Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast - These Entitled Teen Killers are going to Jail - A Ray William Johnson Compilation

Episode Date: October 11, 2026

A True Story Compilation of entitled teens who think they can get away with murder

So this TikToker allegedly unalived her own parents and then was trying to get true crime influencers to cover the story. This one's wild. Now the girl's name is Sarah, and Sarah is 16 when this story starts, living in Georgia. And Sarah likes TikTok. I mean, she appears to like making TikToks, like starring herself. And that's fine, we all do. But in Sarah's case, her TikToks are about to become relevant to the crime she's accused of committing. So let's talk about what she's being accused of.

Now at some point, Sarah has allegedly decided, for some unknown reason, that she's gonna unalive her own parents. And one night in 2025, she does just that. She waits up late until her mother and her stepdad are asleep. Then she somehow gets a firearm, and she sneaks into her parents' bedroom, and then, blam, she unalives one of them. And quickly, blam, she unalives the other one. Now her stepdad, he has some kind of heart condition, so he wears an Elvad machine, which is like a heart machine. Now, this heart machine starts going off and making a lot of noise because it has detected that his heart is no longer beating. Now, at this point, Sarah would have had to have somehow gotten rid of her weapon and slip back into bed.

Then, a bit later, Sarah's little sister wakes up. We'll call her five, because she's five. So five wakes up and she goes into their parents' bedroom, and unfortunately she finds their parents there unalived. And so she immediately goes and wakes Sarah up. And Sarah pretends not to know what happened, and she calls 911 to report the murder. Now, all of that is alleged. And if it is true, then that is really messed up. I mean, she let her five-year-old sister discover the parents.

And so anyway, police start investigating, trying to figure out who. who would do such a thing? And about a week later, Sarah starts posting on her TikTok account. And in her post, she's grieving about losing her parents. Posts with captions like, at nighttime when there's nothing to do when the house is empty, I'd always think about how much I needed them. And don't ever take your family for granted. Meanwhile, she goes and gives a eulogy at her parents' funeral.

For those of you do not know me, my name is Sarah, and I'm Kristen Brock's daughter. for James, thank you for all the life lessons you taught me and for being the best bonus dad ever. Now, if she really did unalive her own parents like they're accusing her of, and she gave a eulogy at their funeral, that is all kinds of insane. Anyway, so of course, as time goes on, she keeps posting pictures of herself on TikTok with grieving captions like, you're just thinking it's a small thing that happened. I just want my mama.

I can't do this without my mom. I still can't comprehend the fact. that I'm never gonna get to go home. Her t-shirt, where I guess she's holding her mom's shirt, what do you mean I can't call my mom? Doesn't feel real, but it still stings. Why me? The world ended when it happened to me.

So yeah, you get it. I mean, all of these are really sad. She's posting TikToks of herself crying and stuff and pictures with captions like, it hasn't hit me that they're gone yet. It's horrible to think about. And she seems to be wanting sympathy for all this, which would be normal if there weren't this

accusation of her committing the murder herself. But here's where it gets kind of weird. Sarah also reaches out to the TikTok creator who runs a true crime account allegedly reportedly. And the account has around 140,000 followers. So, you know, she's doing pretty well. So Sarah hits her up and asks her to look up the case about her parents and maybe talk about it on her channel because she claims she wants to raise awareness and find the murderer.

So she sends her a message and says, Kristen and James Brock, they're my parents. And out of nowhere, a random Thursday night in February, someone came to my house with me and my five-year-old sister and left my parents for me and my five-year-old sister to wake up to. Then, I guess, allegedly, reportedly doesn't respond fast enough, like maybe she didn't see the message. So the next day, Sarah messages her again and pushes for her to cover the story and offering her intel on the crime. She says, I think it would be a really big hit.

The only person who posted about it made it as the first image you see when you Google their names. Girl, what? Okay, victims of crimes write me all the time asking me to cover their story or whatever, and never once has anyone said, you should cover this, this is going to be a big hit, or you should cover this, this will get you to the front page of Google. In my personal experience, victims in an unsolved case like this, they just don't think that way. They usually want justice, not views. Anyways, as the news gets out and more people become aware of Sarah's story, she starts posting more selfie videos. on TikTok trying to be cute. And over four months have gone by since the murder. And Sarah is 17 years old at this point. And police, they're still investigating, but they haven't announced any suspects. So no one has any clue who did this or where this case is headed. Until

until police suddenly do something that shocks everyone. They notify Sarah's biological dad that they have a warrant for her arrest. So then Sarah goes and she turns herself in. Here's her mugshot. The teen daughter is now in custody charged with two counts of murder, two counts of aggravated assault. She is here at the county jail being held without bond. Now, we don't know what evidence police have, but they claim that they have a mountain of it against Sarah. From the very moment, the 911 call was received, a relentless investigation began, one that would span months, consumes thousands of man hours and require the full weight of the local and federal law enforcement agency partnerships. Meanwhile, the woman who runs the allegedly reportedly account, the true crime account that Sarah hit up,

she makes a video and she seems all upset at Sarah for trying to drag her into all this. Why would you ask me to cover a case where you are going to get arrested for taking your parents' lives? Y'all, this is Sarah Grace, and she messaged me back on June 3rd and just said, search up broadcast. case. So I said Brock Turner, Brock who? She said Kristen and James Brock. They're my parents. And out of nowhere, a random Thursday night in February, someone came in my house with me and my five-year-old sister and left them for me and my little sister to wake up to. And I said, not knowing she was going to wind up arrested for this, I am so sorry. I cannot imagine. I will absolutely research and cover their case. Please take care of you always. On Tuesday afternoon,

Carroll County Sheriff's Office announced that they have arrested 17-year-old Sarah Grace, Patrick, The girl that asked me to cover the case has been arrested. Yeah, I'd be mad too. Like, don't drag me into your bullshit. Now, I don't know if Sarah really did unalive her parents. She hasn't been to trial yet, but she did turn herself in. However, she hasn't admitted guilt or anything like that. So this is all alleged.

That being said, police say they are very confident that she is guilty. Even though they don't even have a murder weapon as far as we know, Like they never found whatever gun was used, so we don't know what evidence they have. While Sarah apparently told police that she was asleep the whole time during the murder and that she didn't hear any gunshots, but that she did hear her stepdad's LVad machine going off. And it's weird that she would hear the LVAD machine, but not the gunshots. Anyway, as of right now, Sarah is in jail waiting on her trial, and if she did do it, I would have to imagine that she got help.

