Teen Killer Does the Unthinkable When Brother Finds His Secret
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- On the night of December 6, 2014, a tragic incident occurred at the Spitler residence while Brian and Elaine were away. Their son, Pat, lost his life under unforeseen circumstances, leaving the family and community in shock. The details of what transpired that evening would soon reveal a heart-wrenching truth.
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Why would she buy her minor, angry, drug dealer son a gun? She needs to be held accountable for her part in her older son’s death.
Bc she’s a shit mother, and has zero respect for her husband.
Guns are an issue but not as much of an issue as parents like this who do not parent.
We had a gun in our house as children but from the get-go we were instructed and monitored by our dad on not handling it, it's not a toy and the responsibility of gun ownership. When we were old enough, we were taught how to safely fire a gun if the occasion ever came up that it was needed to protect a life. Had we ever exhibited this angry, irresponsible behavior, we would never had access to the gun.
@@lemoniefish Damn, copy pasting on various comments?
That just happened in Wisconsin, I think! A school shooter’s parents that bought him a gun. First case in the country. BOTH were convicted and sentenced to prison (forgot how long). Their child had been displaying signs of mental illness that they ignored, even after the boy asked them for help!
I had my son in 1980 and didn’t even allow toy guns in the house until he was 12. I would never have thought to purchase a gun for myself, much less him. Parents need to communicate with each other IMHO.
This kid has a problem. Society is going to have to deal with him again in the future.
Agreed
His future is already decided, he is a convict, he is not going anywhere, he will either go to prison or die in the hands of the dealers. Cops are going to be on his tail for the rest of his life.
Agreed Just wish his parents would of been @MCBRUCE76
@@feliciaowens4094 Yes dear, criminals don't just pop out of nowhere. They are the influence of what their elders are. Thinking of killing somebody's life alone, takes away your soul. Where is the question of killing someone practically
No doubt this dude gets out of jail and just goes back to what he was doing before
“He dealt with a lot of shady and dangerous characters”??
He forgot to mention that _he_ was one of the “shady and dangerous characters!”
Jup, he's the one knocking.
Mother finds drugs, then buys him a gun 😳🥴🙄🤦♀️🤡
Don’t want to lose the 2nd son, Riley gets away and away and away with everything. Poor Pat, in death his parents aren’t protecting him either. I’ll never understand that.
Idk the dad seems like he’s losing his mind cuz he knows he lost both his sons cuz of his wife or probably ex wife. Kinda fell bad for the guy.
I blame Patrick himself. I was ready to leave my parents' home when I was 14 if it weren't for a high school (boarding). I could see that it wasn't a perfect place for me anymore. Some spoilt brats would put up with bullshit for the rest of their lives because they are scared of facing life! And not wanting to let go of easy money. I am sure Pat had grandparents, an uncle or even a family friend to live with away from the intoxicating family. Everybody can see when the family they were born in isn't the same.. especially when they begin to support a troublesome member! I would have left.
@@josephgomalo41Pretty shitty to blame the guy who lost his life here. Whether or not you left, doesn’t mean the next person will move the same way you did.
Well, he's gone and Riley is still alive. They'll never get their other son back, but they don't want to lose their only other son too. It makes sense to me.
@@josephgomalo41 Your comment makes no sense whatsoever. Like, literally none. There was one brother scared of facing life... Riley. He chose the easy way. Crime. That does not make him tough, nor does it make his victim weak. If anything, quite the opposite, Riley was a weak willed, pathetic waste of organic matter who'd have been better off pointing the gun at his own heart.
The mother’s negligence cannot be ignored here. “Well I need to protect myself mom if I’m going to do my shady drug dealing” how about don’t be a drug dealer?
