Ppl who are psychotic have no idea. They are great at pretending what others expect as reactions. Most don’t even care about faking it. They look as the victim as a tree or an inanimate object. Not a person.
Right!!! I knew we would get a turn at some point 😂😂😂 a man something bout them rich kids 😂 tbh I’m so thankful I grew up the way I did because I appreciate hard work and the good feelings of actually earning something. Even as kids we had empathy for our parents who ran ragged trying to provid and as kids we seen it!!! Whole different level of growth and appreciation..Now there are good in both sides of course but something about the rich ones got them snotty power trips
My biggest fear as a kid, even as old as 17 or 18 was fear of losing my family or my parents dying. I was scared of them getting older & dying. Here we are 40 years later and there’s still alive but that was a fear as a child. And he KILLED THEM ON PURPOSE!! psycho!!!
I am 32 and live with this constant fear. It is paralyzing to me. I experienced a lot of traumatic deaths in my 20s and suddenly losing those I love haunts me
@@macysondheimi’m hoping you are joking, he shot his 11 year old and 13 year old brother in the head. He was a sociopath and i doubt if he had the chance he would show any empathy for you.
@@kasahadragon9499And bringing is friends to "discover" the bodies. Even bringing them upstairs after the father was discover. That's was unnecessary traumatic for this kids. What a psycho !
He's definitely a psychopath. They mentioned him shooting clay pigeons and it immediately reminded me of the movie, "Clay Pigeons," where Vince Vaughn plays a psychopath, serial killer. Unrelated to this story, that just were my brain went.
The fact he would let his friend come in to find the dead bodies to is …gross… you already did a crime why bring someone else so young into it to see ..
I am left to wonder, what would have his brothers have done with their lives? What good would they have done in this world? How could their lives have played out?😢
My dad had close to 200 guns, and at 12, I could name at least half of them. Knew where the keys were, combination of both ammo safes. I don't think that that part was unusual. His lack of emotions and feelings, I believe that he is a sociopath, or psychopath.
Right, there are teenagers his age who have been trained to hunt and use multiple fırearms, but it doesn't mean they are more likely to pull a Columbıne.
@@fighttheevilrobots3417 I respectfully disagree. I was taught at about 7 years old to use a pellet gun. I was made to understand that it was a dangerous weapon because if the pellet hit in the wrong location, it could kill someone. I still don't know if that's true. Point is...Judge Rightly the character of your child and proceed with caution.
@@sherryblanton2029I disrespectfully disagree. You have no business being around deadly weapons. How many more hundreds of thousands need to die before you get that through your thick skulls
I don't believe this had anything to do with his father. It looks way more like he wanted the Expedition and an inheritance. As for calling his father "Hitler", I called my dad that during arguments when I was his age. Even though, looking back, my dad was pretty chill. Also, he would've had some emotion if his father was abusive. Even relief would fit more than no emotion at all.
i just started religiously listening to lights out but have been listening to other mile higher media for years! i was so weak when on the sesh janelle said austin liked the pink sauce 😂😂😂
Your comment made me look that up a tiktok thing . Which reminds me there was one mile higher ep where they talked about a tiktok challlenge where guys were testing a theory that you can dip your balls in sauce and taste it. Josh said he tried it😅crazy guy, gotta love him though that's an open mind right there.
I have three sons myself and this really breaks my heart. I feel especially bad for his little brothers. 😢 I don’t understand how people commit these horrific crimes.
I am in school for master's in forensic psychology and these cases never cease to amaze me. Thank you for your professionalism in presenting such heinous crimes. Appreciate y'all!
He doesn’t know what ‘normal’ looks like! If he had empathy for others he would know that an innocent person would react (in some way) when being accused of slaughtering their family!
That photo of him and his beautiful family is completely heart-wrenching. All their big smiles (except for him, really). I started to cry when the detective mentioned that they were in the about to inform his grandma and aunt what had happened. Thinking about them receiving that news…devastating and horrific and horrendous beyond words. I do think that he’s just a psychopath. He was always joking about killing his whole family…who the fuck does that? I could say my friends and I had dark humor around our teen years but that’s something else entirely. I feel so sad that his little brothers didn’t get to grow up and that his parents didn’t get to grow old together and watch their sons experience the milestones of their lives. I’d lie if I said I gave a single fuck about this dude’s accomplishments in prison. What he did is truly evil and irreversibly tragic. I hope it haunts him forever but I think he’s playing everyone when he pretends to care.
He was a child , this isn't some cop show. He really thought he was going to get away with this. That showed his age. Family and friends are the first people they look at.
I agree; unless his grandparents and aunt are extremely strong and stoic individuals, this could crush them. People realize you CAN die of a broken heart. It's been said in books or movies for decades, but now it's been medically proven. When Ezra McCandless killed Alex, his grandfather suffered a heart attack from the stress. (I don't mean psychopathic and cold; I mean there are usually one or two people in every family, whether due to shock, dissociation, can stay calm and focused as long as they stay busy, to plan things and make the funeral arrangements.) I remember someone telling me 30 years ago that only the strong break down when comforted, and I've found it to be true. I've seen men, especially , act completely stoic, (as long as they are keeping their mind busy and not letting the sadness in) until someone with real empathy comes up and hugs them and says, "I'm so sorry". Then they fall apart.
I was physically and mentally assaulted by my father from the age of 4 until 15 and I left home for good at 16 and I never killed him or my family. No one is ever going to really know if he was abused but the context that was provided it seems he’s been disturbed for a long time before he committed these murders. I don’t think he will ever give the full truth to anyone ever.
@@OLALALA1019 i mean he definitely strikes me as having narcissistic tendency but hasn’t had enough social aspects in his life (prison) to be clear if that’s something he has. there’s no way to tell how he treats/is treated in prison
Allowing any youngster to know about firearms in the home is a disaster waiting to happen. I know a retired police officer who had firearms and ammunition in the open. His 12 year old grandson tried to commit suicide with one of them. It's an incredible miracle that he survived. A true miracle. My father was a violent alcoholic, it never entered my mind to kill him or anyone for that matter. I left skid marks on our street the year I turned 18.
Back in the 1950’s everyone where I lived in Oregon had guns in their homes and everyone was trained in gun safety and knew how to handle the weapons in the home. There were very few firearm accidents. Every truck had a gun rack for a hunting rifle. There were no school shootings! Guns don’t kill people. People kill people. In countries where guns are hard to acquire, people use knives to kill people. Murderers will always find a way to kill! Disarming citizens just makes it easier for murderers to kill.
