Kelsey Grammer’s ‘Karen: A Brother Remembers’: Biggest Bombshells

On May 6, Grammer’s long -awaited new memoirs unfolded the most devastating personal tragedies that formed the life of the actor, including the death of his sister, Karen Grammer.

Kelsey said about his sister’s murderer: “It’s ammunition to keep Freddie Glenn in prison.”

Freddie and his late complicit, Michael Corbett, killed Karen and four others in Colorado Springs in 1975. The convicted murderers were initially planning to rob Red Lobster – a restaurant where Kelsey’s sister worked – but demanded that she went with them instead.

They finally took Karen in their car, tied her and took her to an apartment, where they repeatedly raped her. After they had attacked the victim, they drove her to an alley and then killed her.

According to Kelsy “” Karen “almost beheaded” stabbed after her 42 times.

Kelsey remembered: “The coroner noticed that he could see a gaping wound in her neck, he could see completely in Karen’s Long. … There were defensive wounds on her hands,” and noticed that his sister “400 feet of where she was stabbed” to ask for help.

The Toast Alum continued: “Bloody fingerprints mark the trail of her last moments on Exact 3’6” past the office and walls of the trailer park. She had been to her knees and crawled her way. Seeking help with her last our lives … She had fallen backwards from the trailer door after she had beaten for help. It was her last hope and disappointment. “

Kelsey identified Karen’s body a week after he reported her missing.

“The murder killed a corner of my heart,” he wrote in his memoirs, in which he called his sister “Love of My Life” several times.

Kelsey added: “(Karen) baptized an Oreo cookie in an ice-cold Coca-Cola. She was a poem, a light, fun, innocent and wise.”

In 1976, Freddie was sentenced to life in prison for the murders. He was beaten with four conditional denials before his next hearing in 2027.