A pair of 14-year-old Florida middle school girls are facing felony charges for conspiracy to commit kidnapping
and murder after being arrested this week in what authorities described as a plot to kidnap and kill 9 people.

Court records obtained by ABC News Tampa affiliate WFTS and reviewed by ABC News indicate that a teacher
told police she observed the girls acting “hysterical” while searching for a folder at school, and heard one say that
“I’m just going to tell them it’s a prank if they call me or if they find it.”

The teacher located the folder, which allegedly contained eight handwritten notes detailing the kidnapping and
murder plot, and notified authorities, according to the arrest reports. The letters outlined plans to obtain guns and
discussed the transportation and disposal of bodies.

Three of the allegedly targeted victims were to be picked up in a vehicle and transported to a location where they
would be killed, according to the reports.

"The plans further speak about the transportation of the victims' bodies to other locations and their disposal,
specifically burning and burying their bodies," one arrest report reads. "The plans were written in great detail as
to how they would lure the victims, kill the victims, and dispose of the victims' bodies."

Each of the nine victims were contacted, according to the arrest reports, and "wished to pursue charges in this case,"
the report reads. Six of the targeted individuals are listed in the arrest reports as being 14-year-olds, while two are
listed as 17-year-olds and one is listed as a 15-year-old. The identities of the individuals are redacted from publicly-
available records.

The teenagers were taken into custody earlier this week and each face nine counts of criminal attempt to conspire
capital felony (premeditated homicide), and three counts of criminal attempt to conspire third-degree felony (kidnapping),
WFTS reported.