@@kathybrem880right so many adults don’t have safe firearm safety and some kids do. Vice versa, I hate people trying to justify these kinds of things. YOU TOOK YOUR FATHERS LIFE, THEN YOUR MOTHER SND THEN YOUR TWO LITTLE BROTHERS? YOU KNEW WHAT YOU WERE DOING
I think its important to consider there is a difference between 'no emotion and cold' and 'shut off or disassociated' similar to when people 'check out' during traumatic experiences or in reaction to them as a defense mechanism. The former being a psychopath, and latter possibly an unhealthy or hypersensitive empath who cant cope with life. (Not that I think this particular case is the latter).
I understand because I'm the kind that shuts down and disassociates. You're right, being an empath has absolutely nothing to do with this situation. This guy is a psychopath.
This and the 1976 Bradford Bishop case in Bethesda (southern Montgomery County, near D.C.) are probably the most notorious familicides in the state of Maryland…
I’ve been watching lights out since the beginning. I think I’ve seen every episode. I’m loving austin and josh together. So good guys! I love you guys. Mile higher and Kendall’s show. So thankful for your shows and how much work and passion you put into everything
I’ve been shooting my whole life. My father taught us all at a young age to respect them and that they are NOT toys. I do not believe that it is indicative of homicidal tendencies. I don’t even hunt, I like animals lol
You guys are awesome! I usually don't comment, but for some reason, this kind of reminds me of Ronnie DeFoe. How no one heard the shots and he killed his entire family with no remorse. Of course, the reasons and ages are different. It's just crazy...
Maybe kids with strict parents live under a rock and don’t really understand what will really happen to someone who kills another person. Ya never know how strict some ppl can be. My dad was a widow and left to raise 4 daughters ages 1, 3,4, and 6. I was the oldest and he was the strictest on me. I remember hating him so much for not letting me go roller with my friends on weekends, go to sleepovers, forget dating, and chores were never ending. I realized later in as an adult that my dad just did what he thought was right and safe. I got it, and I love my dad very much for showing me and my sisters how much he loved and cared enough about us to not let us run loose everywhere.
I think Nick knew all these chargers and different possibilities of them because his dad was a lawyer! This case still blows my mind, would love to see more of these from you guys👏🏽
A single loud pop. A lot of times something will wake people up but they wont remember what woke them or they think they just woke up on their own. They roll over and go back to sleep!
If Nick was telling the truth about his father being abusive, and that's a very big IF, then I could possibly understand him killing his father and maybe his mother if he also blamed her for allowing the abuse to happen/continue. However I can see no reason at all for killing his younger brothers in that type of situation. Also I believe that if he was capable at 15 to cold bloodedly plan and carry out the murders of his entire family then there is no telling what he would be capable of doing if he is ever released from prison.
I was terribly abused by my father….in EVERY WAY….my mother just let it happen. As soon as I graduated high school I got the hell away from there and got married. I was running. My own mother said I was jumping from the frying pan into the fire. Thru all that I never thought of killing them. He even choked me in my 40’s. My mother told him to let me go or he would kill me. She was afraid her meal ticket would go away. I still didn’t do anything but try to make them love me. I finally walked away about 8 yrs ago… never looked back. Still never thought of killing them. Nick is dangerous! Very very dangerous!
@@onemanstrash8233 I truly appreciate the strength and courage that you must have to be able to share this with complete strangers. I'm also so very sorry that you had to live with and through such horrible trauma. I honestly believe that some people are simply horrible and possibly evil and should never be allowed to be parents. I've also never been able to understand how a mother can put anyone or anything before their child. Sending love and hope that you are doing great and can find the peace and happiness that you deserve.
Regardless of it not being a justification, it’s still interesting to know the motive. Nick seemed relatively normal via the interrogation and gave off a prep school kid vibe with a bright future. He is mentally unwell, and unfortunately the opportunity presented itself that night and these are the consequences.
Congrats on Eagle Scout. My brother made it too. I only made First Class. To this day my brothers Eagle Project is the largest, ever done in the state of Kansas. He turned a 3 acre plot of scrub and trees into 5 full RV hookup, camping sites. Concrete and gravel based with tables, grills, and water spigots. It was 600 manhours all said and done.
That’s amazing! Boy Scouts really is so cool! Here’s a baseless theory… Have you seen the documentary, Scout’s Honor? I wonder if someone who was victim of SA and develops psychopathy would be ashamed to admit that they were SA. Honestly, just trying my hardest to figure out what led him to this. If his mom knew he was SA and did nothing, that could be a motive? Then again, I feel like you would have some sense of self preservation and would ultimately admit it as your defense. Also, found it compelling that he wants a pen pal and says he has an interesting story… kinda like he wants to tell more.
Theres a lot to say but the most shocking part to me was the fact Nicks father had A SIBLING ACCIDENTLY SHOOT ANOTHER SIBLING as a child and he decides to have unlocked fire arms in his own home with children. That is ridiculous!
Yeah we did too here. It’s just interesting context. You’d think someone who went through a traumatic experience like that would have stronger feelings about unlocked weapons.
The second my kid asked me where the inheritance would go if his brothers died like they said Nick asked his dad I would be rehiding my keys and rehiding my gun safes
That's ridiculous I'm the oldest We lived in the country My mom and dad work 50 miles away I have always known where the key to the guns were and I have always known how to use them
I've been watching Kendall's channel, Mile Higher and the Sesh forever now and im just now watching Lights Out, I absolutely love the background decor and the vibes here omg
It’s interesting how these kids think they are smart enough to get away with murder. Yet almost every time they never lawyer up. That’s the first and smartest thing you do wether your innocent or guilty.
@@bonesandhearts5683he was 15, most teenagers don’t have a fully developed brain and can’t plan decisions well. It is immaturity and recklessness. Fake pseudo psychologists always act like everyone who commits a crime has narcissism or sociopathy.
Just started watching. Been looking forward to start watching this for hours. Josh's voice... And obviously always great informative content. Also shout out to ewu crew. Love them.
