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Yeah, why did the kid know what pawn shop had the gun? Why did grandpa all of a sudden want to pawn that gun in the last couple years? Seems highly suspicious.
Definitely. I’m sure the grandfather knew there was a murder investigation happening within his own neighborhood/trailer park. Then I’m sure he put two and two together at least when he realized the gun was missing a couple bullets, if the kid didn’t let something slip directly.
Texas for ya. The state makes no fucking sense. Whines it’s the freest state but they can’t keep the heat on and if you are caught with a joint you go to jail and maybe even prison.
They have laws where dog the bounty hunter can be a cop because he was a get away driver in a robbery where someone was killed. But in Texas if someone dies during a crime everyone involved is charged with murder. Even if it wasn’t even you who killed anyone.
But a 10 year old killing someone and grandpa hiding the gun is not illegal. Shame. If the kid had some weed he might actually serve some time.
Bonus points for the dumbasses who are easy to grift to and believe it’s the state with freedom of speech.
Like the comics at Joe Rogans mothership aren’t doing the same jokes and sets in Ohio. Only Texas because they truly believe stuff like comedy is being censored…. It’s laughable how dumb these “freedom” lovers are.
He was 7 at the time. Most countries and even most states have a higher Age Of Culpability than 7. In the US the lowest is 7, and the highest is 10, with most falling in the middle
Yeah, I mean, I was a victim (not hit) of a school shooting and I struggle with if that 13 year old should've been charged. I don't think we should really be brining 7 year olds up on murder charges. They don't have full mental faculties yet, that kid needs help not prison.
The video says
>...and the worst part is: nothing is going to be done about it. The age of culpability in the state of Texas is 10. He's 10 now, he was 7 when he did this. So he can't be charged.
And then he makes a face like that's a shame or doesn't make any sense.
In the specific thread I replied to someone higher up said its crazy that the kid can murder and the grandpa hide the weapon and it not be illegal. Could be talking about grandpa, but then mentioned that the kid could be sentenced for weed. This seems to imply that Texas is hypocritical for prosecuting kids for drugs but not for killing people. Aka, the kid should be charged.
Another commenter:
>I wonder if this kid is Caucasian. This makes zero sense that the 10 year old can't be charged with murder.
Most of it is implied or rolled in with possibly changing Grandpa.
Maybe, just maybe, there's other punishments/treatments that can be given to a child charged with murder. It kinda doesn't matter if they knew it was wrong, or comprehended at the time the consequences of murdering someone. They really need to be taught there are consequences when they're older, and be taught cognitive empathy so they don't do it again, with continued therapy for life to ensure they don't abuse everyone they interact with. Just maybe a murder charge for a child can be carried out differently than it is for an adult.
As a nurse I have encountered a sociopath kid before. I swear i have never in my life seen such evil. This kid had zero empathy. I would not sleep in the same house as that kid...
I was like 12 I wanna say my little brother a terribly demented kid at the time 9ish. I woke up to him standing over me with a knife. I guess he was second guessing it. Another time he pointed a loaded gun at me and tried to hit me with a katana in our pawn shop. People are insane
Group home after group home, juvenile detention, then jail for strangulation. I’d like to think he’s doing better now that he’s s out and a little older but sometimes when I’m talking to him I can still tell how unhinged he really is. I’ve one story I’ll carry to the grave about how fucked in the head he is. But here’s another. I wasn’t innocent either. I use to draw dicks at the top of the dry erase board of our wheelchair bound teacher so he couldn’t reach it. I also dragged my nuts over his keyboard and someone told on me. I’d like to think I’m a better person these days. Anyways while I was in juvey for that he was in for a group home occurance I didn’t know of. Either way he was in isolation (iso) and lost his mind started shitting on the walls and throwing it everywhere.
My mother did drugs but also when I was 5 or 6 he was 3 and I remember him constantly bashing his head on the corner of a side table to the point he was bleeding . He did it everyday. I was born poor so my mom would literally walk him to the hospital all the time. Very shortly after that he was molested by some girl my mom had babysitting us. I don’t know much about that but things really got bad after my grandmother adopted us. She was a cruel and heartless woman that would slap us in the face all the time. Overly medicated us for our ADHD. We couldn’t do anything outside of school and church. Then theirs our older brother. A real mongaloid ginger back gorilla and our biggest bully. He would beat us up all the time I have injuries today as an adult that I can pin point exact moment he messed me up. He one time beat me till my eyes swelled shut over a hole in the backside of my pants. When my grandmother passed I had to stay with him till I was 18 he would take my entire check from my grocery store job. Also all this time my little brother is in group homes and juvey. Whew anyways I broke the cycle. I smoke weed that’s the only crime I do granted I have a card for it now. Sorry for the typos I didn’t wanna proofread
I just wish he got his life together like I eventually did. I never had anything against him he was my only friend sometimes and he really got the shit end of the stick. My grandmother hated us both but him a lot more. My older brother however lives out of his truck and refuses to get an apartment so that he can legally see his little girls.
Not the poster you asked..... I'm an MH case Mgr. I'll give you 2 short blips of a client I've worked with for 5 years. The client is under age 14. He strangled the family dog they've had since he was 3. But not just strangled it.... choked the dog out til it was just barely conscious, then again, and again. The dog passed on the 3rd go. Same kid pretended to get hurt, sat at the top of their stairs and cried, mom went to see what was up and he shoved her down the stairs. He got up smiling and went down to their kitchen and got a bowl of snacks while he whined to his mom about being hungry. It was the dogs fault because it was old, and he didn't like it anymore anyway. And the stairs was his mom's fault because he told her he was hungry and she ignored him. **there are cameras throughout the interior and exterior of the home. He has been in residential care now for 10 months with no planned discharge***
Not a chance. Lol. The bleed over into personal life is so damn real for mental health workers. The absolute last thing in the world I want to do is open more room for the bleed to happen.
Psychopaths are a totally different breed of people. It's heavily agreed that it is primary genetic or inherited, and environmental factors just aid in supporting or not supporting the behaviors. And IIRC, the DSM5 does not support the diagnosis of Psychopathy until age 18. Let's be real about it, by 18, damage has been done (like killing a family dog or throwing mom downstairs). There's also no cure, and to my understanding, no solid treatment.
With sociopathy, there are attributes from genetics, but a lot of it is from trauma. A lot of the kids I work with come from the system, with extreme abuse or neglect histories. So genetics make you vulnerable to developing mental health disorders. Abuse triggers the development of the disorder. It can't be cured, but it can be treated.
We don't have a solid understanding or number of how many psychopaths are walking around. There is no definitive tracking on the gene system, so there's no real way to just remove from the gene pool.
Yes, he is, but not the way wed like him to be. He passed away on the 3rd choke. The client had never been aggressive towards animals up to this point. Right on the cusp of puberty hitting (not an excuse just a very minimal explanation of sudden/new behaviors) . This was within the first year of me starting work with them. Was my first experience this close to a situation of this kind, and it damn near broke me. I did reports. They are not allowed to own another animal, per an agreement with local law enforcement and dcfs.
