17-year-old Stacy’s fascination. Her friends described how she was “head over heels” in love with the senior guy, even when her family did not approve of him much. Brandon used to mingle with a girls’ group consisting primarily of Amanda Richards, Whitney Mcgehee, and Holly Boisvert. Whitney recounted how they used to look for places to hang out and party, settling for any friend’s house when their parents were away for the weekend. She said Holly had an understanding father who let her and her friends hang out at their house. Holly had a swimming pool, and her father was cool enough to allow the girls to bring friends and hang by the poolside. When Brandon started dating Stacy, she also became a quintessential part of the group, and all of them used to hang out together at Holly’s place.
Whitney and others recounted on the show about prior friction between Holly and Stacy ever since middle school. According to the episode, Holly made fun of how Stacy dabbled her feet in the pool and made a splash around, leading to Stacy getting all worked up and storming her way out of the house. The friction seemed to wane over the years, and their mutual friends stated they mostly had a cordial relationship, though they mostly avoided each other.
However, when Brandon started dating Stacy, the issues between the two high school teens began to resurface. According to Whitney, Holly used to date Brandon before the latter got into a relationship with Stacy. Jamie explained Holly had thought Brandon would return to her and was irked when Stacy started dating him instead. According to the show, she bore a great hostility toward Stacy, and the latter was not ready to back down either.

#3. How did Holly Boisvert get caught?

Where Is Holly Boisvert Now Source: People

The police interviewed witnesses to learn Holly and Stacy were fighting on the night of the murder when the incident occurred. According to court documents, Stacy was fuming when she saw Holly at the party, and the two exchanged bitter words. In her testimony, Holly claimed Stacy pushed her toward some recycle bins. When the latter grabbed her by her hair and tried to drag her, Holly grabbed her by the wrists and threw her down on the ground, where they kicked each other. She told the officers she did not have a knife.
When the detectives asked how Stacy got stabbed, Holly told them she might have “probably landed on something when she got knocked into a recycle bin.” News reports claimed a witness informed the police in January 2003 about how Holly changed into sweats and pulled her hair into a ponytail before confronting Stacy. The witness also claimed Holly had confessed to him about carrying a knife to the fight. He also alleged Holly washed her hands after the stabbing, and he saw her put the knife in a car parked outside the house.
Elten Powers, the erstwhile assistant principal at Wayne High School, also contended, “It was common knowledge around school that Holly had killed Stacey, but there was no arrest, and Holly was not charged.” The case went cold for 17 years before the police reviewed the evidence, conducted forensic tests, and interviewed multiple witnesses in several states leading to Holly’s arrest in 2019.
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#4. Where is Holly Boisvert Now?

Where Is Holly Boisvert Now Source: Daily Mail

During an interview in April 2019, Holly admitted to carrying a knife to the fight and gave it to the investigators, who confirmed it was the murder weapon. She also expressed remorse and said that she believed she killed her best friend, and that if she had walked away, Stacy would still be alive. Holly pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in December 2021 and received a sentence of 25 years with five years suspended and three years of adult probation. She is currently serving her sentence at the Indiana Women's Prison and is eligible for release in March 2030.
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