I've listened to every other podcast/channel you guy's do, but for some reason, I thought this one was like a light, breezy one you are supposed to listen to to help you get to sleep (and with the beautiful, soothing voices, maybe it is!!! 😂😂😂) but I had never listened because I knew I'd be too into what you had to say to ever sleep. So long story short, this is the first time I've listened. Of COURSE, HOOKED!!!! ❤❤❤ Thank you for so consistently bringing us such AMAZING content 💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏
Mental and physical abuse with high expectations led to the murder of his dad and mom. Somewhere over time he thought he could kill them, serve a few years in a mental hospital and then be home free with all mulla. It's an immature boy getting his ideas from movies etc and these fantasies became his coping mechanism. Dissasocitive behaviours yes but it's still callous because he also planned his brother's deaths. p.s; for anyone that's ever hidden anything under their mattress, your parent/s knew (unless you always changed your bed yourself.) This is actually a simple sign of his immaturity. He only showed emotion for himself 1st when he realised his few years in a psych ward plan wasn't going to work and 2nd when he realised he was going to prison.
This is probably weird but I love Josh's voice. It's so soothing. I don't know how many times I fall asleep listening to the podcasts he's on because I just get so relaxed 😂 which pisses me off because I want to hear the story. I'm probably driving the view counts up a little because I have to keep re watching
Josh, I have a wild theory on the pyramids that I'd love to share with you guys, I know you'd all be into it and it'd be really interesting to get your insights on it and a more scientific perspective!
35:13 right there he just gave himself up! Don’t really need a confession after he asked how do you know I did!!! Kid thinks he is so smart but he really isn’t that bright! He may be a little book smart but street smart not so much
Id love to see someone cover the case of Oba Chandler that saw a mom on vacation with her two daughters looking for help and he "helped" them and then invited them on his yatch to take them on a boat ride, only for him to grape all 3 in front of each other then tied cement blocks to their legs, cement blocks to their necks and tied their hands then threw them overboard ALIVE...this case was one of the only cases that truly shocked me to my core and had me literally trembling, i couldnt stop thinking about it for months. How can you be so cold and callous to grape 3 human beings and then toss them into the sea like its nothing...shyt stains that grape people then unalive them for their 10 seconds of pleasure should be thrown into solitary confinement and forgotten about cause the death penalty would be mercy even though Oba got the death penalty
@maryirish8382 oh wow thanks I'll do that now and it's so horrific cause the girls were kids I don't care if they're classified as (teens) they're babies compared to that ogre that harmed them and to do it in front of each family member is so cruel and then to throw them overboard ALIVE, sigh I don't wanna sound cruel but I wouldve much rather if he had took their lives before throwing them overboard cause I couldn't imagine the terror they felt as they held their breath while they sank
@@Luka-DanteGodofMischiefYeah I was going to say I've seen a video on that case. It's definitely been covered on TH-cam but I just can not remember who I watched. It is a horrific case.. I'm not exactly sure how you would be able to find it. But hopefully you can. Best of luck LOP fam.
Justice is him never getting out period. He took 4 lives, his family!!! No he should never get out. Life means life. He shouldn't get to live life outside of prison. His family doesn't get to live.
He is so calm. He hasn't become agitated at any point - even when he was shown photos, accused of killing his entire family, or even being upset at his entire family killed.
Nick didn't want to share the estate with his brothers. My son graduated from Dulaney High the year before the murders. We lived in the same community as the Brownings. I didn't know them, but spoke with people who did. The family was from all accounts wonderful. Nick was said to have bullied kids on the bus and in school. It was said he was angry that for his birthday the week after the murders, he was pissed that he wasn't getting a better car than the families jeep. He was just a budding psychopath and prick. Very manipulative. I don't believe he was being abused, his parents had expectations, but not unreasonable
Our daughter went to high school and was working with gal at Starbucks when her 14yr old brother went off, killing his sister and mom but not youngest sibling. He was released at age 18 I feel justice was not served in that case. It happens more often than we hear. Prayers to the family
I am so sick and tired of murderers blaming their disgusting behavior on their childhood. I say this because my mother and her brothers and sisters had a horrifically abusive childhood. Severe physical abuse, my mother was raped for YEARS by her stepfather, emotional abuse you couldn't believe, severe neglect and my grandparents were terrible alcoholics . All of them have mental health problems and a history or currently have substance abuse problems . That being said not ONE of them has ever killed anybody or is innately violent. I have zero sympathy for this kid.
My experience with "golden boys" in HS are are that they look great superficially, but underneath they can be AH which fits him, but most of them don't just go out and unalive anyone.
There was something mentally wrong with him. Like ASPD or something. But I doubt this was meticulously planned. Seems like the opportunity presented itself (the father’s gun was left out) and he took it. True motive is pretty ambiguous based on his interrogation, probably was a mixture of selfishness, pressure, and teenage impulsivity.
When people talk about the Devil and demons not being real , I want them to listen to this. What makes a child kill his family. Something is wrong with this world
Before I could walk, dad had me on the floor playing with his guns, and he began teaching me about them. I knew the hinters safety rules by 4 yrs and got my first pellet gun. 5 hrs, my first 22 and I knew my dads arsenal and how to take it all apart and clean every firearm he had , a bunch. And I got a customized simgle shot 22 just my size, at 6 I got a 410 for Christmas and a bigger 22 lever action/ cowboy style that following august. And 2 firearms every year , except at 8, I got a boat and motor and 1 firearm - them at 12- I got a 4wheeler and 1 firearm , and at 13 I got a bigger boat and motor and a 1 firearm . But yall get the pocture. I grew up on firearms and knew my dads as well as my own. And I aced the hunters safety course at 6 years old , made 100 +, and at 12 , I aced it again 100+. Parents should teach their children about firas from when they are toddlers - that way safety is invrained. I never have had any accidents with firearms. The folks who wernt taught like me did though.
That moment you realize THIS is the case your best friend told you happened 3 doors down. Her daughter used to play with those kids all the time. 😔 It's so strange that your 1st impulse is to send it. But you stop yourself. You KNOW she'd watch it trying to get answers. But you're torn because her daughter was friends with the youngest boy & her daughter died of cancer 2 years ago.
I’d really LOVE to see y’all cover the “Jacob Ind” case. A great way to start learning about his case is a show on TH-cam called “lost for life”. There’s some similarities with this case, but Jacob was let out & you’ll see why! He shouldn’t have been in prison to begin with.