Elaine was the worst kind of enabling mom. You have a 16 year who dropped out of school and is selling drugs and you buy him a gun?! Nobody stood up for Patrick, especially the crap his father was spewing. Drug dealers and drunk drivers get more prison time than this punk who murdered someone. Anyone that fell for him saying it was an accident must not have an older sibling. RIP Patrick, sorry your family failed you. You had great potential in changing the future
Exactly! At first I felt bad for the father and then I got to the end and was like wtf is he even on about? Stating all prison will do is to punish him (DURRRR) and revenge. If it were up to these two dingbat parents Riley would be out, selling weed and given guns again . They act like Riley was getting the death penalty and yet they can go visit him in prison . While poor Patrick will never see another sunrise, never get married or have children. Honestly these crap parents are the very reason why Patrick is dead. They've never held Riley accountable for anything and that's why he is the way that he is. Absolutely insufferable people.
Drunk drivers get off easy
She should have been prosecuted, too.
Oh, I know! What about charging the mother for buying her son a handgun?
He is cold as ice. I think he is a Psychopath and His acting skills did not improved, after he did time in prison. Im hypersensitive and i can sense no feelings in this Guy!
As a once-firearms instructor (I'm now disabled and can no longer hold classes). I have seen all types of people make mistakes when handling semi-automatics. I've seen people rack the slide, remove the mag, then reinsert the mag and then put it into their range bag. When I would inquire, they told me, "Oh, there's no round in the chamber, I just ejected the round"... I would show them they did the process backward. This was with people who had used that SAME pistol dozens of times properly in my presence on the range. Sometimes people either get complacent and don't double check to make sure it's unloaded or they had "a brain fart" and simply did the unloading process backward. I've seen all sorts of mistakes - if it could be made, I've seen it done over the course of the ten years I instructed others on firearms use.
Of course, all the firearm safety rules would be repeated: Always treat the gun as if it's loaded. Never point a gun at anything or anyone you do not want to destroy. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire. Keep the barrel pointed downrange at all times, etc.
Following the rules means even if you forgot to unload the gun, not pointing it at someone, not having your finger on the trigger... those rules would keep un accidents from happening. The main point I'm getting at is I have seen people THINK they have unloaded a semi-auto pistol when in fact they reloaded the pistol just as this kid said. I'm not saying that's what happened, but I have witnessed it in person. A slight distraction and a "brain fart" and the gun is "unloaded" backwards, actually loading the gun. I've never had anyone shoot another person before, but all I am referring is the mishandling of the loading process has happened unintentionally.
Also, the fact that kid kept saying "decocking" instead of "racking" makes me believe he truly did not know how to fully operate that pistol. Decocking is a process some pistols feature, but it has nothing to do with the slide being racked.
Ultimately, the kid should not have had the gun. His MOM should not have bought him the gun. 9th grade dropout... and Mom buys him, a known drug dealer a handgun? Bad call, Mom.
I think that's exactly what Riley did. The strong circumstantial evidence that he didn't want to kill his brother was the fact he only shot once, in watching a lot of these crime videos they never shoot once because they are in a rage unless it's completely premeditated and to the head assassination style. I don't believe Riley however because he lied about how he got the guns and that he wasn't a drug dealer.
I admire your knowledge and expertise!! I was in the Canadian Armed Forces for years until I became injured and we were drilled with gun safety!! I also was taught with hand guns from the military on a short course and from another agency that I had access to!! I am super angry with this mother!! Knowing her husband's feelings, stance on guns, and rules, she completely ignored and betrayed him for her sons gratification!! Knowing her son's situation, she should have taken a more common sense approach telling son that the guns and drugs were either gone that night or she was going to report him to his father and police!! Had she done this, her other son would still be alive today!!
As for the father, one minute he is furious with hearing about the guns and drugs, but when his horrible son murders his amazing son, suddenly he defends his horrible son, forgetting why they were in court in the first place....to get justice for his amazing murdered son!! Justice was not served and the mother should have been convicted for aiding and abetting an individual for criminal purposes!!😮
Finally someone talking some common sense.
I firmly believe Riley knew in that instant he messed up. I also believe there was a strong bias to prosecute him because he was a problem child.