Like her parents didn't even own a gun, so she would have had to have secretly gotten one, used it, and then hit it to where the police couldn't find it. And so in my personal opinion, there is no way she could have done that on her own. But this is my opinion. One night, this girl is driving down the road with her boyfriend in the car, and she decides she wants to murder him. And so, kabooned, she slams the car directly into a brick wall. Now the girl's name is McKinsey and McKenzie's 17 living in Ohio and she's kind of a wannabe influencer,

or at least her social media posts suggest that she wants to be one. And honestly, she'd probably make a great influencer. I mean, people say she's entitled, she's a mean girl, she's kind of a bully, so she'd fit right in. But despite being all that, there's one guy who still really likes her. Her boyfriend, this guy, Dominic. And Dominic and McKinsey, they met back in school and they've been dating on and off for the past few years. Why have they been dating on and off? Well, apparently McKenzie's not a very good girlfriend. Like they fight a lot and she can be really mean to Dominic

when they fight, berating him, calling him names, threatening to key his car. You don't let me in the house. You don't keep my car. But one day in 2022, she gets really crazy between them. Because they're in her car, cruising along the highway and McKenzie's driving, and they get into an argument like they often do. And they start fighting and they're yelling at each other and she's crying and calling him all kinds of names. And suddenly, pow, she starts hitting him from the driver's seat. And so Dominic, he gets scared. I mean, he thinks she might accidentally crash the car. And so he calls his mom to come help him. I guess he wants her to pick him up if he can ever get McKinsey to pull over. And McKinsey, she's so pissed off that she threatens to

to crash the car on purpose and unalive them both. That is psycho behavior. Well, luckily, she doesn't end up crashing the car, and I guess they work it out for the time being. However, her crazy behavior does put a strain on their relationship, and at some point, Dominic decides, yeah, it's about time to break up with her for good. I mean, he feels like this relationship has pretty much run its course.

Two weeks later, McKenzie and Dominic are still together, and they both go to a friend's party. And they have a lot of fun at this party. I mean, they're hanging out, Dominic is drinking. McKenzie is apparently not drinking, but she's smoking a little zaza. And after that, they leave and go to another friend's party, and they have fun there too. And around 5.30 a.m., they're all done. They're about to leave this second party and go home, and a friend of Dominic's needs a ride home too.

This guy, his name's Davian. And so, McKenzie, Dominic, and Davian, they're all three in the car. headed home. And McKenzie, she's probably still a little high, but she's driving slow and she's careful, so, you know, they might be okay. In fact, you can see footage of them rounding the corner here, and it looks like they're going at a normal speed. Now, none of us know what really happens inside the car beyond this point, but we can assume, based on past behavior, that McKenzie and Dominic start fighting. And that is when she just snaps. And skir-d, she floors it, pedal to the metal and the car takes off and she's so mad that she's gonna unalive everyone in the car

including herself and of course dominic's probably like what the fuck slow down and he tries to stop her and he allegedly grabs the gear shift and he throws it into neutral but mackenzie grabs the shift herself and rams it back into drive and she keeps on going faster and faster and she gets the car up to 90 miles an hour. And as they reach the end of that street, she doesn't ease her foot off the gas, she doesn't stop, she doesn't break, she doesn't turn, she keeps on speeding, accelerating toward a brick wall on the side of a building. And she gets the car to nearly a hundred miles an hour. And suddenly, kaboon, she crashes into the wall head on. Here is actually security footage of McKenzie's car just before it hits. And here's a picture of the wall after it was hit.

And here's a picture of McKenzie's car, and here's the car from another angle. So yeah, you get it. This is really bad. Now, they're in an industrial part of town early in the morning, so there's no one around. It takes about 45 minutes for anyone to see the wreckage and call police. And so police show up, and they can see that the car is all busted up. And they discover that, unfortunately, Dominic, he didn't make it. And neither did Davian. They were both killed instantly on impact.

While McKenzie, she actually survives. And she's rushed to the hospital, and she's there for a while, just have a bunch of surgeries, but she does end up making it. And she's eventually discharged from the hospital, and she goes home. Meanwhile, police, they have to investigate all this and figure out what the hell really happened. So, of course, they question McKenzie. But she doesn't claim that she slammed into the brick wall on top. purpose. No, no, no, she says she doesn't remember anything regarding the crash that night. So

she's not very helpful. And so they go and they interview Dominic's friends and people in their circle. And their friends tell police like, yeah, McKinsey was a little nutty in the relationship. In fact, she used to threaten Dominic. And police see recordings of her threatening to key his car. Police are also told about the fight McKinsey and Dominic got in weeks before where she got really pissed off and threatened to crash the car on purpose and unalive her and him both. And while police continue to investigate, McKenzie, she's out here living her best life. Like a few weeks after being discharged from the hospital, she's caught attending a concert. And here she is, she's in a wheelchair because she's still recovering from the accident.

She also goes back to making TikToks, like this one. I'm not even cool. I'm just one of those girls that can do a lot of drugs and not die. And notice how she adds the caption, Google McKenzie, Sherilla, Strongville, Ohio. Like, she wants you to Google her and see that she was driving her car and got into a horrible accident that killed her boyfriend. Because that's the only thing that comes up when you Google her. Like, she wants attention from all this.

Why? Not only that, she goes out for Halloween to a party dressed up as, and I'm not making this up, dressed up as a corpse. And she actually takes multiple pictures throughout the night and posts them. And I guess she must have dressed up twice because later she dresses up like lean? While her friend dresses up as a joint. Lean is a mix of cough syrup and soda. It's a drug.

And so they dress up like drugs and dead bodies for Halloween. They even make some TikToks about it. Anyway, while police are still working hard on this, they get access to McKenzie's Crash Cars Event Data Recorder, aka it's Black Box. I guess the Black Boxes kind of look like this. Well, they get access to it and it shows that the night of the crash, after McKenzie floored it, she never tried to slow down.

She never attempted to put her foot on the brake at all. And that she jerked the steering wheel at the last second, which veered them off the road and directly into the brick wall. And so police, they're looking at all this and they start thinking, you know, this crash seems intentional. Like she was trying to unalive everyone in the car, including herself. The computer demonstrated that there was no attempt to slow down or stop. It was full speed into a building. Tragically, it caused two people their lives.