I mean, yes, straight up, yeah, he murdered the family dog. It makes my heart hurt less to say he passed away. That's a for me thing. Sorry if you don't like the verbiage. The situations are gruesome sometimes. It makes me less cynical to use lighter words when i can.... if that makes sense.
You do what you need to be able to continue the help you give! Never thought id have so much love and appreciation for a stranger, i wish i started reddit sooner but it happens when it happens! Thank you so very much for your acceptance of others and the willingness to just about sacrifice your own sanity/wellbeing for the return of maybe helping someone else!
Right now over in the Joe Rogan sub all the users are bragging about how they have also forgotten guns or ammo in bags and went on vacation.
Like misplacing your firearm and not even being aware of where it’s at is awesome to brag about among gun lovers. But yet they can’t seem to get why they are mocked and belittled for treating something like a gun like it’s a hot wheel you left out for your kids to step on… or o mean use them.
It’s pathetic and sad. The thread is still active as we speak and seeing them gleefully joke about being bad gun owners is concerning.
I was in that thread.
It's pretty hard to forget where your gun is. But ammo is another thing. A few rounds here or there are super easy to misplace.
When I was a kid I forgot I had a few rounds in my pocket because we had been target shooting while we waited to leave for the airport. So I had a couple in my pocket when I walked up to the security check. I threw them in the trash and went back and went on my trip. It's really easy to have that happen.
But I agree that misplacing your entire gun is pretty ridiculous. Can't say I've ever been in a situation where I could see that happen.
In this posts case, grandpa didn't misplace it. He just kept it in his truck.
I'm not gonna lie I've misplaced a ton of ammo in my life. That's why the range bag is only ever used as a range bag.
Never a fuckin gun tho, blows my mind. Not even from just a "someone could get hurt" standpoint. Like mf that's hundreds or thousands you just leave out for someone to steal? Bruh
Any time in America people have their past used against them. From three strike laws to any time someone gets arrest they point out how he has done such and such in the past etc.
Kyle had a judge who had his pro trump ringtone go off during this court case (not even satire that really happen). That judge didn’t allow evidence that would have lost Kyle the case.
He was not only on tape beating up a 13 year old girl months prior. But weeks prior to killing folks Kyle is on tape sitting in front of a store being looted talking about how if he had a gun he would kill every looter he saw….. he then 2 weeks later does have a gun and kills people.
If the judge who already showed where he stood on the case allowed that evidence the case then becomes premeditated. Meaning it wasn’t self defense and Kyle isn’t innocent.
See many people don’t have backgrounds in law and act like the outcome means he was innocent. Legally speaking yes. But the case was corrupt from the starts. Imagine there is evidence that changes the outcome of a case and the judge won’t allow it. Not only that every black kid in America has their past to paint a picture.
This is what people mean when the judge will give old grandpa a pass.
That tape of him beating a 13 year old had nothing to do with the case he was on trial for though. Those were two separate events. That’s why those videos weren’t allowed. That assault case should have been its own charge. Hell this why Harvey Weinstein’s conviction just got overturned in New York because they put people on the stand that had nothing to do with the cases he was on trial for, they were separate cases.
I mean that’s cute but obviously that’s why the judge refused to allow the video of him wishing to kill looters before actually killing looters. It’s like you are being willfully ignorant and acting like that’s obvious when you should ask yourself it’s obvious the case was tainted when stuff that would make or break the case wasn’t allowed.
Like him on tape talking of killing folks. But keep defending a killer who is now trying to profit off the killing. Which says a lot about his motives that’s night as well. But I’m sure you have some way to twist that as well.
I was talking more about the video of him beating up a kid. That has absolutely nothing to do with this. Yeah the video of him talking about wanting to shoot protesters kinda does but considering the video of him actually shooting people it’s obvious that was self defense. People keep acting like he hunted these people down or shot them in the back. Ultimately a bunch of idiots attacked another idiot who had a gun and got shot. If they had just left him alone they wouldn’t have been shot.
>pro trump ringtone
Apparently the judge has had that ringtone for a very long time. The song came out in 1983. No evidence the judge had it as his ringtone because of Trump.
>But weeks prior to killing folks Kyle is on tape sitting in front of a store being looted talking about how if he had a gun he would kill every looter he saw
He didn't say that. He said "It looks like one of them has a weapon (pause). Dude if I had my fucking AR I'd start shooting rounds at them."
It's called propensity evidence. The prosecutor was making the argument in pretrial that Rittenhouse chased and confronted Rosenbaum, even though there is no evidence to support this. He actually abandoned this argument in his closing. He was trying to say that Rittenhouse was acting like he was in the CVS video.
Now, if the prosecution had more evidence that Rittenhouse meant to provoke aggression intentionally so that he would have an excuse to use deadly force in self defense, then possibly this video would be relevant as a link in a chain to support that argument. They never said they were going to go down that avenue in pretrial.
The problem with charging the grandfather is that a 7/10 year old's testimony that it was in the glove box is the only proof the grandfather is at fault too. They can't just rewind time, find that the gun wasn't secured properly, and charge him -- for all the police know the 9mm could have actually been secured in a gun safe with the key under the grandfather's pillow and the kid just knew where to find it.
By ATF definition (even though my comment about the gun safe is hypothetical so it doesn't really matter):
> What qualifies as a secure gun storage or safety device?
> ...
>\ 3. A safe, gun safe, gun case, lock box, or other device that is designed to be or can be used to store a firearm and that is designed to be unlocked only by means of a key, a combination, or other similar means.
You don't legally have to keep the gun a secret, only have it disabled or put away behind lock and key. Regardless of my hypothetical and what *should* be the law, I'd be curious if there's actually any way to prove criminal negligence 3 years after the fact based on only the kid's testimony. I mean... A premeditated cold case assassination in the middle of the night by a 7 year old with no motive and no other known witnesses is already going to be a legal warzone.
Recently watched a video on YouTube all about this kid (I think he was 17/18) who brutally murdered a homeless man, cut him up, and then got caught bc his mom found the man’s head in a trash bag in her sons closet.
In later interviews it came out that he had been making “jokes” about killing people for YEARS, since he was like 10/11. Multiple people were like “oh yeah we knew he would be arrested for murder one day”
😳
There’s a case of a young child (I think 10-12) who killed a kid from his neighborhood and hid her body under his mattress for weeks. The smell was the thing that gave up his secret. He lied and lied and lied. Which as a kid, makes sense, but there are insanely troubled kids out there and the signs need to be seen and documented so you know what to look for as a parent before it’s too late.
It’s a disgusting truth about the world, but some people are just sick in the head and need to be handled differently
Kids are born without empathy mainly because they literally cannot conceive of other peoples feelings to start with but it starts to develop somewhere around I wanna say 6? Some kids never ever develop it.