“I do not wanna lose my other son” and thats exactly why you have a son dead.
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Parents fail at life then blame the courts and judge. 🤦
As a mom how are you letting your 16 year old child hold so much power over you, crazy
Kid was probably abused before all this. Probably had a shitty up bringing. And only too add fuel too the fire. Mom gave her mentally ill a firearm.
@@gabehayes9026 That was never stated. "....Patrick and Riley had a relatively normal childhoods..." 1:23
If no further information was ever shared, even at the court level, it's not your business to make it up.
Blck kids do it
My wife’s cousin is A LOT like this. His mother enables him like crazy
@@derekfutrell4908 And they'll continue as long as she does. An enabler can harm her child's future. Co-dependent for life.
So... at the end, they let a murderer and a drug dealer back to the streets.
Wow, I am speechless. 😳
Shouldn’t that woman be in jail? She’s not a mum in my books, just awful where is the justice for Pat?
Where's DAD?
If they gave that boy so much how do you think?
Agree
Yeah, she gave a weapon to a juvenile. It is illegal for him to have the weapon. Even if he didn't use it, if he just was possessing it, she STILL should have been arrested.
Half the the moms in the ghetto should be arrested in that case, but I'm not holding my breath
I’m very surprised the mom wasn’t charged with anything!?!? She knowingly bought her drug dealing minor son a gun for protection against the people he sold drugs to!!
She's white 🤫
@@maximus9146 I’m white and a mother race has nothing to do with this. She’s a lunatic a pushover and she had no control in her household. Plenty of parents have bought their children guns it happens when the parent is irresponsible
@@maximus9146just like the mom and dad that was recently convicted for their sons school shooting.
Why would you get a gun for your son who was known to use drugs?!
Maybe she is just special...
Exactly! I had a teenage son (all grown up now) who used to do things I disagreed with, ie caught him smoking a cigarette and once smoking pot with his friends. I went full boss mom on him. Flushed his pot cigarette, took his tobacco cigarettes, and kept him from ever hanging out with those crappy kids he called "friends." Oh, and one time he had a small pocket knife. Nope. Took that, too. No way in heaven or hell would I have ever let him have a gun! If I had found my teen with a gun, I would have confiscated it, made it a HUGE family drama/deal, called police, etc. That was a massive failure on his parent's part! Poor Pat. RIP Pat.
It sounds like he manipulated her with "I need it for safety coz gangs and shit". Clearly she'd do anything for her kids... but also as clear is that her approach to that was all wrong lol
@@MG-uz5mr but she didn’t tell her husband either. she was hiding it so on some level she knew it was wrong… he was ONLY 16. i have no idea how she stayed out of jail in this case.
More like… Why would you buy a gun for a kid in the first place? My dad wouldn’t even buy me a cell phone as a teen and said if I wanted one, get a job and buy one 😂 A good parent
The parents definitely have a favorite son. They literally let him get away with murder.
That boy is lying. His brother didn't like him having a gun in the house so it's highly unlikely he would be "playing" with it. He went in there to kill him and that is what he did
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Okay Sherlock.
@@user-ch6um1vn8xit’s obvious, a pos will do pos things
I wonder if Pats prints were even on the gun seeing as that was what Riley was claiming that they “both” played with it.
I think they were talking about how since Riley didn't get the gun out of the house that when their parents got home he was now going to tell on Riley. Riley then threatens him and Pat doesn't seem scared because who TRULY believes their brother would shoot them?! And then he did.
These parents are a disgrace. Riley is a monster, spawned by clueless parents. Poor Pat. His short life must have been hell.
my bet is pat likely lived at home always nervous, uneasy.
"incarcerating him for a long time won't serve any purpose but punishment" OBVIOUSLY?? spoken from a family that had no consequences for their son EVER.
His dad must be Egyptian, because he sure is in 'DA NILE!' lol
And that's exactly why they find themselves in this position.