And so, bam, they go and they arrest her. I'm McKenzie. Step out for me. I'm Detective Hazzu. I'm the one who's been investigating the crash. You're under arrest for aggravated murder times two. Here's her mugshot. And McKenzie goes to trial, and she's found guilty,

and she's sentenced to life in prison. So this girl is about to unalive her own mom because mom found her vape pit. Let me explain. Now the girl, her name's Carly, and she's from Mississippi, and she's a good kid. She does well in school. She was apparently student of the year. She's so smart she skipped a grade. But Carly has a problem.

She's been dealing with some mental issues, and she's been hearing voices in her head since she was six. And now that she's 11, the voices have only gotten worse. So, how does she deal with all this? Well, allegedly, she's been... ...herself. And her mom finds out that she's been doing that to herself, and of course, mom freaks out, because who wouldn't? So they put Carly in therapy,

and they get her formally diagnosed with major depressive disorder and adjustment disorder, and they get Carly on some meds. So Carly starts taking these meds, but unfortunately the meds don't seem to be helping. She's still having mental issues. So now what's she gonna do? she gonna do? Well, at some point, Carly gets introduced by some of her friends to a little Zaza.

So she starts hitting that Zaza and it turns out that she really likes how it makes her feel. She's like, damn, this kind of nice. However, she's still really struggling with the mental illness stuff. And this is the only thing that seems to help. So she starts doing Zaza a lot. I guess she's really into those vape pens. And this goes on for a while. I guess Carly's hitting that Zaza daily. Here's the thing though, she does this so much that her friends start to notice that she's high all the time, and some of them start to get worried, because this isn't like her. So fast forward to around the time Carly is 14 years old. She's still having mental issues, and these problems seem to be getting worse.

So they take her off her old meds and they put her on some new different meds. But still, none of these prescriptions seem to be helping, and the voices in her head continue. Now, here's where things get crazy. One day, she wakes up and she has to go to school. Her mom, who will just call mom, mom drives them both to the school, because mom's a math teacher at that same school. And so Carly gets to school and while she's there, she meets up with her friends. And one of her friends is really concerned about all the Zaza Carly's been smoking lately and about all those burner phones she has. Because apparently Carly has a bunch of burner phones linked to secret

social media accounts. I guess she doesn't want her parents knowing she has social media accounts. So she creates them with burner phones and she'll like use them to message boys and stuff she knows her parents don't approve of. Stuff like that. Anyway, so this friend confronts Carly because I guess he's worried about her. He's like, you're smoking too much Zazaa, Carly. And Carly, she gets mad. Like he's all up in her business. And they get into a big argument and it escalates. And Carly ends up cussing the kid out. So that friend, in turn, he gets mad and he goes and sends an email to Carly's mom, and Bro tells her everything,

about the stuff Carly's been smoking, about the vape pins, about the burner phones she's got, and Mom reads this email, and she's like, oh, hell no, bait pins and burner phones? She is not going to let this slide. So, at the end of the school day, boom, mom confronts Carly about the email and about all the things Carly's friend told her.

And mom is, of course, super mad. Like, no one knows what was really said between them, but it's safe to assume mom goes off on her. And on the drive home, she's all mad, and Carly's mad too. But she's also panicking because she knows mom is probably about to search her room and find her shit. So they get home, and mom goes straight to Carly's bedroom, and she starts investigating, tossing the room, going through her stuff, looking for these alleged vape pens and burner phones.

And this is where Carly flips, and she gets a terrible idea that's going to affect her life forever. Carly, low-key, sneaks into her mom's room, and she lifts up the mattress on the bed, and she grabs her parents' pew-poo. And then she creeps back toward her bedroom. And you can see her walking by on their home surveillance system. And you can see here that she's got the pew-poo behind her back. So then Carly goes into her bedroom where mom is,

and mom actually just found four of her vape pens, so things are about to get tense. But before mom can say anything to her, Carly points the pew-poo right at her face and she pulls the trigger. Blam! Blam! And mom falls to the floor and Carly fires one more time. Blam! This unalives mom.

But then, it's almost as if she had this planned because she goes back into the kitchen and she grabs her mom's phone off the counter. And you can see the phone in her hand here. And so she texts her stepdad, who we'll just call stepdad. So she texts stepdad and she pretends as if she's her mom and she asks him, when are you coming home, honey? And stepdad replies like, just finishing some things up at work. Now Carly wants to know when he's coming home because when he gets there, she's about to unalive him too. And strangely, after she texts her stepdad, Carly starts singing

to her dogs as if she didn't just murder someone. Weird. Now, I'm not a doctor, but when you look at all this, the hearing voices, the cutting, the sudden murder of her own mom, and then randomly singing to her dogs during all this chaos, I'm thinking Carly was misdiagnosed early on. I think the mental issues she's dealing with extend beyond major depressive disorder and adjustment disorder. And I definitely think that smoking all that zaza all the time greatly exacerbated whatever mental issues she's dealing with. But that's just my opinion. Tell me if I'm wrong. But anyway, then while she's there waiting on stepdad to get home, she suddenly decides to text a friend of hers.

And she's like, come over, it's an emergency. And so sometime later, this friend comes over. And we'll just call her friend. So friend comes over and Carly's like, you want to see a dead body? And friend's like, all right. Then Carly leads her friend to the bedroom and she shows her her unalived mother lying on the floor.

And I don't know if the friend freaked out or if the friend is cool with seeing a dead body, but friend doesn't leave. So I guess she's okay with all this. Instead, Carly tells Friend to wait outside because when her stepdad gets home, she's going to unalive him too. So, friend goes outside and chills while Carly sits inside waiting for her stepdad to arrive. And soon enough, stepdad pulls into the driveway and he has no idea anything bad has happened in this house. And so he walks in the front door.

And right as he walks in, Carly is waiting there. And she's got that pew-poo. And she points it right at his head. And she pulls the trigger. Blam! Luckily, somehow, Stepdad moves out of the way at the last second, and Carly misses his head, and the bullet just grazes his shoulder. So then, boom, stepdad lunges toward her, and he grabs the pew-poo, and blam, blam, it goes off a few more times, but luckily no one is hit. And so Stepdad overpowers Carly, and he wrestles the pew-poo out of her hands, and she freaks out, and she exits the house, and she flees,

and you can see her here on security footage running away quickly, and you can see her friend following her here. And so, stepdad is injured, and he's totally flipping out, and he calls 911. And then police get there, and he tells them everything that happened, and pretty quickly, there's a whole ass manhunt looking for Carly, with a police helicopter and everything. But it doesn't last long, because soon enough, they find her not too far away, hiding in one of those big drainage pipes. And so, bam, they arrest her. Here's her mugshot.

