Riverton Teen Killed After Snapchat Feud; 22-Year-Old Faces Murder Charge

The 22-year-old accused of stabbing a 14-year-old Riverton boy to death last month faces between 20 years and life in prison if convicted, court documents say. The stabbing followed a feud on Snapchat, the possible tracking of the 14-year-old via a Snapchat application and a roadside fight involving more than a dozen people, says an evidentiary affidavit filed in the case.  Alejandro R. Behan, 22, faces one count of second-degree murder, which carries a minimum penalty of 20 years in prison and a maximum of life.  He told investigators on Friday that the morning of Aug. 23, he retrieved a kitchen knife from a home on Honor Farm Road and went to a fight north of Riverton, says an evidentiary affidavit filed Friday in Riverton Circuit Court and released to Cowboy State Daily on Tuesday. It was written by Fremont County Sheriff’s Detective Anthony Armstrong. A 14-year-old Riverton boy, Draven Addison, died after being stabbed in the back during the fight, according to court documents and the family’s public statements. During the fight Behan “observed what he believed was a knife in (Addison’s) back pocket,” the affidavit says, adding that Behan told investigators he “poked” Addison in the back with
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