Ccż
The American justice system is about serving punishment for profits, because you're just a number to them. It's why wealthy and/or influential people can get away with so much. In actual 1st world countries, it's about rehabilitation more than anything.
If anything, American prisons make people more violent because they need to be to survive. So once they do get out, they're most likely to reoffend and get back into the system.
Prisons should not exist for punishment, they should exist for reform.
You may argue that some cannot be reformed. That would be quite the minority. Nobody has a good solution for those who cannot be reformed. Capital punishment is not cool. Look at the stats, it's horrific how many innocent people are unalived by the government because a jury was wrong.
Those parents are why that kid turned out the way he did. Even as the kid murdered their well-behaved child, they are still defending the bad child.
How can a Mom let her 16 year old son be a drug dealer and buy him a gun, then act shocked when he uses it to kill the son that isn't a criminal.
You think he had something nefarious over her? She knew her husband didn’t want guns in the house and did it anyway. For a 16 yr old high school dropout.
@@aftertheheadlines some Moms don't want to have their children unhappy, and are nonconfrontational, huge price to pay when something like this happens.
@@aftertheheadlinesnah I personally think she just loved her little boy so much that he got whatever he wanted. But you could argue that’s hardly love. It’s more like she didn’t want him upset so she did anything he asked to pacify him instead of being a good mother.
Typical yt female never held accountable
To the dad: the purpose of his incarceration is that he doesn’t go out and kill someone else.
This is the worst parenting I’ve seen.
Almost as dumb as the comments.
I believe the mother should also be held accountable for the event that had taken place🤷🏻♀️
That isn't how shit works. I believe you shouldn't be allowed to vote.
@@Sick66-qu4uh Interesting statement.
Have you ever heard about Jennifer Crumbley?
Would you mind explaining the difference to me, please? 🙏
@@Sick66-qu4uhyou sound very angry with life, are you okays?
@@Sick66-qu4uhWhat!? Vote? A man is dead and you’re talking about voting?
@@Sick66-qu4uh and why are you triggered with my comment? Are you doing the same with your family members?😏
Mom should be charged as accessory to a murder
Moms at fault, COMPLETE failure of parenting...
Guns don't kill people, people kill people
Holy crap, you really did sum it up nicely.
Yup!
So is the dad if he's that oblivious
I'm surprised she wasn't charged with child dangermen / child neglect
That mother should never have had kids! Failed both of them miserably. RIP Pat!
The parents betrayed their dead son, SHAMEFUL!!!!
Yeah, but he's gone. And they are the most affected besides the victim. If the dad says 5 years, that's okay. Because for all we know, it was an honest mistake. The gun and weed literally have NOTHING to do with the murder. Siblings fight. And young people play with guns.
@@stevehawkins4301the Mom should've never bought him a damn gun to begin with.
@@stevehawkins4301 The gun has nothing to do with the murder, what?? The gun (and the easy access to it) is specfically the reason this happened, dum dum.
The father didn’t know. His wife is the cause of this entire mess.
Yep
Cain and Abel
Exactly 💯
"Nothing new under the sun."
That's what I was thinking too. YAH's blessings to you.
4 years is ridiculous who is standing up for Patrick?????
Not his father, apparently.
His dad certainly isn't. His dad is only standing up for Riley. He couldn't care less about his dead son, he only cares about the one that is alive.
Those that look at this content :sigh:
@@yonycka16 I know for some it can be hard to understand. I often have to turn away.. it just gets too much to bear. I can only speak for myself, but learing to look out for certain behaviours and avoid them is something many of us need 😕 unfortunately x
You know, the dad wasn't standing up for Patrick. However, I agree with the ultimate sentence. 2nd degree murder is tricky. Riley was reckless but I don't think there was a disregard for human life. There was a risk of death- there always is with a gun- but I don't think Riley showed extreme indifference. He called the cops, tried to stop the bleeding, was hysterical, punched a glass door with his hand in order for help to enter. Riley showed remorse and seemed honest with the police. I don't think Patrick would have wanted him in prison for that long. Riley was likely high. I think he was a stupid 16 year old who messed up. He's an intelligent person. If he shot his brother intentionally he would have covered it up. That was the first time in his life he was punished. The state has to teach him a lesson because his paren'ts never did.
poor patrick, his family failed him horribly. he seemed like a great guy, he just seemed like a protective sibling who would want the best for his brother.
also, how naive do you have to be as a parent to believe the “it’s my friend’s gun/drugs”???
