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Watched it last night. Was pretty good and kept going more into detail as the video progressed.

Ill spoil what happened to maybe encourage people who were on the fence about watching because of the length.

19 year old crashes his car into a lake in the cold month of February. Gets into the water to try and hide evidence. Almost freezes to death. Makes up story to police that he was just going for a drive and made a mistake with parking the vehicle on a ramp. Police discover blood on vehicle but let the teen go. Mom next day discovers a trash bag in the sons closet and is horrified to find a head and hands in there. Son is approached by cops and son casually admits to everything and surrenders peacefully.

Police interrogate the teen and he goes into detail with his motive, background, and the gory details of the murder. Tells the police he dressed up as Michael Myers and used a machete. Friends, teachers, and parents are all questioned about the teens past and a bunch of red flags are present like how he once killed and decapitated a cat, has a morbid sense of humor, was obsessed with human autonomy and decapitations. Parents were aware but didnt get the teen help and just assumed that was normal behavior and only had him on an anti anxiety med. Friends and teachers all thought he would shoot up a school some day with the things hed tell them and his fascination with reading books on school shootings.

Lots more details emerged in the video and the teen thought because of his age that no matter what he would get out of prison after 15-20 years. Dude got life without parole instead and screwed any defense he had for admitting insanity by the way he detailed the murder.

Its amazing to me how clueless parents can be with their kids. They thought it was perfectly normal to let a kid that was diagnosed on the spectrum with major depression, anxiety, some and form of schizo, have a fascination with horror movies, morbid humor, serial killers, and school shootings. Like they started to question him when they discovered a set of knives, duck tape, zip ties, and other weapons for torture previously so he threw them away and they all moved on from it a year prior. He didnt have a bad childhood at all and was just allowed to be molded by his fascination with violence with all his conditions.