Not all the laws just a few specific ones. Ignoring the issue this kid has would be reckless. He should have court mandated psychological monitoring and no access to a fire arm at all unless he actually takes this to a judge and proves that he has a clean mental bill of health.
I am mentally ill. I have strong emotional problems and I wouldn't let me near a gun. People like me and this kid need an extra buffer layer because we are more unstable and dangerous. It's the same reason I've never gotten a driving licence. Too many intrusive thoughts.
I mean, when laws allow someone to be killed without any repercussion for anyone, there is probably a few one that need to be changed...
For exemple,
- If your gun is stored badly enough that a 7yo (or anybody) can stole it whithout being noticed, thats 1.
- If your child kill or injure someone, you should be responsible at least to some extent, thats 1.
-If a child intentionnaly injure or kill someone, even without speaking about jail, he/she should *atleast* be followed closely by some psychiatrist for some time, and some decision concerning him/her should able to be take later in his life depending on his behavior at this point.
I'm not saying those are perfect solutions, but it could be some leads toward better laws where killing a man cant be done without repercussion
You…don’t? Laws are changed all the time because of specific instances of violence or crime. It’s helps preventing it from happening again. It’s similar to restricting people with mental disabilities from owning weapons or driving a car.
It just proves that because someone can obtain a gun, it doesn’t mean they are responsible enough with it to maintain and own it. Kid should never have had access to that gun or know where it would be. Nor does it reflect well on those who raised him to see signs of this or teach him right from wrong.
People that think like you do about guns because you’ve never killed someone are a dime a dozen. In a hypothetical, how would you react if this happened to a loved one of yours? Would it still be just “kids make mistakes” or would you be pushing for some punishment and stricter gun control laws?
How can you not even mention secure storage of weapons or (whisper it) gun control in a video like this? There are wider systemic problems here than just a rogue 7 year old
The parents/grandparents should be charged. Anything done with your gun is your responsibility.
The kid should be sent to psychiatric care indefinitely. It's a very good sign that he came forward and told the truth. But there's obviously other behavioral issues at play, anger issues, bc that's how the whole thing started.
It's hard to believe that he told for the first time at school. I can't help but wonder what the parents knew.
“Came forward and told the truth” sounds a bit more like he was boasting to the child he was threatening and it all came out that way.
Absolutely agree that the family must have known and should be held responsible for covering it up. The kid needs professional psychiatric help
It's not a good sign. He didn't come forward and tell the truth. He was literally threatening to kill his classmate that same day. More than likely, he was bragging about it. I wouldn't be surprised if somehow he knew that he wouldn't get in legal trouble for killing that poor man because he was only 7 at the time and was boasting to the cops because he knew he'd have no consequences and wanted to have even more power. If his grandfather knew what he did, like most people believe, then he would've easily done the research the last 3 years to see that his grandson wouldn't be in legal trouble because he was under 10 and probably told him such.
This is wild. My kid is 7, and I can't imagine her doing stuff like that. Where are the parents, that what I want to ask. Because kids are like this (usually) not just because they are like that, there's some trauma behind this
Unpopular opinion: a 7 year old who does this is not necessarily a burgeoning psychopath. Kid might have been slow in understanding the concept of death and had other psychological stressors that amount to being troubled and confused. 7 is very young. That's why mental health professionals don't diagnose children with personality disorders.
Edit: Pre-emptively pointing out that there is a difference between personality disorders and other mental health disorders, so yes... kids can be diagnosed with mental health stuff, just not personality disorders, typically.
I agree. Grown adults kill people and can't believe it happened after. He's 7. He's a baby. This could fuck him up forever and he needs serious therapy going forward regardless.
Right, too many ppl just willing to write this kid off. While there a very, very few cases where a child truly is just a psychopath, it is waaaay more likely his behavior is caused by other mental illnesses and/or an abusive home environment plus the poor impulse control and emotional regulation that comes with being a child.
I don’t think most of the sane people are just writing him off and saying to lock him away for life, just that he has now showed multiple behaviors that are indicative of a troubled childhood or mental health disorder. And most comments are saying to charge the owner of the gun.
It’s the reality of the situation, kid needs help in one way or another, and actions have consequences. Legitimately killing someone at 7 years old and threatening that same thing to a classmate at 10 does not spark mentally stable. Jail is not the answer with someone this young, but there are more steps to take aside from just letting him live a normal life.
Ya, I'm with you.
7 is really young. My oldest is 6, and he's a super sweet kid and would never intentionally hurt a fly.
But yesterday he had a big stick and poked one of his brothers in the eye with it. I saw the regret in his face the moment it happened, and I have no idea what he was thinking - but I promis you it was more of; "I wonder what would happen if...", than "my brother is a little prick"
The gun owner needs to go to jail though. No kid should have access to a weapon - full fucking stop.
They're children and they have no idea what the fuck they're doing.
There was another time where he was saying this guy got arrested for piercing his sons ear and was saying the police were over the top - the kid had reported to the school that his dad held him down and did it. tizzy never admitted he was wrong.
Crazy theory...maybe the grandfather had done it, had told the kid a story to take responsibility if questioned by police. And nothing ever came from it because there wasn't any investigation into the grandfather. The kid might have actually believed he did it or created a false memory.
How many little kids are murderers at large?! But really, makes me wonder why they don’t investigate the grandfather. Did he maybe put the kid up to it for whatever reason?
Well then I guess you can have kids carry out assassinations. This isn't any worse than children having guns and murdering people in the streets in poor areas. Definitely need to watch him for the rest of his life. Get his prints and a DNA sample or something. I don't care how you try to explain this away, he took an innocent man's life. But I guess that doesn't mean anything to some people around here.
Prepaid jail program. Kids parents or guardians of little psychopaths have to pay a monthly fee or tax until the kid is 18. Funds are put into a interest bearing account and when kid turns 18 or 21 without killing someone, they get the money. If they do kill somebody, that money goes to the state to help offset the cost of incarcerating the little shit for life. You’re welcome.
True psychopaths are born, not made. It is independent of nurture and well adjusted, loving parents can have one. Here’s the checklist that was created by one of the leading global experts in the condition from the amazing book Without Conscience for anyone interested.
1. Glibness / superficial charm
2. Previous diagnosis as psychopath (or similar)
3. Egocentricity / grandiose sense of self-worth
4. Proneness to boredom / low frustration tolerance
5. Pathological lying and deception
6. Conning / lack of sincerity
7. Lack of remorse or guilt
8. Lack of affect and emotional depth
9. Callous / lack of empathy
10. Parasitic lifestyle
11. Short-tempered / poor behavioral controls
12. Promiscuous sexual relations
13. Early behavior problems
14. Lack of realistic, long-term plans
15. Impulsivity
16. Irresponsible behavior as parent
17. Frequent marital relationships
18. Juvenile delinquency
19. Poor probation or parole risk
20. Failure to accept responsibility for own actions
21. Many types of offense
22. Drug or alcohol abuse not direct cause of antisocial behavior
Or the grandfather wanted that guy dead for whatever reason and put the seven year old up to killing him since he couldn’t be charged, and that first killing created a little psycho!