Also, here is some footage of her detained in the back of the police car. Anyway, Carly goes to trial and she pleads not guilty due to insanity, but the jury doesn't buy it and they find her guilty and she's sentenced to life in prison. So this high school student commits murder and Snapchat gets him caught. Now the kid's name is Chaden and Chaden is 16 living in Iowa going to high school like a normal kid his age. And in 2021, Chaden decides something that's ultimately going to to change his life forever. He decides that he really wants to go study abroad in Spain. However, he also realizes he's got a big problem. His Spanish teacher. His Spanish teacher is this woman, who we'll just call Spanish teacher. Now, according to the students at the school,

Spanish teacher is beloved and very good with her students, but she's also known to be an extremely tough grader. A lot of the kids complain about how hard her class is. So of course, Chaden really struggles in her class. In fact, he's essentially on the verge of flunking it. Now, I'm not sure if he's doing poorly on his assignments and whatnot, and he deserves to be failing the class, or if Spanish teacher really was just that tough. Regardless, Chaden feels like he has put in the work

and he doesn't deserve to have a failing grade. And to him, this is crucial that he pass. Otherwise, he won't be accepted into the exchange program and he won't get to go to Spain. So Chaden becomes obsessed with this failing grade. And pretty quickly, his obsession turns to anger. And he starts blaming all of this on Spanish teacher. Like how dare she fail him after all the work he's put in?

And he'll like go and vent to his friends about his grade. Sometimes he'll go and talk to her Spanish teacher about it. And he'll argue with her claiming that he doesn't deserve the grade. And at one point, he even goes to the school with his mom to have her talk to Spanish teacher about the grade. And I'm not sure what is specifically said in this meeting, but Spanish teacher ends up holding firm and she doesn't change his grade at all. So over time, he continues to get more and more angry over this. And he starts to believe that she is out to get him. Like she's personally trying to ruin his life. And that is when he starts telling his friends

that he wants to murder her. One of those friends he talks, to is this kid, Jeremy. And Jeremy is also 16, and he goes to school with Chaden, and he's also in Spanish teacher's class. So one day, Chaden tells Jeremy, I really hate this Spanish teacher. Want to help me kill her? And I guess Jeremy is like, all right. So they get to work, trying to figure out how they're going to successfully pull off this murder without getting caught. And they meticulously plan everything out. They start stalking Spanish teacher, trying to figure out where she's going to be and learning her daily routine. They make a list of supplies to get, and they get them.

Chaden starts Googling things like, what happens to students work if the teacher dies in the middle of the term? And do students receive credit for a class if the professor is seriously injured or dies more than halfway through the course? And so two weeks go by. And during this time, they learn that every day, Spanish teacher goes for a walk at the local park, where she always follows a trail that passes through an isolated area,

meaning when she walks that part of the trail, she'll be alone and vulnerable. So Chaden and Jeremy decide that this is going to be the perfect place to attack her. They'll wait until she's on her walk, and once she gets alone, they'll ambush her with a baseball bat. So one day, I guess Chaden talks to Jeremy, and they decide that today is the perfect day to go through with this. So Chaden and Jeremy, they go to school, and they go to all their classes like it's any other normal day. Then after school, they head over to the park, and they hide out, and they wait. Sometime later, Spanish teacher shows up, and she's going through her daily walk and whatnot, and at some point she sees them out there passing by, and she has no reason to be suspicious of them.

I mean, it's a public park. So they exchange greetings, and they move on. But then Jeremy runs ahead on the trail loop to get it. in front of her again, while Chaden doubles back so that he's now following behind her. And Spanish teacher doesn't realize anything's wrong, so she keeps walking. So Jeremy puts on a ski mask, and he starts walking toward her. And she sees him, and I assume this scares her a little, because the only person around is a guy coming toward her wearing a ski mask. But this keeps her distracted and all her attention on him. And this allows Chaden to successfully sneak up behind her

with the baseball bat. And suddenly, pow, he hits her in the back of the head. And then, pow, he hits her again and again. Then he passes the bat to Jeremy. And Jeremy takes it and pow, he hits her too. And of course, she unfortunately doesn't survive this attack. And then the guys drag her body away from the trail and into a woodsy area of the park and they leave her there.

But not before stealing the money out of her wallet and the keys to her van. Then they take her van and they drive it to the outer edges of town to a rural area, and they ditch it, hoping that no one will find it. Hours later, around midnight, they go back to the crime scene because they want to clean up any evidence that they accidentally left behind, and they want to hide the body a little better. So they clean up the scene, and they move her body even further away from the trail. After that, they both go back to Jeremy's place and they get drunk.

The next morning, Spanish teacher's husband comes home. Apparently, he had been out of town for a few days, and he has no idea what happened to her. He just knows that she's not home. And so he gets worried, and he calls the police, and he reports her missing. And so police start investigating, and a community-wide search for her begins. That same day, Chaden and Jeremy go to school like normal, except that they're super tired from staying up all night trying to hide a body, and hungover from all the drinking they did.

But even so, they have no problem talking about what they did with the other students. Like when Spanish teacher doesn't show up for class, all the kids are naturally wondering where the heck she is, while Chaden is all flexing to his friends that he caught a body with a baseball bat. Oh, and Jeremy is much worse. His dumb ass has been Snapchatting some of his friends about it, Like during the process of hiding the body, he's been Snapchating. Here he is with a bottle of bleach saying,

Time to hide a body. Here he is holding the shovel that they use to rehide the body. Here are some more tools that they use to rehide the body. And the most disgusting one is the Snapchat he made making a joke about the murder. POV, you're my Spanish teacher, and this is the last thing you see. And so anyway, he sends all these Snapchat's to his friends, and some of his friends freak the fuck out naturally. Like, did they really just kill our teacher?

And so they go to police, and they're basically like, uh, my friend has been posting on Snapchat that he killed our teacher. And around the same time, police find Spanish teacher's body in the park. So now they know that she's dead and that someone killed her. Probably the guy confessing to it on Snapchat. And so, bam, they go and they arrest Jeremy. Here's his mugshot. Also, bam, they arrest Chaden too.

Here's his mugshot. Both teenagers charged with killing a Fairfield high school Spanish teacher will be tried as adults. And so ultimately, Chaden takes a plea deal and he gets sentenced to life in prison, while Jeremy also takes a plea deal and he gets sentenced to life in prison. So this spoiled rich girl ends up killing her own mom. Now the girl's name is Heather and Heather is 18 when the story starts and she's living in Chicago with her mother and her relationship with her mom is absolute chaos. They often get into fights and Heather hits her mom and steals money from her and once she even broke her arm.