Motive: pure selfishness. Thought it was that way to get inheritance and never have to want or work for anything. Irony is he was a lot better off than his counterparts (other 15year olds).
No matter of he did it or not there’s no reason why they should’ve been interrogating a 15 year old w/o a parent/ guardian, or lawyer present ! The whole confession should be thrown out
I have to say, that detective was totally wrong about how "people wouldn't be able to sit here and sleep in this situation." In times of intense emotion/trauma/situations, I fall alseep often, usually without wanting to. It is like my brain just shuts my down to escape.
So the police are just supposed to believe that he sat in the car while his whole family is being killed and he slept thru it all?! Wouldn’t the average person be hysterical for that reason alone? Like Oh my god! My entire family was murdered while I was right there!! I can’t believe I didn’t hear anything!! Or start crying or asking Why?! Why?! He literally does NOTHING!! Dude! You may as well just go ahead and confess. NO ONE believes you
When your fifteen, you still know that murdering your family is wrong. He deserves to stay in prison for the murders. He destroyed his family and robbed his blood line. Kid had everything. RIP to the Brownings.
I knew my dad's firearms when I was a kid --around 10. He would let me clean the .22 when I was a teenybopper. I never killed or thought about killing anybody.
When you guys were talking about how robberies usually aren’t going in to murder I was thinking wellll Cheshire Home Invasion (I work in Cheshire, know people that knew them) and then Austin says it lol 👌🏻 great video, so sad for the family.
I’m 21 now and know where the fire arm is, but as a child we weren’t told where it was but the safe was password protected and had a thumb print thingy. No reason a child should know where and what is there.
i’ve been watching for awhile now and i also watch all the other milehigher media andddd i just want to say how impressed i am with the work and time that everyone puts into making these episodes!!! you guys never fail to impress and you definitely never disappoint🫶🏼
Just came across this to watch, and ironically- there is a 15-year-old near where I live (Seattle, WA USA) that just killed his parents and 2 brothers. His sister survived her wounds. This just happened last week. I'm certain I'll be watching the story next year.
Excellent video, thank you for the shout out. Much appreciated! If you'd ever like to collaborate in the future, let me know.
Wow thank you! We'd love to collab send us an email lop@milehigher.com
Yes please! Love both channels! ❤
YES PLEASE! This would be an awesome collab with two incredible channels!😮
Yes please!
oh my godd please collab !
Wow, he had parents that loved and cared about him, every little need was met. Dear God, people don’t know what they have
Ppl who are psychotic have no idea. They are great at pretending what others expect as reactions. Most don’t even care about faking it. They look as the victim as a tree or an inanimate object. Not a person.
@@gerirowland6043NO. Psychotic is when you are not in " our " reality atm, hallucinating etc. You mean A PSYCHOPATH . BIG DIFFERENCE.
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Isn’t it interesting these kids who kill their parents are frequently rich. Thank god my family is poor 😂 Finally a win!
Right!!! I knew we would get a turn at some point 😂😂😂 a man something bout them rich kids 😂 tbh I’m so thankful I grew up the way I did because I appreciate hard work and the good feelings of actually earning something. Even as kids we had empathy for our parents who ran ragged trying to provid and as kids we seen it!!! Whole different level of growth and appreciation..Now there are good in both sides of course but something about the rich ones got them snotty power trips
😂 right! Thank goodness we aren't rich. Don't have snotty kids
It's also kids that have "really strict" parents who are like tyrants in their family.
My biggest fear as a kid, even as old as 17 or 18 was fear of losing my family or my parents dying. I was scared of them getting older & dying. Here we are 40 years later and there’s still alive but that was a fear as a child. And he KILLED THEM ON PURPOSE!! psycho!!!
I'm 40 and still fear that happening.
I am 32 and live with this constant fear. It is paralyzing to me.
I experienced a lot of traumatic deaths in my 20s and suddenly losing those I love haunts me
I have to agree. It's terrifying thinking about your parents dying.
Me too! I would cry at the thought of how good they are to me and that they might not be here one day. How could anyone do this?!
It always warms my heart when idiots who think they are clever don’t last five minutes into the investigation.
"You have the right to remain silent anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law." 😮
...except that they require being investigated in the first place.
Watch who u talkin to like that..
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I love the fact that this week's episode is about true crime! Thank you for the hard work you put into
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I'm sorry aren't all of their videos about true crime?
He killed his 2 little brothers there is nothing more evil than that. He should never get out.
Wow… he’s just a kid. Have some empathy
@@macysondheim have some empathy for the deceased kids!! 😳
@@macysondheim just a kid?! Him deciding to take a gun and shoot his whole family makes him everything else but the kid...
@@macysondheimyeah no
@@macysondheimi’m hoping you are joking, he shot his 11 year old and 13 year old brother in the head. He was a sociopath and i doubt if he had the chance he would show any empathy for you.
You have to be a Psychopath to kill your entire family and think you can get away with it. He's not remorseful.
The most psychopathic thing is that he shot them and just carried on as normal with his friends, like nothing happened.
@@kasahadragon9499And bringing is friends to "discover" the bodies. Even bringing them upstairs after the father was discover. That's was unnecessary traumatic for this kids. What a psycho !
He's definitely a psychopath. They mentioned him shooting clay pigeons and it immediately reminded me of the movie, "Clay Pigeons," where Vince Vaughn plays a psychopath, serial killer.
Unrelated to this story, that just were my brain went.
The fact he would let his friend come in to find the dead bodies to is …gross… you already did a crime why bring someone else so young into it to see ..
Yeah he's a Sick Bastard!!!!
I'd say he wanted A witness to the crime. He killed his entire family, he could care less about the other person's feelings.
A psychopath, clearly. No care, no empathy, no feeling for anyone other than himself. It's so tragic.
They also get "off" on other people's shock, disgust, anger, etc. That's how the "dark side" works.
I am left to wonder, what would have his brothers have done with their lives? What good would they have done in this world? How could their lives have played out?😢
What if they had turned out to destroy the world
My dad had close to 200 guns, and at 12, I could name at least half of them. Knew where the keys were, combination of both ammo safes. I don't think that that part was unusual. His lack of emotions and feelings, I believe that he is a sociopath, or psychopath.
Right, there are teenagers his age who have been trained to hunt and use multiple fırearms, but it doesn't mean they are more likely to pull a Columbıne.