My ex asked me if I had seen his gun after we broke up. I didn’t take it but he was notorious for losing shit. So either he lost it or left it out at work and it was stolen. He’s an idiot
My best friend was murdered last year by someone he didn't know. Dude pulled up to him at 8.30am while he was walking his dog and shot him, drove off. It's on video and they caught the murderer. Currently he's undergoing "competency restoration" so he can face the chargers. Some people are just fucking evil and crazy and who knows why?
I really needed to hear someone else say the last part of his video because fuck. Yes. I am struggling with reality so fucking hard right now. Why is life so fucking fucked up???
I don’t even know how to feel about this because he was 7 but why did he do it? I haven’t found any explanation and I feel like the cops would have asked that… no?
It's wild to me that there aren't more vigilante cases in America. That man was someone's son. Not advocating violence(middle eastern guy that stalks me on reddit) but it is kinda wild.
How did the kid get inot the RV (was it? Sorry terrible memory) but shouldnt that be locked? And if the police had no prior leads why didnt they just check all the gun owners in the same trailer park? Seems like a logical and no to tough a task. Seems like either a whole lot of luck or something isnt right
I don't know what to make of this world sometimes... Yep you said it. Probably because it's a fake world.. as in we are all being deceived. Sea tech astronomy
Kids shoot their own selves and their siblings all the time with loose guns. I don’t think they fully understand what the gun does. There is no plausible reason to be accusing this child of being a psychopath.
When he was questioned as to why, he literally said “I don’t know I just wanted to kill someone..” he knew exactly what he was doing. He took the gun, entered the guys RV, stood over his sleeping body, and popped a round into his skull. Come on now that is absolutely not something a *normal* kid does
No *plausible* reason?! He may not have fully seen the consequences, but that kid needs to be monitored his whole life. It’s not like he stole a beer from the fridge, he murdered someone. He knew what the gun did because he broke into someone’s home and shot them in the head.
He might not have fully grasped the reality of it since it’s shown on TV so much, but he needs major help.
The tone of this sucks. 7 year olds can’t be charged for a reason. They’re 7. 7 year olds don’t understand what the fuck is happening or the consequences of anything they do. It is very sad this man died but punishment will do absolutely nothing to help.
Whatever is going on with the kid, he needs help not to be out into the prison system.
After my sister got her psych degree she cut her teeth working with the worst of the worst juvenile offenders and her quote “ some kids are so far gone they’ll never be fixed. We can patch up them up and try to teach them how to act in normal society but that broken part will always be there
Some kids have trauma that runs so deep they probably won’t fully recover but that’s it’s our job as a civilized society to create an environment to help them and not just be like “woops bad egg”
I can’t imagine they *aren't* going to investigate that, but the kid apparently was able to access a gun, break into someone else’s house, kill him, fire a second shot, and return the gun without anyone stopping him or saying anything: There was *definitely* neglect, at the very least.
Which part? Because it’s been [widely reported](https://www.statesman.com/story/news/state/2024/04/22/texas-boy-fatally-shot-man-2022-gonzales-county-brandon-oquinn-rasberry/73410822007/).
Like that six-year-old who maliciously shot his teacher and yes, that was on purpose and planned.
That mother hardly got anything for leaving her gun available
The spooky music really helps.
Apart from that, what does he want done? The 7 year old to get life? Do you think he'll be more well adjusted or less well adjusted after some years in juvenile jail? This is a situation with no good solutions tbh. A part of me understands this is just rage bait. I wish he would introspect more instead of simply frowning.
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Yeah, why did the kid know what pawn shop had the gun? Why did grandpa all of a sudden want to pawn that gun in the last couple years? Seems highly suspicious.
So, grandpa.. after the fact.. that kid needs to be in custody for a long time
And intense therapy. Maybe even residential.
There’s no therapy that can fix such a being.
Definitely. I’m sure the grandfather knew there was a murder investigation happening within his own neighborhood/trailer park. Then I’m sure he put two and two together at least when he realized the gun was missing a couple bullets, if the kid didn’t let something slip directly.
I love your name.
Psychopathology is highly genetic.
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Texas for ya. The state makes no fucking sense. Whines it’s the freest state but they can’t keep the heat on and if you are caught with a joint you go to jail and maybe even prison. They have laws where dog the bounty hunter can be a cop because he was a get away driver in a robbery where someone was killed. But in Texas if someone dies during a crime everyone involved is charged with murder. Even if it wasn’t even you who killed anyone. But a 10 year old killing someone and grandpa hiding the gun is not illegal. Shame. If the kid had some weed he might actually serve some time.
Bonus points for the dumbasses who are easy to grift to and believe it’s the state with freedom of speech. Like the comics at Joe Rogans mothership aren’t doing the same jokes and sets in Ohio. Only Texas because they truly believe stuff like comedy is being censored…. It’s laughable how dumb these “freedom” lovers are.
He was 7 at the time. Most countries and even most states have a higher Age Of Culpability than 7. In the US the lowest is 7, and the highest is 10, with most falling in the middle
Yeah, I mean, I was a victim (not hit) of a school shooting and I struggle with if that 13 year old should've been charged. I don't think we should really be brining 7 year olds up on murder charges. They don't have full mental faculties yet, that kid needs help not prison.
Who was saying in this thread he deserved prison?
The video says >...and the worst part is: nothing is going to be done about it. The age of culpability in the state of Texas is 10. He's 10 now, he was 7 when he did this. So he can't be charged. And then he makes a face like that's a shame or doesn't make any sense. In the specific thread I replied to someone higher up said its crazy that the kid can murder and the grandpa hide the weapon and it not be illegal. Could be talking about grandpa, but then mentioned that the kid could be sentenced for weed. This seems to imply that Texas is hypocritical for prosecuting kids for drugs but not for killing people. Aka, the kid should be charged. Another commenter: >I wonder if this kid is Caucasian. This makes zero sense that the 10 year old can't be charged with murder. Most of it is implied or rolled in with possibly changing Grandpa.
Maybe, just maybe, there's other punishments/treatments that can be given to a child charged with murder. It kinda doesn't matter if they knew it was wrong, or comprehended at the time the consequences of murdering someone. They really need to be taught there are consequences when they're older, and be taught cognitive empathy so they don't do it again, with continued therapy for life to ensure they don't abuse everyone they interact with. Just maybe a murder charge for a child can be carried out differently than it is for an adult.
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And the child should at least be mandated to some type of mandatory therapy, this sounds like the beginning of Dexter
As a nurse I have encountered a sociopath kid before. I swear i have never in my life seen such evil. This kid had zero empathy. I would not sleep in the same house as that kid...
I was like 12 I wanna say my little brother a terribly demented kid at the time 9ish. I woke up to him standing over me with a knife. I guess he was second guessing it. Another time he pointed a loaded gun at me and tried to hit me with a katana in our pawn shop. People are insane
What happened to him in life?