The victim was let down by his Family, in all situations. With the mum buying the gun, family hoping their son wouldn’t get convicted. To then the dad being angry, with the original charge and sentence. He intentionally shot his brother, he knew what he was doing. So as a parent myself, I would not forgive my child for doing that. When he was talking to the officer in the car, you wouldn’t think he had killed his brother. You would think it was a random person, he was only worried about what would happen to him. He will get out early, parents will forgive him and believe it was an accident. While their innocent, good natured son was murdered, by his, scum brother. Who was breaking the law, selling drugs and was a drop out.
E free free u r
A dropout and LOSER , with a capital L !!!
You’re definitely the favourite parent in your household.
For one moment I thought that was before the muder
Exactly. He spoke about it like he had stolen firecrackers or something.
He was a jealous loser that hated his brother. End of story
Looks like they went with the slightly modified Mark Zuckerborg model complete with dead, black eyes.
This is totally irrelevant, but the kid sounds like the man, and the cop sounds like the kid.
Telling the cop the whole story before even arriving to the precinct let’s me know who’s the actual kid.
Dude no it drives me crazy like I swear he’s talking to a grown ass man 😅
@@desi4u1this is even more irrelevant
And when the dad started talking I could have sworn it was the mom. Man sounds like a little old lady
I was completely confused.
The family failed Pat GREATLY what a tragedy this is beyond insane!
Wow, poor Pat. What a horrific and totally unnecessary tragedy 😢💔 Rest peacefully, Pat, you will not be forgotten.
Who is going to remember him, his parents? I will never think of him again unless his case pops up on the RUclips algorithm. It’s an artificial statement the young man got zero justice, and zero support from his family. Now his family will barely speak of because doing so the parents have to confront their own failures.
@@aftertheheadlines the sad facts of life :(
It doesn't matter how fierce the parents are defending their murderous son. He's a messed up individual who's unlikely to last long outside prison. Refusing to hold their son accountable will be their own undoing. They failed as parents and they shouldn't be pointing fingers at justice but themselves. Murder is murder. Law works above all arrogance.
MOM IS THE BLAME
*to
@@adambane1719*too
Where's DAD?
Mom is to blame
AND SO IS THE DAD!!!
@@theresachristie7150think they said he never noticed the guns because he worked two jobs.
Terrible parents.
Enabling is NOT good parenting . Whatever happened to parents being the ones in charge & knowing when its inappropriate to indulge little Johnny ( or whomever ) so that he doesn't get upset with you . Kids getting mad at their parents has been since the beginning of time . They will grow up & understand . But if you indulge them they may NEVER grow up , as in the case above . What choice does a smart parent make ?!!!
Parents forget that our first responsibility is to prepare our kids to become responsible adults
The fact that the mother bought the gun that the son killed the brother with is just a tragedy 😢🙏🏾
Tragedies are unavoidable accidents. This was stupidity and enabling.
@@___Lyric___I agree. Definitely not a tragedy. Definitely stupidly. He was going to do it to someone after what the mother did. Better to keep it in the family🎉 as sad as that is. At least it punishes the mother somewhat if the justice system didn't.
Mom really screwed the pooch here, it’s half her fault.
