Iowa Teenagers Killed Their Spanish Teacher Over Bad Grades

Two Iowa High School Students Killed Their Spanish Teacher As Payback For Bad Grade

Two Iowa high schoolers allegedly killed their Spanish teacher last year as payback for a bad grade she gave one of the teens in her class, prosecutors revealed Tuesday in court documents.

The new details shed light on a possible motive for the first time since Willard Miller and Jeremy Goodale were arrested and charged with the murder of their 66-year-old teacher Nohema Graber in the small town of Fairfield on Nov. 2, 2021.

Later that day, the teacher drove her van to a park where she was known to take daily walks after school, authorities said.

 

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A day later, Graber’s badly beaten body was found hidden under a tarp, wheelbarrow and railroad ties in the park.

Investigators believe Miller and Goodale, who were both 16 years old at the time, beat her to death with a baseball bat — and later bragged about it on social media.

Miller told police he had been frustrated with the way Graber taught Spanish and was angry that the low grade she gave him was lowering his overall GPA.