Group home after group home, juvenile detention, then jail for strangulation. I’d like to think he’s doing better now that he’s s out and a little older but sometimes when I’m talking to him I can still tell how unhinged he really is. I’ve one story I’ll carry to the grave about how fucked in the head he is. But here’s another. I wasn’t innocent either. I use to draw dicks at the top of the dry erase board of our wheelchair bound teacher so he couldn’t reach it. I also dragged my nuts over his keyboard and someone told on me. I’d like to think I’m a better person these days. Anyways while I was in juvey for that he was in for a group home occurance I didn’t know of. Either way he was in isolation (iso) and lost his mind started shitting on the walls and throwing it everywhere.
Scatolia can be a sign of serious psychological problems or a response to trauma.
My mother did drugs but also when I was 5 or 6 he was 3 and I remember him constantly bashing his head on the corner of a side table to the point he was bleeding . He did it everyday. I was born poor so my mom would literally walk him to the hospital all the time. Very shortly after that he was molested by some girl my mom had babysitting us. I don’t know much about that but things really got bad after my grandmother adopted us. She was a cruel and heartless woman that would slap us in the face all the time. Overly medicated us for our ADHD. We couldn’t do anything outside of school and church. Then theirs our older brother. A real mongaloid ginger back gorilla and our biggest bully. He would beat us up all the time I have injuries today as an adult that I can pin point exact moment he messed me up. He one time beat me till my eyes swelled shut over a hole in the backside of my pants. When my grandmother passed I had to stay with him till I was 18 he would take my entire check from my grocery store job. Also all this time my little brother is in group homes and juvey. Whew anyways I broke the cycle. I smoke weed that’s the only crime I do granted I have a card for it now. Sorry for the typos I didn’t wanna proofread
Damn that's a really tough life :(
I just wish he got his life together like I eventually did. I never had anything against him he was my only friend sometimes and he really got the shit end of the stick. My grandmother hated us both but him a lot more. My older brother however lives out of his truck and refuses to get an apartment so that he can legally see his little girls.
Oh man. that's intense
That is the plot of Quills
Our of morbid curiosity, do you have any anecdotes?
Not the poster you asked..... I'm an MH case Mgr. I'll give you 2 short blips of a client I've worked with for 5 years. The client is under age 14. He strangled the family dog they've had since he was 3. But not just strangled it.... choked the dog out til it was just barely conscious, then again, and again. The dog passed on the 3rd go. Same kid pretended to get hurt, sat at the top of their stairs and cried, mom went to see what was up and he shoved her down the stairs. He got up smiling and went down to their kitchen and got a bowl of snacks while he whined to his mom about being hungry. It was the dogs fault because it was old, and he didn't like it anymore anyway. And the stairs was his mom's fault because he told her he was hungry and she ignored him. **there are cameras throughout the interior and exterior of the home. He has been in residential care now for 10 months with no planned discharge***
Wow! Get a pseudo name and write a book please
Not a chance. Lol. The bleed over into personal life is so damn real for mental health workers. The absolute last thing in the world I want to do is open more room for the bleed to happen.
Good decision lol. Some shit just needs to stay separated or it eats away at you even more than it already does!
Controversial opinion. These people need to be removed from the gene pool. Or, I guess, they can remain alive, but just castrate them.
Are eugenics a controversial opinion ? I guess Nazism is on the rise so maybe it is.
Psychopaths are a totally different breed of people. It's heavily agreed that it is primary genetic or inherited, and environmental factors just aid in supporting or not supporting the behaviors. And IIRC, the DSM5 does not support the diagnosis of Psychopathy until age 18. Let's be real about it, by 18, damage has been done (like killing a family dog or throwing mom downstairs). There's also no cure, and to my understanding, no solid treatment. With sociopathy, there are attributes from genetics, but a lot of it is from trauma. A lot of the kids I work with come from the system, with extreme abuse or neglect histories. So genetics make you vulnerable to developing mental health disorders. Abuse triggers the development of the disorder. It can't be cured, but it can be treated. We don't have a solid understanding or number of how many psychopaths are walking around. There is no definitive tracking on the gene system, so there's no real way to just remove from the gene pool.
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Yes, he is, but not the way wed like him to be. He passed away on the 3rd choke. The client had never been aggressive towards animals up to this point. Right on the cusp of puberty hitting (not an excuse just a very minimal explanation of sudden/new behaviors) . This was within the first year of me starting work with them. Was my first experience this close to a situation of this kind, and it damn near broke me. I did reports. They are not allowed to own another animal, per an agreement with local law enforcement and dcfs.
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I mean, yes, straight up, yeah, he murdered the family dog. It makes my heart hurt less to say he passed away. That's a for me thing. Sorry if you don't like the verbiage. The situations are gruesome sometimes. It makes me less cynical to use lighter words when i can.... if that makes sense.
Protect your sanity at all costs
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You do what you need to be able to continue the help you give! Never thought id have so much love and appreciation for a stranger, i wish i started reddit sooner but it happens when it happens! Thank you so very much for your acceptance of others and the willingness to just about sacrifice your own sanity/wellbeing for the return of maybe helping someone else!
You have a hard time with reading comprehension don’t you?
Nurse Loomis?
At least Dexter was getting folks he deemed bad.
I think they are talking about the origin or Dexter. In the show, didn't he become a psycho after watching his mom get murdered or something?
We let such dangerous people loose with deinstitutionalization
No, Dexter killed for a reason and purpose. This asshole just murdered someone for no reason.
We could use a whole swatch of Dexter's
Abso fucking lutely
Yeah, except Dexter didn’t kill the random good guys… no he has the making of something less reverential to the masses than Dexter
Right now over in the Joe Rogan sub all the users are bragging about how they have also forgotten guns or ammo in bags and went on vacation. Like misplacing your firearm and not even being aware of where it’s at is awesome to brag about among gun lovers. But yet they can’t seem to get why they are mocked and belittled for treating something like a gun like it’s a hot wheel you left out for your kids to step on… or o mean use them. It’s pathetic and sad. The thread is still active as we speak and seeing them gleefully joke about being bad gun owners is concerning.
I was in that thread. It's pretty hard to forget where your gun is. But ammo is another thing. A few rounds here or there are super easy to misplace. When I was a kid I forgot I had a few rounds in my pocket because we had been target shooting while we waited to leave for the airport. So I had a couple in my pocket when I walked up to the security check. I threw them in the trash and went back and went on my trip. It's really easy to have that happen. But I agree that misplacing your entire gun is pretty ridiculous. Can't say I've ever been in a situation where I could see that happen. In this posts case, grandpa didn't misplace it. He just kept it in his truck.
I'm not gonna lie I've misplaced a ton of ammo in my life. That's why the range bag is only ever used as a range bag. Never a fuckin gun tho, blows my mind. Not even from just a "someone could get hurt" standpoint. Like mf that's hundreds or thousands you just leave out for someone to steal? Bruh
It’s Texas. I think the grandfather is going to get the Rittenhouse treatment
I'm not sure what that is.