It’s more like 80-90 something % her fault, and not only because she is to blame for buying her increasing wayward, dumbass wannabe drug dealing dropout of a son the very gun, [which he CLEARLY was not mentally capable of handling] that would be used to kill her firstborn child… but she is also to blame for the simple fact that, she allowed that child to behave like he did, under her roof, just so SHE didn’t have to “deal” with a little bit of “emotional stress!” And honestly the boys father didn’t seem much better, they all come of as kooks to me, or maybe it’s just a Michigan thing!?
She is 100% guilty of buying the murder weapon !
Isn’t the buyer responsible for holding the weapon in lock 🔒 and NOT giving it away ?
What does the law says ???
Isn’t she guilty of something seen by the law ???
@@mariawestman9026it depends on the state. More states have started charging adults who give their children guns knowing they have mental health concerns or have criminal ideologies.
Sounds like she needs to be charged with beastiality
@@slaythembeforemeget off the internet dude.
Hold the mother accountable for this crime ALSO 😡
I understand that the parents don’t want to lose their other son too, but in the process, they seem to have valued Pat’s life very cheaply. 😢
Not in the slightest and it shows contradictory to your statement
How could any parent allow this from a 16 year old...?! She bought a 16 year old a pistol...?! A second one...??!! WTF...?!?
If it were today the parents would be charged as well. What was the mother thinking when buying a gun for an already screwed up kid? Well, she obviously wasn't thinking at all. Shame on her.
Absolutely
Not just buying a high school drop out the gun, but knowing her husband didn’t want guns in the house. Did Riley have something he was holding over her to get her to comply?
we hear these stories, time and time again🙁
I was just thinking that Elaine Spitler needed to share a cell with Jennifer Crumbley.
So... the whole murder could've been prevented if this guys mother didn't enable his behavior. If she would've called the police/told her HUSBAND about the illegal weapons and drugs.. and NOT purchased her loser drop-out drug dealer son another* firearm. At this point...she's just as guilty as he is.
The father is just as guilty too he was so absent from his own sons life that he didn't know he's not even in School or have a gun
Truly a modern day story of Cain and Abel.
I thought the exact same thing.
Same here.
haha shut up
Jasher 29
"And the Lord requited Cain's evil according to his wickedness, which he had done to his brother Abel, according to the word of the Lord which he had spoken."
4:16
" To be precise.. I'm not quite sure" 😂😂😂😂 funniest thing I heard all day
Disgusting his sentance was over ruled,both his parents are to blame for this ,all hes going to do when he gets out is pick up where he left off..like i said..disgusted!
Not all do it again. They are not all dumb.
Except he’ll prob be worse from all the new contacts and influences he meets in jail.
Mom should have bought him a Gameboy.
BTW the dad was ONLY speaking out for Riley, he was NOT speaking for Patrick.
Everyone blames the mum but what was the father doing? Where is the strong hand a father should bring in? We all blame mum for buying a gun but what about all the steps before then?
@@amyqb117i guess because he didn't allow guns in the house. The mum and Riley were hiding it from him.
But yea he had to know his son dropped out if school and was up to no good
@@amyqb117dad was an absentee father for sure. He’s guilty of that. But the mom bought the gun so she’s the one who needs to be charged legally. They’re both terrible parents though absolutely.
Some people shouldn’t reproduce.
@@amyqb117THE MOTHER BOUGHT HER VIOLENT SON A GUN. Let it sink into your little puny brain please!
I'm not a parent, but this kid really doesn't look to me like the type you would want to buy a gun for.
Enabling parents should be jailed for something just like the Crumbly’s.
The Crumbley case was exceptional. He literally drew a picture of the murder with the gun they bought him and handed it into his teacher the day he committed the shooting. They had a mountain of evidence warning them what would happen.
So so crazy, that they overturned his first conviction…. Absolutely no justice for Patrick and his pice of shit brother will still be the option to walk free one day…
They are going to be bailing him out for the rest of their lives!
That's what enablers do.
Yeeeeep
These people do NOT deserve to be called parents.
Mmm hmm. Does an end run around her husband because she knows he wouldn't allow it, and now one son is dead and the other went to prison. Good job, "mama bear".