In fact the police have been called to their house over 80 times. But one day, around 2014, things get really bad between them. Because Heather starts dating this guy, Tommy. And Tommy's 21, and they describe him as an unemployed rapper. Here is actually a photo of them together, and here is another photo of them together. Now, Mom, she's not too happy about this Tommy guy. I mean, he's an unemployed rapper. What's her to be happy about?

He kind of seems like a bad influence. But Heather, she is determined to see him. She starts skipping school and running away from home, so mom has to keep calling the police and it's just a whole ass mess. No matter what mom does, she just can't separate Heather from Tommy. She even decides to sell their mansion and move into a condo further away from where Tommy is, kind of hoping the distance will cause them to break up. But it doesn't. The fights between Heather and mom continue. In fact, they seem to just get worse.

Now she's smashing and breaking things around the house and like threatening to unalive her mom. Now eventually things get so bad that Heather, she runs away from home for good and she drops out of school completely to be with Tommy, the unemployed rapper. And unfortunately, there's not much mom can do. Heather is a legal adult now. Now around this time, Heather realizes something that makes all of this just that much more complicated. She's pregnant. Here's the thing, though.

This is not Heather's first time getting pregnant. This is actually her third time. Allegedly, her mom made her get an abortion the first two times. And this time is no different. Mom really, really doesn't want Heather to have this baby. I mean, she's only 19 at this point. Mom just doesn't think she's responsible enough to take care of a kid. But of course, Heather is like, hell no, I want to keep this baby.

And this is where Heather and Tommy come up with an insane plan. They're gonna unalive Heather's mom. Partly because of all the fighting and partly because Heather believes that if they do, she will inherit $1.5 million. Now, despite all the chaos in their relationship, mom still really wants to work things out with her daughter. So she decides that a good way to do that would be to take a vacation with her. So she goes and she books a mother-daughter vacation to Bali, thinking, yeah, this is going to be great.

So Mom and Heather, they fly first class from Chicago all the way over to Bali. And there they check into a luxury resort, and Mom, she's ready to have a good time. However, pretty quickly, chaos ensues, and the trip suddenly isn't going so well, and they're, like, arguing a lot again. And at some point, Mom gets drunk, and she ends up falling, and, breaking her ankle, so now she's stuck in the hotel, in bed, on painkillers. And at one point, while mom is in bed, completely knocked out, Heather secretly steals her credit card, and she goes and she buys Tommy a $12,000 plane ticket to Bali, first class, so that they can meet up. And so, about a day later, Tommy arrives in Bali, and he checks into his room at the same hotel

Heather is staying at. And Heather goes and she meets up with him and they go walk at the beach. And around 3 a.m., mom finally wakes up and she realizes that Heather is missing. Like, she's just not in the room at all. So she goes down to the lobby and she talks with the receptionist. And that is when the receptionist tells her that a second hotel room was reserved using her credit card. Tommy's hotel room. And so mom is like, I knew it. And she is super pissed. And around this time, Heather and Tommy returned from their walk on the beach, and mom confronts her, and they get into a huge argument, and mom's like, I ain't paying for his damn room, and she threatens to pursue credit card fraud charges against the both of them when they return to Chicago. Now, here's where the crazy murder plot comes in. So they all go back to their respective rooms.

Heather and mom go to their room, while Tommy goes back to his room. And the whole time, Heather and Tommy are texting back and forth trying to figure out how they're going to move forward with getting rid of Mom. And that is when Tommy finds a metal fruit bowl in his hotel room and he thinks, yeah, this would be a good murder weapon. Sometime later, Mom falls asleep and Heather sneaks Tommy into their suite and there he hides in the bathroom and he waits. And when the time is right, he comes out of that bathroom. and he sneaks up on mom and suddenly, bam! He hits her with the fruit bowl. Then he hits her again and again and again.

And this, unfortunately, unalives her. Then he and Heather wrap mom's body up in a hotel bed sheet and duct tape, and they somehow managed to cram this whole person into a giant suitcase. And then afterwards, Tommy and Heather smash. Because, of course, they do. Fuck a weird ass people. the next day it's time to check out of their rooms, and Tommy and Heather collect all their suitcases,

including the big one with mom in it, and they go outside to the front of the hotel, and they hail a taxi. And so a taxi pulls up, and they put the big suitcase inside the trunk, and they tell the driver to just wait there, because they need to go back inside the hotel and check out. Then Tommy and Heather go back inside,

and they tell the receptionist that they're leaving, and that mom will pay for their rooms later, when she comes down to the lobby. So, on top of the murderer, it seems like they're trying to get out of paying for the hotel room, which is just gross. Okay, but anyway, here's where they run into a problem. Mom had requested that the hotel lock her and Heather's passports in a hotel safety deposit box. Not only that, she left specific instructions with the hotel that she is the only one who should be allowed to access it.

So now Heather and Tommy are fucked because Heather can't get her passport. Regardless, she and Tommy sneak out of the back of the resort and they hail another different taxi and they head to the airport. When they get there, they walk up to immigration officers and they tell them that they lost their passport and they need help. But those officers can't help them. So Heather and Tommy then catch a third taxi and they go to stay at another completely different hotel. Here's the thing though. Remember that first taxi that they hailed? Where they put that suitcase with mom's body in it in the trunk

And then they told the driver to wait there Because they need to go back inside the hotel and check out? Well, that driver is still waiting there. In fact, he'd been waiting there for a whole two hours Before he finally realizes, yeah, I guess they're not coming back. So he opens the trunk to get their suitcase out And on that suitcase, he sees a big bloodstain. And it probably smells a bit too.

And he's like, oh shit! So he drives it to the local police station and he gives it to police. And when they open it, of course, they see Mom's Body. And so police end up finding Heather and Tommy at their new hotel and bam, they arrest her. Also, bam, they arrest him. And I don't have a mugshot, but here's a picture of the two of them handcuffed together. And you can see that she's visibly pregnant. And so ultimately she gets 10 years in Bali prison,

Here's actually a picture of her. In Bali, I guess she gets to keep her baby with her in prison. While Tommy, he gets sentenced to 18 years in Bali prison. But six years later, Heather gets out for good behavior. However, she gets extradited back to Chicago, where she then gets sentenced to 26 years in U.S. prison. And in the U.S., she actually doesn't get to keep her kid with her. So...

