Tyler, 17, kills parents and host a party.

[QUOTE="eboyishere"]

im glad underage guys are getting adult penalties now....some of them clearly need help

[QUOTE="hadoken"]damn, getting hit in the back of the head with a hammer is one of the worst ways to dieABCarmine

i would say drawning is worst..to me

Burning alive, that has to be the worst...

[QUOTE="UCF_Knight"][QUOTE="awesomeface"]

Freezing to death would be much worse than being burned alive.

awesomeface

Are the deaths on that programme made up, or accurate to real stories?

Hexagon_777

[QUOTE="ABCarmine"]

[QUOTE="eboyishere"]

i would say drawning is worst..to me

chrisrooR

Burning alive, that has to be the worst...

why do they call it a hacksaw?

I don't get it.

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I assure you, this is the worst way to die.

Damn, Floridas got to be looking pretty bad right now to outsiders. :|

What is it with American kids and their desire for a house party?SolidSnake35

House parties are the ultimate keys for a rise to fame and stardom.

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]What is it with American kids and their desire for a house party?Jagged3dge

House parties are the ultimate keys for a rise to fame and stardom.

house parties are for badass people...i dont make the rules.....but thats how it goes

[QUOTE="Jagged3dge"]

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]What is it with American kids and their desire for a house party?eboyishere

House parties are the ultimate keys for a rise to fame and stardom.

house parties are for badass people...i dont make the rules.....but thats how it goes

Actually, your not a badass until you've thrown a house party

It was probably a knee-jerk reaction on this part. He wanted to be the cool guy who throws a party for his friends, and his parents wouldn't let him.

He got really angry, and hence, murdered his parents. He's not insane. Anyone motivated by enough anger and lacking enough self-control could do something like this.He probably regrets it now.

Case closed.

[QUOTE="chrisrooR"]

[QUOTE="ABCarmine"]

Burning alive, that has to be the worst...

Deihjan

why do they call it a hacksaw?

I don't get it.

Enough with the 5 year old My Little Pony meme.. getting old already

[QUOTE="eboyishere"]

im glad underage guys are getting adult penalties now....some of them clearly need help

[QUOTE="hadoken"]damn, getting hit in the back of the head with a hammer is one of the worst ways to dieABCarmine

i would say drawning is worst..to me

Burning alive, that has to be the worst...

[QUOTE="awesomeface"][QUOTE="UCF_Knight"] How? Even people with extreme cases of hypothermia often don't feel a thing, and just seem to fall asleep. Freezing alive would be relatively pain free. Burning alive, on the other hand.. that would be awful. Sure it'd be quicker, but you sure as hell wouldn't fall asleep.firefluff3

Are the deaths on that programme made up, or accurate to real stories?

Like anything on television, there is a certain 'spin' put on the truth to make it more appealing. But yes they are based off of real stories of how people have passed.

parents should of bought the kid

[QUOTE="eboyishere"]

im glad underage guys are getting adult penalties now....some of them clearly need help

[QUOTE="hadoken"]damn, getting hit in the back of the head with a hammer is one of the worst ways to dieABCarmine

i would say drawning is worst..to me

Burning alive, that has to be the worst...

Agree. Burning = no bueno.

Why is it 2nd degree? Did they determine that he just got mad because they said no? To me if you're going to continue to have a party, you don't feel guilty as is the case with murder of passion (In the moment - 2nd degree). He obviously knew he was going to do it and that's why he continued to have the party. He pre-meditated that sh**. No one acts in the moment and then decides, "hey I think I'll go ahead and have a party." He deserves death penalty or locked up for life in some 8x8 hole that he can never leave even once. Sick bas****.

Agree. Burning = no bueno.

Why is it 2nd degree? Did they determine that he just got mad because they said no? To me if you're going to continue to have a party, you don't feel guilty as is the case with murder of passion (In the moment - 2nd degree). He obviously knew he was going to do it and that's why he continued to have the party. He pre-meditated that sh**. No one acts in the moment and then decides, "hey I think I'll go ahead and have a party." He deserves death penalty or locked up for life in some 8x8 hole that he can never leave even once. Sick bas****.

Sunfyre7896

If it was premeditated, then he probably wouldn't have even sent out the invitations until after he'd gotten rid of the bodies.

Again, the timing itself indicates that the murders probably weren't planned.