I feel sad for the victim here 😢. Instead they go side with the son wrong doing.
Definitely a parental failure... families - get your shit together!!!
Pat is somewhere turning in his grave listening to his “brother” talk about him
And then his parents taking the side of the brother that’s alive is sick 🤧
Knowing the kid had pistols wtf was mom thinking? Sounds like a toxic relationship with mom with no boundaries
She wanted him to have protection, I do not see a problem with that 🙂
hmmm different dad and he's her fav
@@Authorised-q5sdon't have kids
Mom should get prison time.
Some mothers are the absolute worst for their children.
So true.
This kid had zero reason to be a drug dealer. Its almost laughable to me, that he was a drug dealer. He's not living in poverty. His family isnt dirt poor. He's not surrounded by drug dealers. They lived in Stonegate, which is a very nice upper middle class area. They went to Northwest high school. Which is a very good school district in Jackson. Its not part of Jackson Public schools. Its on the outskirts of jackson. I went to Jackson High & Northwest High. Vastly different schools. As stupid as this kid was, i dont think he did it on purpose. His reaction, and constantly asking about his brother, makes me think he didnt purposely do it. And he was adament, and those cops could not get him to break. I think he genuinely felt horrible. U can not like ur sibling, but still love them.
Who needs enemies when you have a family like this? The mom knows about the gun, so she gets him more.
Dad begging for a softer sentence because "he's our murderous baby"
She should be prosecuted for buying him the gun. He hasn't learned anything. Speech all about him
"He said my life was going down the drain". And he nailed it. Maybe that's what pissed you off so much, looking out of the soiled toiled bowl that was your life, you realised he was right on the point.
As someone who has dealt with and still deals with people who talk down to me and as someone who is also the younger brother, I can relate to Riley's frustrations but the thing is, I can't imagine going as far as to resorting to gun violence or any kind of fatal violence. Pat did not deserve this and I wish the mother would also face some accountability cause buying your easily angered teenage son a gun is ridiculous!
The mom needs to be accountable for buying the gun for a 16 YR OLD!! WTF He had a lot of issues and she knew it but still went out and bought the gun! This makes me furious !!The parents are just wacked!
How can you be a parent and be afraid of confrontation? So he manipulated his weak mother who hid all of this from her husband?
What god awful parents. Lock them up too.
Racked the gun, ejecting the bullet, and then dropped the mag, thinking the chamber was clear…. Either this kids a cold blooded killer and bad liar or completely ignorant to how semi automatic firearms work.
Yeah he did that ass backwards
Both might be the case.
How does a 16 year old boy sound like a 50 something mobster from the mafia in Jersey? I legit thought I was watching an episode of The Sopranos.
Well, we can see where Riley gets his temper from.
He’s got those dead eyes. No soul behind them.
And he looks and talks like he's forty years old
It’s gone now
Parent(s) did something to that kid early on and it shows.
Riley got away with first-degree murder. He planned this out carefully and decided to concoct an accident and plead for manslaughter (which we heard him do). He hated his brother so much, was so envious and jealous, that he was willing to spend up to 15 years in jail to snuff his life off the planet. At first he lost the gamble but ended up winning big time. Out in a couple years, perhaps to murder again, at least be an ongoing danger.
The mom should be charged
A minor?... That had gunS and sold drugs
4-15 years. This guy got away with murder!!
Dude lives in a nice house in a nice neighborhood with working parents. Decides to become a drug dealing "gangster"
Textbook case of why you dont play with guns. Its a tool, not a toy.
@evil : Stopmpkaying dumb. You heard him afmit they didnt pike ea. other. How was it an accident ? lol
@@RightToFreedomGirlwhaaattttt? I'm getting a bit dizzy attempting to read that 😬
@@auzieblo dude typed that with his fuckin elbow lmfao
It's not a 'tool', it's a weapon.
@@gigibythesea1133”Instrument” would probably better describe it in most situations.