I know this is normalized, but it dangerous and wrong that at 12 you had access to these weapons.
@@edvardantonsn6287considering that guns are the number one cause of death for children under 18 in the USA, yeah it does make them more likely.
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I respectfully disagree. I was taught at about 7 years old to use a pellet gun. I was made to understand that it was a dangerous weapon because if the pellet hit in the wrong location, it could kill someone. I still don't know if that's true. Point is...Judge Rightly the character of your child and proceed with caution.
@@sherryblanton2029I disrespectfully disagree. You have no business being around deadly weapons. How many more hundreds of thousands need to die before you get that through your thick skulls
I don't believe this had anything to do with his father. It looks way more like he wanted the Expedition and an inheritance. As for calling his father "Hitler", I called my dad that during arguments when I was his age. Even though, looking back, my dad was pretty chill. Also, he would've had some emotion if his father was abusive. Even relief would fit more than no emotion at all.
Imagine your mate killing his family and then he gets you to walk inside with him knowing full well what theyre going to walk in on. Oh my gosh.
i just started religiously listening to lights out but have been listening to other mile higher media for years! i was so weak when on the sesh janelle said austin liked the pink sauce 😂😂😂
I'll be honest... It was... not bad
Your comment made me look that up a tiktok thing . Which reminds me there was one mile higher ep where they talked about a tiktok challlenge where guys were testing a theory that you can dip your balls in sauce and taste it. Josh said he tried it😅crazy guy, gotta love him though that's an open mind right there.
I have three sons myself and this really breaks my heart. I feel especially bad for his little brothers. 😢 I don’t understand how people commit these horrific crimes.
I have 3 sons too. ❤
One of them gave me this screen name that I don’t know how to change. 🤣😭
@@GonkBoy66lol 😂
The memorial garden video at the end is truly heartbreaking. Even if Nick hated his family, he shouldn't have done this. 💔
That part choked me up as well.
I am in school for master's in forensic psychology and these cases never cease to amaze me. Thank you for your professionalism in presenting such heinous crimes. Appreciate y'all!
Thanks for another great show, fellas! I love you guys!
You rock!
He doesn’t know what ‘normal’ looks like! If he had empathy for others he would know that an innocent person would react (in some way) when being accused of slaughtering their family!
That photo of him and his beautiful family is completely heart-wrenching. All their big smiles (except for him, really). I started to cry when the detective mentioned that they were in the about to inform his grandma and aunt what had happened. Thinking about them receiving that news…devastating and horrific and horrendous beyond words. I do think that he’s just a psychopath. He was always joking about killing his whole family…who the fuck does that? I could say my friends and I had dark humor around our teen years but that’s something else entirely. I feel so sad that his little brothers didn’t get to grow up and that his parents didn’t get to grow old together and watch their sons experience the milestones of their lives. I’d lie if I said I gave a single fuck about this dude’s accomplishments in prison. What he did is truly evil and irreversibly tragic. I hope it haunts him forever but I think he’s playing everyone when he pretends to care.
He never shed a tear until he realized there was No Way he was gonna get away with it!
He was a child , this isn't some cop show. He really thought he was going to get away with this. That showed his age. Family and friends are the first people they look at.
@@cissymckinley3154he’s rotten. Period
I agree; unless his grandparents and aunt are extremely strong and stoic individuals, this could crush them. People realize you CAN die of a broken heart. It's been said in books or movies for decades, but now it's been medically proven. When Ezra McCandless killed Alex, his grandfather suffered a heart attack from the stress. (I don't mean psychopathic and cold; I mean there are usually one or two people in every family, whether due to shock, dissociation, can stay calm and focused as long as they stay busy, to plan things and make the funeral arrangements.) I remember someone telling me 30 years ago that only the strong break down when comforted, and I've found it to be true. I've seen men, especially , act completely stoic, (as long as they are keeping their mind busy and not letting the sadness in) until someone with real empathy comes up and hugs them and says, "I'm so sorry". Then they fall apart.
He's a psychopath so he thinks he's a genius
Such a sad, senseless case. Thanks for always being so respectful and informative.
I was physically and mentally assaulted by my father from the age of 4 until 15 and I left home for good at 16 and I never killed him or my family. No one is ever going to really know if he was abused but the context that was provided it seems he’s been disturbed for a long time before he committed these murders. I don’t think he will ever give the full truth to anyone ever.
He’s clearly seriously seriously seriously disturbed. I would love to know what his psych evaluation came back with as far as a diagnosis.
from google it looks like they found nothing. maybe acute “disassociate disorder” but nothing of extreme clarity
@@joyw7902 I saw that, so interesting and odd! I would think there has to something more to what is going on in his psyche.
@@OLALALA1019 i mean he definitely strikes me as having narcissistic tendency but hasn’t had enough social aspects in his life (prison) to be clear if that’s something he has. there’s no way to tell how he treats/is treated in prison
Psychopathy
He doesn’t have a dissociative disorder…
He’s clearly a sociopath
Allowing any youngster to know about firearms in the home is a disaster waiting to happen. I know a retired police officer who had firearms and ammunition in the open. His 12 year old grandson tried to commit suicide with one of them. It's an incredible miracle that he survived. A true miracle.
My father was a violent alcoholic, it never entered my mind to kill him or anyone for that matter. I left skid marks on our street the year I turned 18.
How courageous u were to get out!
No it’s not, a responsible gun owner teaches gun saftey
@@realeyez_KTThank you. 😊 💞
Back in the 1950’s everyone where I lived in Oregon had guns in their homes and everyone was trained in gun safety and knew how to handle the weapons in the home. There were very few firearm accidents. Every truck had a gun rack for a hunting rifle. There were no school shootings!
Guns don’t kill people. People kill people. In countries where guns are hard to acquire, people use knives to kill people. Murderers will always find a way to kill! Disarming citizens just makes it easier for murderers to kill.
@@kathybrem880right so many adults don’t have safe firearm safety and some kids do. Vice versa, I hate people trying to justify these kinds of things. YOU TOOK YOUR FATHERS LIFE, THEN YOUR MOTHER SND THEN YOUR TWO LITTLE BROTHERS? YOU KNEW WHAT YOU WERE DOING
I think its important to consider there is a difference between 'no emotion and cold' and 'shut off or disassociated' similar to when people 'check out' during traumatic experiences or in reaction to them as a defense mechanism.
