Just so you know, this show is about scary stuff. So don't say I didn't warn you guys.

And I remember, don't be scared. Oh, The Oh, Episode 43, the remake.

War baby here with another episode of Murderous Miners. The debate regarding how negatively violent content influences children has raged on for decades,

and we still are no closer to a definitive conclusion.

If there were indeed an established definitive link between content and violence, I would assume

that more would be being done to limit our kids exposure to such

content, but as I speak, we've done little.

What must we as a society think when a killer, but more specifically a young killer, points directly to a certain

film, TV show, song, or video game as a direct influence of their violent actions.

Apparently nothing.

As we head into Halloween, I bring you the first episode in the countdown to Halloween series.

Then you'll find a mini-Soad in your feed each day until the 31st.

I hope you find these cases to be of interest.

We know what this show is about, so no suspense is required regarding whether or not lives are lost.

I'm going to quote excerpts from the Killer Kids voluntary confession given to police after he was arrested.

What he has to say is unnerving and has the most impact when you hear it in his words.

Also please be aware that this episode does contain portions of the 911 call made by the killer, but I'll tell you when.

We'll start in Anetta South Texas, a tiny 1.9 square mile town tucked away in

northeast Parker County population around 520 with a median income of

just over 75,000 dollars a year at the last census.

Some homes are large, including the residents of the Evans family on River Creek Lane,

in a gated Lane, indicated community. Circular drive, wooded backyard, diving pool with

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