I still can't wrap my head around how people see weed as a horrible drug but think alcohol is the most normal thing in the world..
That's not the same everywhere in the world. Hailing from a country where weed is fairly normalised, hearing American prosecutors and police talk about drugs as if the person in question is some hard criminal is insane.
He may have had intent, but I don’t see how the state could have proven that beyond a reasonable doubt in this case.
Thanks for being a voice of reason and actually paying attention. 👍
@@davidlancaster8152him being out on 4 years is still a joke no matter how you slice it. You think he’s gonna come out of prison and be an honorable member of society and not continue to deal and use violence? Pffft. What a joke.
@@___Lyric___ That's entirely irrelevant to this case or how the justice system works. You'd incarcerate someone for life just on a hunch that they *might* commit crimes again later.
There wasn't any proof he intended to shoot his brother, and the first sentencing was entirely unfair.
What a mother.
I know america seems to be all about their guns and stuff but buying a child a weapon is just irresponsible
Period.
The mother should’ve told the dad. No matter how much he worked, he still should have known what was inside his home.
Who thinks that pointing a potentially loaded gun directly _at_ someone is just “fooling around” ??
A 16 year old lying ass kid
A Whole Lot of terrifyingly immature naive and ignorant kids!
Only psychopaths. Period.
It's too bad the court system doesn't feel bad for black kids doing the same shit he was doing! They get way stiffer punishments for being in possession of drugs without a murder being committed! It's unbelievable the breaks the YTs get as BLATANT criminals!!!
I’m not one to look at race and compare how crimes would have gone (crime is crime regardless of color to me and I think everyone should be held to the same exact standard regarding specific crimes) but even I couldn’t help but think if this kid was black he would have gotten more than 4 years. He absolutely should have gotten way more time than that. It’s hard to deny if he was a black drug dealing drop out kid, he’d be in there for life. Reminds me of the Brock Turner case. A white athlete with “so much potential” who “shouldn’t have his life ruined for one little mistake”, it was such a gd joke. That’s another that would have gotten the book thrown at him if he was black.
Days later, he does the inevitable.
These parents who have emotionally & mentally disturbed children but allow them access 2 weapons shud b held accountable as well.
I love how you ALWAYS pay respects to the victims before the video🙏🙏🙏
They ARE NOT victims. Furthest thing from actually. Free Palestine 🇵🇸
It's virtue signaling
Those “parents” are horrifying that poor child was amazing and tried so hard to be a good human yet they only cared about the pos they raised even in his death. Patrick may you rest in peace and know you made many proud and there are folks who stand with you and honor you
Not so much… Patrick never gave them issues and was the “favorite”
It seems absurd to me that the person most responsible for this tragedy will not bear any legal accountability. Riley's incredibly indulgent mother, who made so many unbelievably poor choices, will have to live with her son's death for the rest of her life. Unfortunately, she will no doubt blame everyone but herself. Riley's father is a perfect example of an absent father, who knew nothing about what was going on his own home and with his own children. This is American culture today.
Mom: "Riley, what the hell is up with this duffel bag full of weed and guns I found in your room?!"
Riley: "Oh, don't mind that. I'm just holding onto that for my drug dealer friend who just got charged with a gun-related felony."
Mom: "Oh, okay. As long as it's not yours..."
...And now it becomes clear why Riley was such a deadbeat f*ck up. Proper parental guidance = nonexistent.
If Riley really want to honor his brother when he gets out dude should do something positive with his life.
Kid is flashing firearms in the kitchen, mom
Knows he’s selling drugs, mom really failed.
He sounded more like he was 40 than 16.
Audio recordings can sometimes change how your voice sounds kinda like talking on the phone can I def sound a lot different on phone calls.
The parents thought that the sentence was too harsh for their minor aged son but they did not think Riley was too young to have guns and sell drugs 🧐 make that make sense.
The Mom should feel guilty for this
Be a freaking parent not a dam friend to your children