Annoyed by all the regular updates from home concerning his former classmates, 26-year-old graphic designer John Galleon told reporters Tuesday that he wished his mother would stop sending him newspaper clippings anytime someone he went to school with was murdered. She cant help herself. Every single time one of my old classmates turns up in a dumpster or something, I get an article about it in the mail, even if its about someone I hadnt been friends with since middle school or some kid who was a year below me, said an exasperated Galleon, who showed reporters a clipping he recently received concerning the homicide and dismemberment of a schoolmate whom he said he had maybe one class with during sophomore year. I also got three or four articles about the murder and memorial for this girl Megan Finneron who I barely even knew. Mom only sent it to me because shes friends with Megans parents and always thought the two of us should be friends. Its so frustrating. While Galleon said he usually throws away the newspaper articles without looking at them, he admitted that he did appreciate reading the update about the decapitated remains of his ninth-grade sweetheart, Allison Carotti. 