So this teenage girl has a huge glow of. up and then she just starts killing people. Why? Now the girl's name is Christine and Christine is 17 years old living in Texas and poor Christine has a problem. She has alopecia so she's pretty much bald. Now obviously as a young woman in high school she's very insecure about all this and even though she wears wigs to school and stuff the other students are really cruel to her and they bully her over her condition. Then one day in 2002, her whole life changes because she meets these two girls, Rachel and Tiffany. And Rachel and Tiffany are two of the prettiest and most popular girls in the school. And they are legitimately good people. So they become friends with Christine and they sort of take her

under their wing. And over time, as they all hang out, Rachel and Tiffany start giving Christine makeovers. And they teach her how to dress better and how to do her makeup. They help her find more flattering wigs to wear to school. And soon enough, she's got a totally new look. And she goes from looking like this to looking like this. And as you could predict, her social status at school completely changes. No one teases her anymore. In fact, she's now considered one of the hot girls, which means the whole school thinks she is foin. So Christine's life has completely changed thanks to Rachel and Tiffany. And these three girls become close, like really close. I mean, she likes them and she trusts them. In fact, they're the only two people she allows to see her

without a wig. That's how much she trusts them. So the next school year comes, and it's now 2003. And Christine is still popular. She's now in her senior year. And at the school ball, the student body votes her as Miss Irresistible. So good for her. But then her life changes again. Because one night, she's out at a party and she meets this loser. His name is Snyder. And Snyder is 21 and he's kind of taken on the cliche role of the bad boy.

Like he's got a criminal record and a habit of doing hard drugs. Here's a mugshot from one of his previous convictions. So Christine and Snyder hit it off and they start dating, and soon he officially becomes her boyfriend. And as you could probably guess, he becomes a bad influence on her. So she starts getting into drugs as well. And these two form this shi-toxic relationship. Like Snyder is all pushy and aggressive with her, and Christine is all jealous and insecure because of, you know, her past. And if Snyder looks at another woman, she'll like hit him.

so he nicknames her the psycho. Sometimes, after they get into a big fight, Christine will hang around on Snyder's front yard, yelling and screaming, threatening to kill his whole family and whatnot. Or she'll try to break into his house by rattling the screen door. And when all that doesn't work,

instead of just going home like a normal person, sometimes she'll sleep on Snyder's front lawn. So yeah, it's safe to say that these two are really, really bad for each other. Now, at some point, this same year, 2003, these two turds run into a big problem. They're starting to run out of drugs. And they can't get anymore because they're also running out of money. And that is when Christine starts thinking that her old friends, Tiffany and Rachel, probably have access to some money.

And also to some drugs, because apparently Tiffany's boyfriend and other friend are drug dealers. So that summer, Christine and Snyder, come up with a plan, a plan to go to Tiffany's house and steal any money and any drugs that she or Rachel may have there and essentially rob them at gunpoint. So they go over to Tiffany's house, and Tiffany and Rachel are there along with two other guys that they're hanging out with. And of course, Tiffany and Rachel have no idea that Christine and Snyder are planning to rob anyone. They just think they're there to hang out like normal. So Christine and Rachel break off and they go hang out in another room in another part of the house, while Snyder stays in the living

room with Tiffany and the other two guys. When suddenly, boom, Snyder pulls out a gun and he points it at the other three. Right then, Christine and Rachel come back to the living room and they see Snyder holding everyone at gunpoint and everyone is pleading for their lives and saying, just take whatever you want. Just don't hurt us. Then Christine pulls a gun out of her purse and she starts pointing it at her friends too. Now, I don't know if the guys stop cooperating or what, but suddenly, Blam.

Snyder shoots one of the guys. Then blam, he shoots the other guy. Then, blam, blam, Christine shoots Tiffany and Rachel, her own best friends. After that, Christine and Snyder grab a big bag of drugs and they calmly walk out of the house

and head back to their car. But, before they leave, leave, Christine wants to make 100% sure that everyone is really dead, so that no one can turn them in. So she goes back into the house, and sure enough, Rachel is actually still alive, just barely. And Christine pistol whips her with the gun until she's no longer living. Then they leave, and Snyder drives Christine to work. She actually works at Walgreens, so less than an hour after the murder, she's at her shift at Walgreens, like she didn't just murder four of her friends. Now, of course, eventually, Rachel,

Tiffany, and the others, their bodies are found, and police get involved, and they start an investigation. But they have no idea who could have done this. They have zero leads, zero suspects, and eventually the case goes cold. And so, some time passes, and it's now 2004. And by this point, Christine and Snyder have long broken up, and they've both gone their separate. ways. So Snyder is actually now in jail for Grand Theft Auto. Here's his mugshot. While Christine is in rehab for heroin addiction. And while she's in rehab, she ends up confessing and talking about the murders to some random guy friend that she made in there. I guess she just wanted to get all that off her chest. Not only that, but she also meets another guy in rehab. And those two

hit it off and they start dating. Here is a picture of the two of them. And about a year later in 2005, once they're both clean, they get married and they start living a normal life. But then, one night, something unexpected happens. Christine and her husband are at home watching TV. And a news story comes on talking about the murders from two years before, the murders that she helped commit. Not only that, but the new segment features two police sketches of a male and a female suspect. And so Christine starts freaking out like, oh shit, they know what I look like.

And she starts confessing everything to her husband about how she and her ex ambushed her best friends from high school and murdered them and how they got away with it. And so instead of turning Christine in, they decide to go on the run and they flee and they end up all the way in Texas hiding out in a shi motel together. And from there, they go on a massive. drug binge and they're shooting up like $500 worth of smack and coke every single day. Plus they're living on a diet of like cheez-its and Reese's peanut butter cups and soda. And this deviant behavior goes on for seven months.

Until. Remember back when Christine was in rehab and she ended up confessing to some random guy friend that she made there? Well, for some reason, it took that guy years to finally report it to police. And police are able to track Christine's ATM withdrawals back to that shi motel that she and her husband are staying in. And so, bam, they arrest her. Here's her mugshot. Not only that, but soon Christine's ex, Snyder, finds out about the arrest, and he knows he's fucked. So he flees his girlfriend's home and he runs out into the woods with over 200 pills and he takes them all and he ends up unaliving himself. While Christine ultimately goes to trial and she's found guilty and she's sentenced to life in prison.

So this kid is about to hire a high school student as a hitman to unalive his own mom. This is crazy. Now his name's Donish. He's 17. He's a senior in high school and he is a perfect student. He's on the honor roll. He's class president. He's the principal student helper. He's smart.

