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Vincent frequently hosted online chats and posted the transcripts on his Facebook page. In the more than 300 questions he answered from friends and strangers, he never expressed animosity to his parents. He told those chatting with him he enjoyed tennis and art, and he wanted to be a police officer.

But some of his chats oddly foreshadowed what happened in December. When someone asked him what crimes deserve the death penalty, he replied, “Ummm, make your son do chores.” And when faced with this question, “Is it possible to justify a murder?” Vincent replied simply, “Yes.”

Vincent also shared with his friends that he was gay, but as of late last summer, he had not told that to his parents. People who know him say he revealed that secret to his family near the start of the school year, and afterwards, seemed to grow more distant from his parents, especially his father. But Vincent posted nothing online that hinted anger, or violence.

http://wtkr.com/2014/05/27/norview-high-honor-student-to-plead-guilty-to-brutal-murder-of-parents/

The killer's a homosexual!? When I posted his pic, my first thought was, "He's a fag".

From the article you linked:

Autopsy reports show on Dec. 19, Vincent armed himself with eight kitchen knives, an aluminum bat and a crowbar and went upstairs to find his mother. Vincent stabbed her repeatedly in the face and neck, and beat her in the head so severely the medical examiner identified 25 separate wounds. She died on the floor near her bed.

Twenty five wounds to his mother that he was supposedly "tight" with?

Sounds like a bunch of pent up rage. I'd bet he finally told his mother he was a homosexual. I doubt it was in a heartfelt, tender, Lifetime TV moment way either. She was probably horrified to learn her son was a homosexual and that's when he went off.

He was gay...the elephant in the room.

That last paragraph is what I suspected. The California shooter also looked to have issues in that department.

I don’t know what the answer is. I don’t want any of my kids or anyone to be homosexual. I think it is a huge curse and a struggle. I am sure that having only one child and having him tell his dad that probably affected their relationship.

Vincent also shared with his friends that he was gay, but as of late last summer, he had not told that to his parents. People who know him say he revealed that secret to his family near the start of the school year, and afterwards, seemed to grow more distant from his parents, especially his father.

I wonder who molested him.

And I am serious.

Kids generally go from love (I have to keep the secret or he will kill my family) to rage (why didn't daddy protect me).