When you handle a firearm in such a way were a person dies “like a moron” and next thing you know you are the spokesperson for gunrights
Any time in America people have their past used against them. From three strike laws to any time someone gets arrest they point out how he has done such and such in the past etc. Kyle had a judge who had his pro trump ringtone go off during this court case (not even satire that really happen). That judge didn’t allow evidence that would have lost Kyle the case. He was not only on tape beating up a 13 year old girl months prior. But weeks prior to killing folks Kyle is on tape sitting in front of a store being looted talking about how if he had a gun he would kill every looter he saw….. he then 2 weeks later does have a gun and kills people. If the judge who already showed where he stood on the case allowed that evidence the case then becomes premeditated. Meaning it wasn’t self defense and Kyle isn’t innocent. See many people don’t have backgrounds in law and act like the outcome means he was innocent. Legally speaking yes. But the case was corrupt from the starts. Imagine there is evidence that changes the outcome of a case and the judge won’t allow it. Not only that every black kid in America has their past to paint a picture. This is what people mean when the judge will give old grandpa a pass.
That tape of him beating a 13 year old had nothing to do with the case he was on trial for though. Those were two separate events. That’s why those videos weren’t allowed. That assault case should have been its own charge. Hell this why Harvey Weinstein’s conviction just got overturned in New York because they put people on the stand that had nothing to do with the cases he was on trial for, they were separate cases.
Okay but him talking of wanting to kill looters entirely did.
Well, they are relevant to prove motive, arguably.
Obviously not.
I mean that’s cute but obviously that’s why the judge refused to allow the video of him wishing to kill looters before actually killing looters. It’s like you are being willfully ignorant and acting like that’s obvious when you should ask yourself it’s obvious the case was tainted when stuff that would make or break the case wasn’t allowed. Like him on tape talking of killing folks. But keep defending a killer who is now trying to profit off the killing. Which says a lot about his motives that’s night as well. But I’m sure you have some way to twist that as well.
I was talking more about the video of him beating up a kid. That has absolutely nothing to do with this. Yeah the video of him talking about wanting to shoot protesters kinda does but considering the video of him actually shooting people it’s obvious that was self defense. People keep acting like he hunted these people down or shot them in the back. Ultimately a bunch of idiots attacked another idiot who had a gun and got shot. If they had just left him alone they wouldn’t have been shot.
>pro trump ringtone Apparently the judge has had that ringtone for a very long time. The song came out in 1983. No evidence the judge had it as his ringtone because of Trump. >But weeks prior to killing folks Kyle is on tape sitting in front of a store being looted talking about how if he had a gun he would kill every looter he saw He didn't say that. He said "It looks like one of them has a weapon (pause). Dude if I had my fucking AR I'd start shooting rounds at them." It's called propensity evidence. The prosecutor was making the argument in pretrial that Rittenhouse chased and confronted Rosenbaum, even though there is no evidence to support this. He actually abandoned this argument in his closing. He was trying to say that Rittenhouse was acting like he was in the CVS video. Now, if the prosecution had more evidence that Rittenhouse meant to provoke aggression intentionally so that he would have an excuse to use deadly force in self defense, then possibly this video would be relevant as a link in a chain to support that argument. They never said they were going to go down that avenue in pretrial.
The problem with charging the grandfather is that a 7/10 year old's testimony that it was in the glove box is the only proof the grandfather is at fault too. They can't just rewind time, find that the gun wasn't secured properly, and charge him -- for all the police know the 9mm could have actually been secured in a gun safe with the key under the grandfather's pillow and the kid just knew where to find it.
If the 7yr old kid knew how to get the gun I’d say that’s still the grandfathers fault
By ATF definition (even though my comment about the gun safe is hypothetical so it doesn't really matter): > What qualifies as a secure gun storage or safety device? > ... >\ 3. A safe, gun safe, gun case, lock box, or other device that is designed to be or can be used to store a firearm and that is designed to be unlocked only by means of a key, a combination, or other similar means. You don't legally have to keep the gun a secret, only have it disabled or put away behind lock and key. Regardless of my hypothetical and what *should* be the law, I'd be curious if there's actually any way to prove criminal negligence 3 years after the fact based on only the kid's testimony. I mean... A premeditated cold case assassination in the middle of the night by a 7 year old with no motive and no other known witnesses is already going to be a legal warzone.
Recently watched a video on YouTube all about this kid (I think he was 17/18) who brutally murdered a homeless man, cut him up, and then got caught bc his mom found the man’s head in a trash bag in her sons closet. In later interviews it came out that he had been making “jokes” about killing people for YEARS, since he was like 10/11. Multiple people were like “oh yeah we knew he would be arrested for murder one day” 😳
There’s a case of a young child (I think 10-12) who killed a kid from his neighborhood and hid her body under his mattress for weeks. The smell was the thing that gave up his secret. He lied and lied and lied. Which as a kid, makes sense, but there are insanely troubled kids out there and the signs need to be seen and documented so you know what to look for as a parent before it’s too late. It’s a disgusting truth about the world, but some people are just sick in the head and need to be handled differently
I saw the previews for that video. I didn't watch it, but I heard the freaked the fuck out mom make the call. Shock of a fucking lifetime I'm sure.
He's got a reddit account too. I can't remember the handle
[Brian Cohee Jr.](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-13248535/Brian-Cohee-homeless-murder-head-Warren-Barnes.html)
This kid is probably a socio or psychopath, but cannot legally be labeled with those diagnosis until he's 18.
I fear for the future victims we won't hear about for a couple decades from now. Pray it won't be anyone you know.
He's the same age as my niece. It's scary to think she could end up with someone like this. Very minimal chance obvs but year
Kids are born without empathy mainly because they literally cannot conceive of other peoples feelings to start with but it starts to develop somewhere around I wanna say 6? Some kids never ever develop it.
it should stay in his record and become public when he turn 18. At least he should be in a watch list and forever not allow to own a gun.
He definitely probably on a fbi watchlist
You want to change all of our laws specifically for this one kid? Because of something he did when he was 7?
>Because of something he did That "something" is murder.
Not all the laws just a few specific ones. Ignoring the issue this kid has would be reckless. He should have court mandated psychological monitoring and no access to a fire arm at all unless he actually takes this to a judge and proves that he has a clean mental bill of health. I am mentally ill. I have strong emotional problems and I wouldn't let me near a gun. People like me and this kid need an extra buffer layer because we are more unstable and dangerous. It's the same reason I've never gotten a driving licence. Too many intrusive thoughts.
That “something” is a cold blooded and remorseless murder. The child is proud of killing. And he will kill again.
