Posted on 01/28/2020 10:25:15 AM PST by Red Badger
A 9-year-old Florida boy who allegedly stabbed his 5-year-old sister — telling her, “Die, die” — will be charged with attempted first-degree murder, according to new reports.
The Ocala boy, whose name was not released because of his age, was playing in his room with his sister Monday afternoon when their mom slipped outside to check the mail, WKMG-TV reported.
When the mother returned, she found her son stabbing his sister repeatedly with a kitchen knife, the outlet reported.
She grabbed the knife from her son, who fled into a maintenance shed, and then picked up her daughter and called 911, authorities said. The girl was reported alert and responsive after the attack.
The boy told authorities that the thought of killing his sister “had entered his head two days earlier” and wouldn’t go away, according to an arrest report obtained by FOX 35.
He told cops he grabbed a knife from the kitchen, entered the bedroom, grabbed his sister by the neck while she was bent over and began attacking her, the station reported.
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An up-and-coming democrat voter!
yikes
Future Florida Man.
Prediction...”On the spectrum” drug-addled perp.
It was German
“Die, Bart,die!”
telling her, “Die, die”...
I was supposed to babysit for him this Friday night.
I cancelled!
Those crazy Amish.
Well, not drug-addled at the age of nine, even in Florida...
I’m thinking undiagnosed psychosis.
Un registered knife? We need an effective Knife control law. All kitchen knives have to be registered, red flag laws have to be passed.
People are drugged from birth.
“It’s fun to do bad things.”
A school shooter in the making.
“no one who speaks German could be an evil man”
Not talking illegal drugs, talking about this.
We will find that the kid is on adult level doses of psych meds.
Probably a future tranny. Must have been angry that he hadn’t been born a girl.
Unfortunately, even 9 year olds can be mentally ill or brain damaged. Or possessed. (I’m not kidding). Hearing voices is a sign of any of the above. I’m wondering what the boy is exposed to on t.v. or on line. It is unconscionable to me, but many parents do not monitor or censor what their young children watch on t.v. I’m thankful cell phones were not available when my children were growing up. Home computers were just starting to become popular. My children would ask me if they could watch certain popular movies, which were not suitable for children, and I would not allow them to watch them. “Why not?, they would plead. “We hear the same language at school!” To which I would reply, “There’s nothing I can do about that, but you’re not going to hear that language here in our home.” That usually ended it, without any more arguments.
Future “Florida Man”
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