He's popular. All that. But Donish has a prime. His mom, who will just call mom. Now mom, she's very religious and therefore very strict. And while she works hard to make sure he has nice clothes, his own car, his own credit card, and pretty much whatever he wants, she also expects him to follow her rules. And she's an immigrant parent, so you know she pushes him hard to succeed.

Like he has an 8 p.m. curfew, he's limited to how often he can see his friends outside of school, stuff like that. And while this may sound like somewhat not, normal parenting rules to us, to Donish, this is a dictatorship. And he can't live under this fascism. And so this really pisses him off. I mean, he's just trying to live his 17-year-old life and hang out with his friends. And so he starts to get bitter. He is sick of her trying to control him. And so one day, it all starts to go downhill. Because he goes and he tells his mom that he wants to apply to this internship to the Houston Police Department. Because I guess he's

considering a career in law enforcement. And of course, mom isn't happy about this idea. She wants him to go into medicine. Regardless, Donish applies for the police department internship and he gets an interview. But now, there's an issue. He's 17, so he needs his mom to sign the paperwork that gives him permission. So he brings her the paperwork, and of course, they start fighting about it. And it's a really big argument. Now, at some point, Donish has had enough, and he just snapped. and he decides to get rid of his controlling mother for good. And how's he gonna do that? Well, he's gonna hire a hitman.

Here's the problem with that though. He's in high school. He doesn't really know any hit men. But he kinda knows this one guy from school who's in his Spanish class. And this guy's name is Noor. And Noor deals drugs and he's in a gang and he's a little bit shady. And Donish thinks, eh, maybe Nor will do it.

So Donish approaches Noor in Spanish class one day. And he's like, Hey, would you unalive my mom for me? And No, bro. But Donish keeps pressing him on it. He tells him that his mom is abusive and that she's not even his real mom and that she had his real parents assassinated, none of which is true. But most importantly, Donish offers Noor $5,000.

So upon hearing this, Noor is like, alright. So then, fast forward to the day of the crime. It's morning. Donish and Noor, they're in school. but they leave early. And Donish drives them to his apartment, and he opens the trunk, and he gives Noor a pair of blue latex gloves and a knife. And shortly after, Noor is sneaking inside the apartment, and Mom is there.

And I guess she doesn't see him because, kabboo, he grabs her from behind, and he takes the knife, and he starts stabbing her over and over again. And there's a struggle, and Mom fights back, but Noor is stronger than her, and he ends up stabbing her 48 times until she's unalived. And during all that chaos, the knife had slipped and cut Noor's thumb pretty badly. Now that cut will become important later. So then Donish picks Noor up and he drives him to their other friend's house. And there, Donish calls 911 and he tells him that his friend Noor cut himself while carving a turkey because it's the week of Thanksgiving and no one is going to ask questions about him carving a turkey. So then

Then Noor goes to the hospital and he gets stitches on that cut on his hand, while Donish leaves and he goes and takes some girl out on a first date. Like Bro's mom just died and he's out here trying to smash. But anyway, he takes this date to the movies and then over to another town and Donish ends up being out all night on this date, I guess. And then in the early morning, he finally goes home where his mom's body is still laying there. And this is where he pretends to discover her there. And he pretends to be shocked, and he pretends to cry, and he calls 911. You don't know what happened? No, no, I just got it from Galveston.

I just walked in this morning. So pretty quickly, police arrive, and they investigate, and they notice a few things. One, there's no sign of forced entry. And two, there's someone's bloody handprint on the doorknob. And three, Donish doesn't have any of his mom's blood on him. Now this is apparently unusual because generally when people find the body of a loved one, they immediately panic and they like try to touch them or shake them or hug them to see if they're still alive, and that tends to get blood on them.

Clearly, Donish didn't do any of that with his mom because he's the one who set up the murder. So police are suspicious of him and they take him in and they question him. And they also notice something is a little off about his 911 call from that day. In his 911 call, he gave away his alibi without the operator even asking him. You don't know what happened? No, no, I just got it from Galveston. Apparently, that's a very common thing that guilty people do. Like when a killer calls 911, they will often just vomit out their alibi without being asked.

Like, oh, it wasn't me, I was hanging out at Chuck E Cheese the whole time. That's basically what he did. So police are looking at this dude, like, yeah, you definitely had something to do with this. Regardless, police test the bloody handprint on the doorknob and it's not a match for Donish. So they're still very suspicious of him. But with no evidence, they have to let him go. And he essentially gets away with having his own mother unalived. Until.

One day, police officers show up to the high school and they find NUR and they suddenly pull him out of class and bam, they arrest him. But they arrest him on a drug charge. And the drug charge is completely unrelated to the murder. Police don't even know Nour is involved in any murder. They're arresting him for drugs. And he is panicking. He's sitting there thinking, oh, shit, the police are here. They know what I did.

They know that I'm the one who unalive Donish's mom. What am I going to do? I'm probably going to go to jail. Is there anyone who can help me out of this? But then he thinks back to his partner in crime. Donish. Maybe Donish can help him. So as the officers are escorting Nur out of the school,

he yells back to his friends, tell Donish, tell Donish to give me a call. Tell Donish I'm going to jail. Because Noor thinks this is about the murder. So now, police know he's somehow connected to Donish. So police bring him in and they notice that for some weird reason, he's wearing one glove. So they ask him to take the glove off and he does,

and he still got stitches on his hand from where he cut himself during the crime. And they ask him what happened and Nure's like, I cut my thumb carving turkey. And police are like, sure you did, Nur. And from there, they connect the dots back to Mom's murder case. And so then they test Nure's DNA and of course his DNA is a match for the blood that they found on the doorknob. And from there, Nour doesn't even put up a fight. Like he doesn't even try to bullshit.

He immediately starts confessing. And he tells police everything that, Donish hired him as a hitman to unalive his mom and that he promised to pay him $5,000. And so, bam, Donish gets arrested. Here's his mugshot. Also, here's Noor's mugshot. And Noor gets sentenced to 40 years in prison while Donish gets sentenced to 50 years in prison. So, shout out to Houston, Texas, I guess.

So this kid, he's in big trouble. Now, his name's Travis, and he's only 15. He lives in Arkansas, and he's kind of a tur. He's always stealing things and getting suspended from school. Here's a yearbook photo of him if you care what he looks like in real life. But one day in 1996, he decides to go for a really big score. He's gonna rob one of the houses in the neighborhood. And he's gonna do it with this other kid, this friend of his, Andre.