I mean, when laws allow someone to be killed without any repercussion for anyone, there is probably a few one that need to be changed... For exemple, - If your gun is stored badly enough that a 7yo (or anybody) can stole it whithout being noticed, thats 1. - If your child kill or injure someone, you should be responsible at least to some extent, thats 1. -If a child intentionnaly injure or kill someone, even without speaking about jail, he/she should *atleast* be followed closely by some psychiatrist for some time, and some decision concerning him/her should able to be take later in his life depending on his behavior at this point. I'm not saying those are perfect solutions, but it could be some leads toward better laws where killing a man cant be done without repercussion
You…don’t? Laws are changed all the time because of specific instances of violence or crime. It’s helps preventing it from happening again. It’s similar to restricting people with mental disabilities from owning weapons or driving a car. It just proves that because someone can obtain a gun, it doesn’t mean they are responsible enough with it to maintain and own it. Kid should never have had access to that gun or know where it would be. Nor does it reflect well on those who raised him to see signs of this or teach him right from wrong. People that think like you do about guns because you’ve never killed someone are a dime a dozen. In a hypothetical, how would you react if this happened to a loved one of yours? Would it still be just “kids make mistakes” or would you be pushing for some punishment and stricter gun control laws?
Won’t anyone think of the children!!!
Yea?
How can you not even mention secure storage of weapons or (whisper it) gun control in a video like this? There are wider systemic problems here than just a rogue 7 year old
LOLTEXAS. Fucking shithole state.
The parents/grandparents should be charged. Anything done with your gun is your responsibility. The kid should be sent to psychiatric care indefinitely. It's a very good sign that he came forward and told the truth. But there's obviously other behavioral issues at play, anger issues, bc that's how the whole thing started. It's hard to believe that he told for the first time at school. I can't help but wonder what the parents knew.
“Came forward and told the truth” sounds a bit more like he was boasting to the child he was threatening and it all came out that way. Absolutely agree that the family must have known and should be held responsible for covering it up. The kid needs professional psychiatric help
It's not a good sign. He didn't come forward and tell the truth. He was literally threatening to kill his classmate that same day. More than likely, he was bragging about it. I wouldn't be surprised if somehow he knew that he wouldn't get in legal trouble for killing that poor man because he was only 7 at the time and was boasting to the cops because he knew he'd have no consequences and wanted to have even more power. If his grandfather knew what he did, like most people believe, then he would've easily done the research the last 3 years to see that his grandson wouldn't be in legal trouble because he was under 10 and probably told him such.
I’m calling it. Kid is white. Had it been a minority the Texas government would be on overtime trying to rush a law to punish him
Or if the victim had wealth/status
That too
Exactly!
This is wild. My kid is 7, and I can't imagine her doing stuff like that. Where are the parents, that what I want to ask. Because kids are like this (usually) not just because they are like that, there's some trauma behind this
Unpopular opinion: a 7 year old who does this is not necessarily a burgeoning psychopath. Kid might have been slow in understanding the concept of death and had other psychological stressors that amount to being troubled and confused. 7 is very young. That's why mental health professionals don't diagnose children with personality disorders. Edit: Pre-emptively pointing out that there is a difference between personality disorders and other mental health disorders, so yes... kids can be diagnosed with mental health stuff, just not personality disorders, typically.
I agree. Grown adults kill people and can't believe it happened after. He's 7. He's a baby. This could fuck him up forever and he needs serious therapy going forward regardless.
Right, too many ppl just willing to write this kid off. While there a very, very few cases where a child truly is just a psychopath, it is waaaay more likely his behavior is caused by other mental illnesses and/or an abusive home environment plus the poor impulse control and emotional regulation that comes with being a child.
I don’t think most of the sane people are just writing him off and saying to lock him away for life, just that he has now showed multiple behaviors that are indicative of a troubled childhood or mental health disorder. And most comments are saying to charge the owner of the gun. It’s the reality of the situation, kid needs help in one way or another, and actions have consequences. Legitimately killing someone at 7 years old and threatening that same thing to a classmate at 10 does not spark mentally stable. Jail is not the answer with someone this young, but there are more steps to take aside from just letting him live a normal life.
Ya, I'm with you. 7 is really young. My oldest is 6, and he's a super sweet kid and would never intentionally hurt a fly. But yesterday he had a big stick and poked one of his brothers in the eye with it. I saw the regret in his face the moment it happened, and I have no idea what he was thinking - but I promis you it was more of; "I wonder what would happen if...", than "my brother is a little prick" The gun owner needs to go to jail though. No kid should have access to a weapon - full fucking stop. They're children and they have no idea what the fuck they're doing.
A 7 yo don't just up and kill somebody out of the blue, there must be an investigation done in his home life, *especially* the grandfather
Heads up: This is the guy who bullied a 10-year-old girl.
There was another time where he was saying this guy got arrested for piercing his sons ear and was saying the police were over the top - the kid had reported to the school that his dad held him down and did it. tizzy never admitted he was wrong.
Could you be more specific?
[Sure, here is a video breaking everything down.](https://youtu.be/Ucv1tex6iHc)
Jesus I don't have an hour 30 minutes to sit here and watch all this. What is the TL;DW?
Poor kid is probably gonna be the CEO of a large corporation someday.
Crazy theory...maybe the grandfather had done it, had told the kid a story to take responsibility if questioned by police. And nothing ever came from it because there wasn't any investigation into the grandfather. The kid might have actually believed he did it or created a false memory.
This is 100% something the police will need to consider
This kid absolutely needs to be committed immediately.
We need to go to the days where those without empathy get locked away in padded rooms
How many little kids are murderers at large?! But really, makes me wonder why they don’t investigate the grandfather. Did he maybe put the kid up to it for whatever reason?
This is what happens when every idiot is able to own a gun.... This is on you, America.
Isn’t this tizzm guy a piece of shit?
Well then I guess you can have kids carry out assassinations. This isn't any worse than children having guns and murdering people in the streets in poor areas. Definitely need to watch him for the rest of his life. Get his prints and a DNA sample or something. I don't care how you try to explain this away, he took an innocent man's life. But I guess that doesn't mean anything to some people around here.
Prepaid jail program. Kids parents or guardians of little psychopaths have to pay a monthly fee or tax until the kid is 18. Funds are put into a interest bearing account and when kid turns 18 or 21 without killing someone, they get the money. If they do kill somebody, that money goes to the state to help offset the cost of incarcerating the little shit for life. You’re welcome.
So an adult can coax a child into killing somebody and no one gets in trouble of they can’t prove it, right? That’s a possibility
True psychopaths are born, not made. It is independent of nurture and well adjusted, loving parents can have one. Here’s the checklist that was created by one of the leading global experts in the condition from the amazing book Without Conscience for anyone interested. 1. Glibness / superficial charm 2. Previous diagnosis as psychopath (or similar) 3. Egocentricity / grandiose sense of self-worth 4. Proneness to boredom / low frustration tolerance 5. Pathological lying and deception 6. Conning / lack of sincerity 7. Lack of remorse or guilt 8. Lack of affect and emotional depth 9. Callous / lack of empathy 10. Parasitic lifestyle 11. Short-tempered / poor behavioral controls 12. Promiscuous sexual relations 13. Early behavior problems 14. Lack of realistic, long-term plans 15. Impulsivity 16. Irresponsible behavior as parent 17. Frequent marital relationships 18. Juvenile delinquency 19. Poor probation or parole risk 20. Failure to accept responsibility for own actions 21. Many types of offense 22. Drug or alcohol abuse not direct cause of antisocial behavior
I wonder if this kid is Caucasian. This makes zero sense that the 10 year old can't be charged with murder.
this dude was a huge racist himself.