The former being a psychopath, and latter possibly an unhealthy or hypersensitive empath who cant cope with life. (Not that I think this particular case is the latter).
I understand because I'm the kind that shuts down and disassociates. You're right, being an empath has absolutely nothing to do with this situation. This guy is a psychopath.
He deserves the death penalty for this. What a vile crime. Dont care what his age is. He knew what he was doing when he took their lives
This and the 1976 Bradford Bishop case in Bethesda (southern Montgomery County, near D.C.) are probably the most notorious familicides in the state of Maryland…
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Excellent telling of a horrific crime.
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I’ve been shooting my whole life. My father taught us all at a young age to respect them and that they are NOT toys. I do not believe that it is indicative of homicidal tendencies. I don’t even hunt, I like animals lol
The number one cause of death for children in the USA is guns.
You guys are awesome! I usually don't comment, but for some reason, this kind of reminds me of Ronnie DeFoe. How no one heard the shots and he killed his entire family with no remorse. Of course, the reasons and ages are different. It's just crazy...
Ya the amityville movie was done about that story
@@Peppers.playzone I know!! That was one of the best movies!! In my opinion. (the original)
People heard the shots incl his brother and sister and I'm pretty sure that his one brother heard since he tried to defend his face from the shot
It is horrific that the kid killed his family. Great break down of the situation.
I love the detectives interrogation techniques. They ask good questions and are quick with follow up questions after he responds.
Maybe kids with strict parents live under a rock and don’t really understand what will really happen to someone who kills another person. Ya never know how strict some ppl can be. My dad was a widow and left to raise 4 daughters ages 1, 3,4, and 6. I was the oldest and he was the strictest on me. I remember hating him so much for not letting me go roller with my friends on weekends, go to sleepovers, forget dating, and chores were never ending. I realized later in as an adult that my dad just did what he thought was right and safe. I got it, and I love my dad very much for showing me and my sisters how much he loved and cared enough about us to not let us run loose everywhere.
I think Nick knew all these chargers and different possibilities of them because his dad was a lawyer!
This case still blows my mind, would love to see more of these from you guys👏🏽
Ikr but then he didn’t think to shut up and ask for a lawyer as soon as they brought him in? Probably thought he could outsmart them.
How are they interrogating this 15 year old without a social worker, extended family member or a lawyer? 😮 I mean he’s guilty, but wow
Yep very legal in most states.
Yup..I was thinking that as well.
(Totally NOT taking up for him,or siding with him)..just wondering the same thing,is all. 🤔
It’s actually legal to do that in many many states!
@@rushhookhornadventures20and it should not be.
A single loud pop. A lot of times something will wake people up but they wont remember what woke them or they think they just woke up on their own. They roll over and go back to sleep!
If Nick was telling the truth about his father being abusive, and that's a very big IF, then I could possibly understand him killing his father and maybe his mother if he also blamed her for allowing the abuse to happen/continue. However I can see no reason at all for killing his younger brothers in that type of situation. Also I believe that if he was capable at 15 to cold bloodedly plan and carry out the murders of his entire family then there is no telling what he would be capable of doing if he is ever released from prison.
Imo he killed them all so he'd get the entire inheritance.
I was terribly abused by my father….in EVERY WAY….my mother just let it happen. As soon as I graduated high school I got the hell away from there and got married. I was running. My own mother said I was jumping from the frying pan into the fire. Thru all that I never thought of killing them. He even choked me in my 40’s. My mother told him to let me go or he would kill me. She was afraid her meal ticket would go away. I still didn’t do anything but try to make them love me. I finally walked away about 8 yrs ago… never looked back. Still never thought of killing them. Nick is dangerous! Very very dangerous!
@@onemanstrash8233 I truly appreciate the strength and courage that you must have to be able to share this with complete strangers. I'm also so very sorry that you had to live with and through such horrible trauma. I honestly believe that some people are simply horrible and possibly evil and should never be allowed to be parents. I've also never been able to understand how a mother can put anyone or anything before their child. Sending love and hope that you are doing great and can find the peace and happiness that you deserve.
there’s no excuse regardless
Regardless of it not being a justification, it’s still interesting to know the motive. Nick seemed relatively normal via the interrogation and gave off a prep school kid vibe with a bright future. He is mentally unwell, and unfortunately the opportunity presented itself that night and these are the consequences.
Congrats on Eagle Scout. My brother made it too. I only made First Class. To this day my brothers Eagle Project is the largest, ever done in the state of Kansas. He turned a 3 acre plot of scrub and trees into 5 full RV hookup, camping sites. Concrete and gravel based with tables, grills, and water spigots. It was 600 manhours all said and done.
That is incredible. Good work, guys!
That’s amazing! Boy Scouts really is so cool!
Here’s a baseless theory… Have you seen the documentary, Scout’s Honor? I wonder if someone who was victim of SA and develops psychopathy would be ashamed to admit that they were SA. Honestly, just trying my hardest to figure out what led him to this. If his mom knew he was SA and did nothing, that could be a motive? Then again, I feel like you would have some sense of self preservation and would ultimately admit it as your defense. Also, found it compelling that he wants a pen pal and says he has an interesting story… kinda like he wants to tell more.
Theres a lot to say but the most shocking part to me was the fact Nicks father had A SIBLING ACCIDENTLY SHOOT ANOTHER SIBLING as a child and he decides to have unlocked fire arms in his own home with children. That is ridiculous!
My family had unlocked firearms and I never once thought of touching it. I wasn’t a dumb kid
Yeah we did too here. It’s just interesting context. You’d think someone who went through a traumatic experience like that would have stronger feelings about unlocked weapons.
They were locked up! The son stole the keys to the gun safe…
He was an amoral killer who thought he would get away with it because he lacks a moral center and has no empathy. With him it is me, me,me!
The second my kid asked me where the inheritance would go if his brothers died like they said Nick asked his dad I would be rehiding my keys and rehiding my gun safes
I can't even imagine being that young and ending your families lives like that.. just horrific.
If a child knows where the gun safe keys are and they are accessible the parents are not responsible gun owners.
That's ridiculous
I'm the oldest
We lived in the country
My mom and dad work 50 miles away
I have always known where the key to the guns were and I have always known how to use them
That’s an insane statement.
I just discovered your podcast. Love it. Keep up the good work.