And so Travis and Andre, they bike over to this house. But they decide, nah, instead of robbing a house, let's rob two houses. Like you rob that one and I'll rob that one and I'll just. I'll rob that mansion over there. And boom, it's decided. And so Travis breaks into this house, and he's combing through things to steal, and then suddenly, out of nowhere, scur- A Toyota Camry pulls up outside, and Andre's driving it. Where the hell did he suddenly get a car?

And so Travis goes to figure out what's going on, and Andre's panicking, and he tells him, I went to rob that mansion, and I thought people weren't home, but they actually were home. So I pulled out my pew-pue, and blam, blam! I executed both of them. He then stole their Toyota Camry and drove it to pick up Travis. And now he's like, will you go back to the mansion with me to help me dispose of the bodies? And Travis, he hears all this and he's like, I. And so the two of them, they head over to this mansion to dispose of these two bodies.

And the two bodies are still there. And they try to move them, but unfortunately for them, these corpses are way too heavy for these teenage boys to move. So what do they do? They light the whole place on fire. to burn up all the evidence. Then they get into the stolen Toyota Camry and they flee the scene. And they drive about a mile away and suddenly,

kaboon, they crash to Toyota Camry and they flip it on its side. Then they climb out of it and they run away on foot. Meanwhile, a local resident is driving down the road and he sees the wrecked Toyota Camry flipped on its side and he's like, what the fuck? And so he eventually goes to the mansion to check on the owner of the car and he sees that the place is on fire. And this leads to the police and fire department showing up,

and that is when they find the two bodies inside. And so police investigate all this, and they put out a reward for $10,000 for anyone who can give them information that would lead to an arrest. And about a month later, they finally get some information, that Travis was involved. And so they go to his house, and they question him. But Travis, he isn't talking.

He isn't admitting to anything. And so they end up forcing. him to take a polygraph test and he passes. Mostly because polygraphs are pseudoscience, I keep telling you guys. But anyway, so they make him take another one and he passes again. And they make him take a third one and he passes again. But police are sure that Travis was involved in this crime. So somehow they get him to take a fourth polygraph test. This time, he fails. And finally, police are able to use this as leverage to get him to confess. Now, Travis only ends up confessing to breaking into the houses and stealing stuff.

But he says he didn't shoot anyone. He says it was Andre who was the one who shot and unlive the two people in the mansion. Not him. However, because he just did confess to breaking into houses and stealing stuff, bam, they arrest him for that. And here's an actual image of him being arrested. So Travis's fingerprints, they end up being a match to fingerprints found in the wrecked Toyota Camry. while they don't find any fingerprints of Andre, or any evidence that Andre did anything.

And therefore, police penned the whole crime on little teenage Travis, including the murders. And so Travis has no choice. He has to take a plea deal, so he pleads guilty and he gets sentenced to 28 years in prison. But here's where the story gets really crazy. One of those two people shot in that mansion that day, her name is Sally, and Sally has an adult daughter, this woman, Martha. And after Sally is murdered, Martha inherits the mansion from her. So she moves into it, she renovates it, and she turns it into a bed and breakfast.

Now, despite all the horrible things that Martha has just gone through, you know, with her mother passing and all, by all accounts, Martha is the nicest woman ever. She's also a Buddhist, and so she likes to practice forgiveness. And so she starts writing to Travis while he's in prison. And they're writing letters back and forth, and over time, they strike up sort of a close friendship. Now, despite pleading guilty, Travis has always maintained that he didn't murder those people. It was Andre. But people don't really believe him.

They're like, yeah, sure, buddy. Yeah, sure you're innocent. But strangely enough, Martha does believe him. I mean, yeah, she knows that he did break into the houses and that he did steal stuff, but that it actually wasn't him who unalived her mom that day. That it was the other kid. And because of this, she wants to help Travis out in whatever way she can. She feels bad for him.

So she asks the police to reopen the case and investigate the whole thing again. She gives Travis' mother work and hires her as a housekeeper. And she essentially becomes an advocate for Travis. And then 20 years go by. And it's now 2018. And Travis, he's around 37 years old. Here's his adult mugshot, by the way. And it's at this time that finally Travis served

his sentence and he gets out of prison, partly because Martha had helped him out and given statements to the parole board on his behalf. So she ends up offering him a job at the mansion as a groundskeeper. And this is a really good deal for him and so he takes the job. And crazy enough, it seems like this friendship has really worked out for him and that he's starting to finally turn his life around. Until. About a year goes by and Travis is still working there at the mansion. And one day, it all goes bad. On that day, Martha ends up selling one of the chandeliers in the house to someone for $10,000. And that person pays her cash and she stashes the cash in one of the rooms in the mansion until she has time to run to the bank. And old Travis,

he just happens to be working that day. And he also happens to learn that this transaction went down. And so he waits. He waits until no one's around. And he sneaks into the room. And he sneaks into the room. where the $10,000 is stashed, and he swipes it. The next day, Martha notices her money's gone. And unfortunately, there's only one person around at the time who could have taken it, the groundskeeper, Travis. And this just absolutely destroys Martha. Like, how could he steal from her after everything she's done for him all these years?

And so sadly, she unfortunately has to go to him and she fires him. And of course, Travis is pissed. Like, how can she fire him? fire him. This isn't fair. And he isn't going to let this slide. And about a month later, he decides to go and get his revenge. And early one morning, it's dark out. And Travis, he sneaks back over to Martha's house. And he creeps in through the back door because he's going to rob her and take more of her shit. But Martha, she's actually home and she hears someone in the house messing around. So pow, she hits her alarm, and this alerts the police back at the station.

And then, at some point, boom, Travis sees Martha, and there's a confrontation. And that is when he pulls out a knife. And pow, he stabs her, and pow, he stabs her again and again and again, until she's unalived. Then Travis wraps her in a pile of blankets and clothes, and he pours a flammable liquid all over her. It seems like he's going to try and burn the evidence again. But just then, police show up because Martha had hit the alarm. And so officers, they go into the house and they hear Travis upstairs hiding in the bathroom. And so they go up and they're like, come out with your hands up. And Travis is like, fuck you.

And he jumps out the bathroom window and falls down to the ground. And he runs over to the car he arrived in and he hops in it and he flees, driving across Martha's massive lawn. And of course, police are right behind him, chasing him. But then, boom, his car gets stuck. And so he gets out and he runs back across the massive lawn and he jumps into the nearby lake. I guess he's going to try and swim his way out of this. But unfortunately for him, it doesn't seem that he can swim and Travis ends up drowning in that lake. Wow, that is wild.