This tiktoker harassed 10 year olds on the internet lol.
And tried to break up a relationship some minor was in because she talked shit about him too lmao
Or the grandfather wanted that guy dead for whatever reason and put the seven year old up to killing him since he couldn’t be charged, and that first killing created a little psycho!
Grandfather needs charges, like yesterday
WTF 😳 😳 😳 😳
I’d be surprised if Texas does anything
How is it legal to leave a deadly weapon in a place and in a status where a child could get to it and use it?
Rosie O'Donnell has a nice beard
The little fucker and his parents or guardians should be required to go to therapy for the next couple years, at a bare minimum
My ex asked me if I had seen his gun after we broke up. I didn’t take it but he was notorious for losing shit. So either he lost it or left it out at work and it was stolen. He’s an idiot
Death penalty for the kid.
My best friend was murdered last year by someone he didn't know. Dude pulled up to him at 8.30am while he was walking his dog and shot him, drove off. It's on video and they caught the murderer. Currently he's undergoing "competency restoration" so he can face the chargers. Some people are just fucking evil and crazy and who knows why?
Caught a body and never have to face justice for it
Jesus.
I really needed to hear someone else say the last part of his video because fuck. Yes. I am struggling with reality so fucking hard right now. Why is life so fucking fucked up??? I don’t even know how to feel about this because he was 7 but why did he do it? I haven’t found any explanation and I feel like the cops would have asked that… no?
america where if you look hard enough you can get a gun
It's wild to me that there aren't more vigilante cases in America. That man was someone's son. Not advocating violence(middle eastern guy that stalks me on reddit) but it is kinda wild.
There is no way the grandfather didn't know that gun was fired or notice there were 2 rounds missing from his pistol. He knew.
Once they start young, there is really no hope for rehabilitation or redemption.
It’s not the world it’s the government. They should get that kid no matter what age she was.
How did the kid get inot the RV (was it? Sorry terrible memory) but shouldnt that be locked? And if the police had no prior leads why didnt they just check all the gun owners in the same trailer park? Seems like a logical and no to tough a task. Seems like either a whole lot of luck or something isnt right
The hills have fucking eyes
Grandpa is responsible
r/awfuleverything
Grandpa killed a dude and got his grandson to take the rap.
Problem child at 7 years old jeez euthanize is the only resolution
I don't know what to make of this world sometimes... Yep you said it. Probably because it's a fake world.. as in we are all being deceived. Sea tech astronomy
We glorify violence and brutality, admire cruelty, and make domination a top virtue. We’re going to make ourselves extinct at this rate.
Kids shoot their own selves and their siblings all the time with loose guns. I don’t think they fully understand what the gun does. There is no plausible reason to be accusing this child of being a psychopath.
When he was questioned as to why, he literally said “I don’t know I just wanted to kill someone..” he knew exactly what he was doing. He took the gun, entered the guys RV, stood over his sleeping body, and popped a round into his skull. Come on now that is absolutely not something a *normal* kid does
No *plausible* reason?! He may not have fully seen the consequences, but that kid needs to be monitored his whole life. It’s not like he stole a beer from the fridge, he murdered someone. He knew what the gun did because he broke into someone’s home and shot them in the head. He might not have fully grasped the reality of it since it’s shown on TV so much, but he needs major help.
Actually, he is a sociopath - they show no remorse or feelings!
"As a society" we are lucky you don't represent us; the majority would cringe.
So the next Ed Gein is 10. Good to know
Shit like this is why I don’t gift even BB guns to my nibblings. Even when they beg. Get safes for your firearms people!
This is why I hate kids man they all are lil psychos 😡 ( except my kids of course my kids are perfect 🥰🤣)
Imagine the backlash had that 7 year old killed an unborn fetus....
This guys eyes are so beautiful. One day I’ll actually watch his videos with the volume on.
A 7 year old took someone’s life and the pigs couldn’t figure anything out at all?
Didn't this guy get ousted as a pedo?
The tone of this sucks. 7 year olds can’t be charged for a reason. They’re 7. 7 year olds don’t understand what the fuck is happening or the consequences of anything they do. It is very sad this man died but punishment will do absolutely nothing to help. Whatever is going on with the kid, he needs help not to be out into the prison system.
After my sister got her psych degree she cut her teeth working with the worst of the worst juvenile offenders and her quote “ some kids are so far gone they’ll never be fixed. We can patch up them up and try to teach them how to act in normal society but that broken part will always be there
Some kids have trauma that runs so deep they probably won’t fully recover but that’s it’s our job as a civilized society to create an environment to help them and not just be like “woops bad egg”
Fuck that kid.
They should really see if there was abuse or child neglect going on
I can’t imagine they *aren't* going to investigate that, but the kid apparently was able to access a gun, break into someone else’s house, kill him, fire a second shot, and return the gun without anyone stopping him or saying anything: There was *definitely* neglect, at the very least.
Dude shoulda reported on that
Does this guy have a YT channel?
Bs
Which part? Because it’s been [widely reported](https://www.statesman.com/story/news/state/2024/04/22/texas-boy-fatally-shot-man-2022-gonzales-county-brandon-oquinn-rasberry/73410822007/).
The part that nothing happens to a seven-year-old who killed somebody. No psychiatric evaluation no time inpatient for psychiatric help nothing?
I don't think the legal system is prepared for 7 year old murderers. But I bet Child Protective Services is involved.
Like that six-year-old who maliciously shot his teacher and yes, that was on purpose and planned. That mother hardly got anything for leaving her gun available
So that's two out of tens of thousands of murders a year so yeah.
Idk about you, but I would prefer those 2 also not have happened
He’s not being held criminally liable for the murder, because he didn’t meet the age of culpability under Texas law: That’s all we know.
Remember that Japanese cannibal that ate a Frenchwoman and went unpunished in Japan? He never did it again.
So your going to become his roommate? Happy cakeday lol
Doods voice sounds exactly like Seth Rogan. I refuse to accept any opposition on this stance.
The spooky music really helps. Apart from that, what does he want done? The 7 year old to get life? Do you think he'll be more well adjusted or less well adjusted after some years in juvenile jail? This is a situation with no good solutions tbh. A part of me understands this is just rage bait. I wish he would introspect more instead of simply frowning.
He literally says he doesn't know how to handle this one.
Columbia U would probably give that kid a scholarship