I've been watching Kendall's channel, Mile Higher and the Sesh forever now and im just now watching Lights Out, I absolutely love the background decor and the vibes here omg
I made it to the premiere for the first time!! I usually visit y'all every Friday NIGHT w/o lights!! Yay. I made it!!
It’s interesting how these kids think they are smart enough to get away with murder. Yet almost every time they never lawyer up. That’s the first and smartest thing you do wether your innocent or guilty.
That’s part of the ego though, don’t you think? They’re too smart to need a lawyer.
@@bonesandhearts5683he was 15, most teenagers don’t have a fully developed brain and can’t plan decisions well. It is immaturity and recklessness. Fake pseudo psychologists always act like everyone who commits a crime has narcissism or sociopathy.
I've seen other shows about this kid and what he did. Your video is a deeper than some of the other shows I've seen. Love you guys
Just started watching. Been looking forward to start watching this for hours. Josh's voice... And obviously always great informative content.
Also shout out to ewu crew. Love them.
I've listened to every other podcast/channel you guy's do, but for some reason, I thought this one was like a light, breezy one you are supposed to listen to to help you get to sleep (and with the beautiful, soothing voices, maybe it is!!! 😂😂😂) but I had never listened because I knew I'd be too into what you had to say to ever sleep.
So long story short, this is the first time I've listened.
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Yay, I look forward to y'all's Friday upload!! Thanks for all the work you guys put in!!!👏👏👏
This case is WILD, too!!
You guys are so mellow, even tho ypur content is intense, I still find myself relaxing..love ypu guys! God bless
You guys are absolutely amazing, great episode. I could listen to you all day; very calming and thorough and fascinating. Love you guys! 🖤
Ps Nick is most definitely a psychopath and will always be a threat. Throw that key away, or better yet, melt it in lava
Mental and physical abuse with high expectations led to the murder of his dad and mom. Somewhere over time he thought he could kill them, serve a few years in a mental hospital and then be home free with all mulla. It's an immature boy getting his ideas from movies etc and these fantasies became his coping mechanism. Dissasocitive behaviours yes but it's still callous because he also planned his brother's deaths.
p.s; for anyone that's ever hidden anything under their mattress, your parent/s knew (unless you always changed your bed yourself.) This is actually a simple sign of his immaturity.
He only showed emotion for himself 1st when he realised his few years in a psych ward plan wasn't going to work and 2nd when he realised he was going to prison.
that's what I find so disturbing about this case, the lack of emotional attachment to his family
yea but why the brothers?
@@atdepth000 he didn't want his brothers to say the abuse that would make a motive more clear to detective
I don’t think he was abused! Someone would have come forward to report that. He was just born without a conscience. He is an amoral sociopath!
This is probably weird but I love Josh's voice. It's so soothing. I don't know how many times I fall asleep listening to the podcasts he's on because I just get so relaxed 😂 which pisses me off because I want to hear the story. I'm probably driving the view counts up a little because I have to keep re watching
I watched the explore with us video before I watched this one, I am obsessed with watching them they're SOOOO good !
Thanks for replacing the nun behind Austin haha 🫣
Such a tragedy. Thank you for amazing coverage as always
Josh, I have a wild theory on the pyramids that I'd love to share with you guys, I know you'd all be into it and it'd be really interesting to get your insights on it and a more scientific perspective!
Spill the beans Ms Elfinberry!!!!!
They are really a bass pro shop
Please share!
You're a girl. You definitely wouldn't know how they were made
It’s a power grid that sits on a ley line..Anunnakies
This is awesome! Probably my favorite! Love the scenery and actually watching them in interview him. Very sad situation. 😢
35:13 right there he just gave himself up! Don’t really need a confession after he asked how do you know I did!!! Kid thinks he is so smart but he really isn’t that bright! He may be a little book smart but street smart not so much
The detective work in this case is phenomenal!
Id love to see someone cover the case of Oba Chandler that saw a mom on vacation with her two daughters looking for help and he "helped" them and then invited them on his yatch to take them on a boat ride, only for him to grape all 3 in front of each other then tied cement blocks to their legs, cement blocks to their necks and tied their hands then threw them overboard ALIVE...this case was one of the only cases that truly shocked me to my core and had me literally trembling, i couldnt stop thinking about it for months. How can you be so cold and callous to grape 3 human beings and then toss them into the sea like its nothing...shyt stains that grape people then unalive them for their 10 seconds of pleasure should be thrown into solitary confinement and forgotten about cause the death penalty would be mercy even though Oba got the death penalty
That case has been covered by numerous content creators over a lot of years. Just search and you'll find them.
It's an horrific case 😢.
@maryirish8382 oh wow thanks I'll do that now and it's so horrific cause the girls were kids I don't care if they're classified as (teens) they're babies compared to that ogre that harmed them and to do it in front of each family member is so cruel and then to throw them overboard ALIVE, sigh I don't wanna sound cruel but I wouldve much rather if he had took their lives before throwing them overboard cause I couldn't imagine the terror they felt as they held their breath while they sank
@@Luka-DanteGodofMischiefYeah I was going to say I've seen a video on that case. It's definitely been covered on TH-cam but I just can not remember who I watched. It is a horrific case.. I'm not exactly sure how you would be able to find it. But hopefully you can. Best of luck LOP fam.
@traci222 thank you fam and I'll just try putting in his name and true crime into the search bar, that dude Oba was pure concentrated evil..
@Luka-DanteGodofMischief Yes, he is despicable. It's a very tragic story. I'm sure you'll find it.
Justice is him never getting out period. He took 4 lives, his family!!! No he should never get out. Life means life. He shouldn't get to live life outside of prison. His family doesn't get to live.
Well done. I’m so sick of lazy true crime channels. I appreciate the effort that went into this! Instant sub.
Im glad i found this channel. Love it. Look forward to seeing more. 🇬🇧
He is so calm. He hasn't become agitated at any point - even when he was shown photos, accused of killing his entire family, or even being upset at his entire family killed.
Nick didn't want to share the estate with his brothers. My son graduated from Dulaney High the year before the murders. We lived in the same community as the Brownings. I didn't know them, but spoke with people who did. The family was from all accounts wonderful. Nick was said to have bullied kids on the bus and in school. It was said he was angry that for his birthday the week after the murders, he was pissed that he wasn't getting a better car than the families jeep. He was just a budding psychopath and prick. Very manipulative. I don't believe he was being abused, his parents had expectations, but not unreasonable
We are the only free Country with these incredibly inhuman sentences. Many of our prisons are inadequate and torturous.