What's wrong with children nowadays? I don't understand how you can live with the fact that you've killed your own flesh and blood...

Wow... that's really depressing.

that's horrible. he deserves the death penalty.

I mean he couldn't just wait until they went out of town to throw a party,smh he could of at least went to a teen party somewhere Bucked20

No one knows why the kid committed the murders.

No one knows if the murders and the party were in any way connected.

Seriously people...

Wow! This is just sad.So he killed his parents because they wouldn't let himhost a house party.

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]I mean he couldn't just wait until they went out of town to throw a party,smh he could of at least went to a teen party somewhere MrGeezer

No one knows why the kid committed the murders.

No one knows if the murders and the party were in any way connected.

Seriously people...

Wow! This is just sad.So he killed his parents because they wouldn't let himhost a house party.

super600

No we don't know if they are connected.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]I mean he couldn't just wait until they went out of town to throw a party,smh he could of at least went to a teen party somewhere Bucked20

No one knows why the kid committed the murders.

No one knows if the murders and the party were in any way connected.

Seriously people...

Yeah, but you're talking as if the party matters one freaking bit. Your comment makes it sound like he killed his parents because he wanted to have a party.

Again, think about every time you've read a headline saying something like "Teen plays violent videogame, then murders father". With a headline and opening paragraphs that make it out as if the kid killed his own dad over Grand Theft Auto 4 or something. Then you see buried way down in the bottom of the article that no one knows why the kid killed his parents and that there's no indication that it had anything to do with the videogame.

This is almost exactly the same. They're trying to make the story seem sensational, because that gets a lot more peoples' attention than a headline like "Kid murders parents for some reason, no one knows why."

looks like the parents got hammered before the party even started.

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[QUOTE="Aquat1cF1sh"]My name is Tyler. :cry: But wow... So he killed them because they wouldn't let him have a party? MrGeezer

Maybe. But if that's the case, you certainly weren't to get that from the original post or from the article which the topic creator has provided a link to.

The only thing we're seeing here is a sequence of events. As in, "teen hosts party, murders parents, then continues with the party." That's fundamentally no different than "teen plays Grand Theft Auto 4, murders parents, then continues playing Grand Theft Auto 4".

But notice that if you actually click on the link and then scroll WAY down to the bottom of the article, you'll see this..."Nichols said police do not know why the teen, who has made "no incriminating statements," may have killed his parents.". Notice how the headline and the opening paragraphs give you the impression that the kid killed his parents in order to have a party. But then if you scroll way down to the end of the article, it's explicitly stated that no one knows why the kid killed his parents.

All this being said how was the party?!V4LENT1NE

[QUOTE="V4LENT1NE"]All this being said how was the party?!MasonLovak

[QUOTE="awesomeface"][QUOTE="UCF_Knight"] How? Even people with extreme cases of hypothermia often don't feel a thing, and just seem to fall asleep. Freezing alive would be relatively pain free. Burning alive, on the other hand.. that would be awful. Sure it'd be quicker, but you sure as hell wouldn't fall asleep.firefluff3

Are the deaths on that programme made up, or accurate to real stories?

[QUOTE="eboyishere"]

[QUOTE="Jagged3dge"]

House parties are the ultimate keys for a rise to fame and stardom.

Jagged3dge

house parties are for badass people...i dont make the rules.....but thats how it goes

Actually, your not a badass until you've thrown a house party

your a badass for a few hours until you are the one cleaning up that ish :lol: :lol:

Wow! This is just sad.So he killed his parents because they wouldn't let himhost a house party.

super600

I don't think it matters. Throwing a party after killing your parents is really messed up, that's all I needed to get from that. hensothor

The reason why is because throwing a party is seen as "normal" behavior. As in, "this person recently killed his parents, and now he's acting like normal. He MUST be messed up in the head!"

The problem is that unless the kid immediately collapses into a crying heap and remains that way until his arrest, you could equally well say the same thing about ANYTHING that the kid does at any point after the murders.

Is he playing videogames 16 hours later when the cops bust down the door? "He's acting normal! He MUST not have any remorse!"

Watching the news? "He's a monster!"

Going to the grocery store to pick up a loaf of bread? "Monster."

Replying to his voicemails? "Monster."

Bothering to show up at work/school? "Monster."