He only started crying when they told him he’d look bad with jury. Save for accusing dad of being abusive.
My son has known all our weapons since he was 9 lol
Great episode guys.. I really enjoy both of your commentaries. Y'all are so good together. 💀🖤
Our daughter went to high school and was working with gal at Starbucks when her 14yr old brother went off, killing his sister and mom but not youngest sibling. He was released at age 18 I feel justice was not served in that case. It happens more often than we hear. Prayers to the family
As time goes on laws will change. Too many teens get away with murder. I just heard a 16 year old get life for killing. Things will change ..
I am so sick and tired of murderers blaming their disgusting behavior on their childhood. I say this because my mother and her brothers and sisters had a horrifically abusive childhood. Severe physical abuse, my mother was raped for YEARS by her stepfather, emotional abuse you couldn't believe, severe neglect and my grandparents were terrible alcoholics . All of them have mental health problems and a history or currently have substance abuse problems . That being said not ONE of them has ever killed anybody or is innately violent. I have zero sympathy for this kid.
50:41 god the way he described how it happened was terrifying it was like he was just telling a random story 😮
My experience with "golden boys" in HS are are that they look great superficially, but underneath they can be AH which fits him, but most of them don't just go out and unalive anyone.
There was something mentally wrong with him. Like ASPD or something. But I doubt this was meticulously planned. Seems like the opportunity presented itself (the father’s gun was left out) and he took it. True motive is pretty ambiguous based on his interrogation, probably was a mixture of selfishness, pressure, and teenage impulsivity.
You all are my favorite channel! Thank you for all the hard work.
When people talk about the Devil and demons not being real , I want them to listen to this. What makes a child kill his family. Something is wrong with this world
I mean, mental illness is way more common and likely than demons
Before I could walk, dad had me on the floor playing with his guns, and he began teaching me about them. I knew the hinters safety rules by 4 yrs and got my first pellet gun. 5 hrs, my first 22 and I knew my dads arsenal and how to take it all apart and clean every firearm he had , a bunch. And I got a customized simgle shot 22 just my size, at 6 I got a 410 for Christmas and a bigger 22 lever action/ cowboy style that following august. And 2 firearms every year , except at 8, I got a boat and motor and 1 firearm - them at 12- I got a 4wheeler and 1 firearm , and at 13 I got a bigger boat and motor and a 1 firearm .
But yall get the pocture. I grew up on firearms and knew my dads as well as my own. And I aced the hunters safety course at 6 years old , made 100 +, and at 12 , I aced it again 100+.
Parents should teach their children about firas from when they are toddlers - that way safety is invrained. I never have had any accidents with firearms. The folks who wernt taught like me did though.
That moment you realize THIS is the case your best friend told you happened 3 doors down. Her daughter used to play with those kids all the time. 😔
It's so strange that your 1st impulse is to send it. But you stop yourself. You KNOW she'd watch it trying to get answers. But you're torn because her daughter was friends with the youngest boy & her daughter died of cancer 2 years ago.
I’d really LOVE to see y’all cover the “Jacob Ind” case. A great way to start learning about his case is a show on TH-cam called “lost for life”. There’s some similarities with this case, but Jacob was let out & you’ll see why! He shouldn’t have been in prison to begin with.
I absolutely love y'all Studio decor! Big Ups to whoever was the decorator
Motive: pure selfishness. Thought it was that way to get inheritance and never have to want or work for anything. Irony is he was a lot better off than his counterparts (other 15year olds).
I felt that cops sense of achievement and relief when he finally convinced this kid to confess
No matter of he did it or not there’s no reason why they should’ve been interrogating a 15 year old w/o a parent/ guardian, or lawyer present ! The whole confession should be thrown out
Happy Friday everyone ✌🏻
I have to say, that detective was totally wrong about how "people wouldn't be able to sit here and sleep in this situation." In times of intense emotion/trauma/situations, I fall alseep often, usually without wanting to. It is like my brain just shuts my down to escape.
Loved this episode! Love the Podcast always listening on my way to work or when getting ready ! 💗
So the police are just supposed to believe that he sat in the car while his whole family is being killed and he slept thru it all?! Wouldn’t the average person be hysterical for that reason alone? Like Oh my god! My entire family was murdered while I was right there!! I can’t believe I didn’t hear anything!! Or start crying or asking Why?! Why?!
He literally does NOTHING!! Dude! You may as well just go ahead and confess. NO ONE believes you
When your fifteen, you still know that murdering your family is wrong. He deserves to stay in prison for the murders. He destroyed his family and robbed his blood line. Kid had everything. RIP to the Brownings.
Another great video! Thanks guys!
He wasn't smart enough to get rid of the keys or make it look like a break-in.
Also he was not showing any emotion for having lost his entire family.
I just found your channel, I love true crime! Thank you.
I absolutely love ur podcast room! Especially those chairs and the black skull 💀 ❤
I knew my dad's firearms when I was a kid --around 10. He would let me clean the .22 when I was a teenybopper. I never killed or thought about killing anybody.
When you guys were talking about how robberies usually aren’t going in to murder I was thinking wellll Cheshire Home Invasion (I work in Cheshire, know people that knew them) and then Austin says it lol 👌🏻 great video, so sad for the family.
My Deepest Sympathy to the Surviving Family Members.🥀💔🥀💔🥀💔🥀💔🙏🕊️🙏🕊️🙏🕊️🙏🕊️ Rest In Peace to the Family.🥀🥀🥀🥀🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🙏🙏🙏🙏
I’m 21 now and know where the fire arm is, but as a child we weren’t told where it was but the safe was password protected and had a thumb print thingy.
No reason a child should know where and what is there.
i’ve been watching for awhile now and i also watch all the other milehigher media andddd i just want to say how impressed i am with the work and time that everyone puts into making these episodes!!! you guys never fail to impress and you definitely never disappoint🫶🏼
Just came across this to watch, and ironically- there is a 15-year-old near where I live (Seattle, WA USA) that just killed his parents and 2 brothers. His sister survived her wounds. This just happened last week. I'm certain I'll be watching the story next year.
This case is so insane. Btw, I really like this video format!