A 21-year-old was charged with murder after his mother was found dead in her Northwest Jacksonville home and her head was found in a bag a few blocks away.

Police said evidence found in a field a few blocks from the homicide scene was connected to the case. Family members say that's where the victim's head was found.

Officers said that after the slaying, Henry went to visit his father, then went to church, where people noticed scratches on his face and blood under his fingernails and called police.

"We are here for my brother no matter what," said Saterica Stewart. "We miss my mother dearly, we do.... but she's in a better place."

coyotes22 wrote: Oh, MY! [size=xx-large]What goes through some peoples heads? [/size]
Killing someone is one thing, but, how can anyone kill their own mom!!!!

skank wrote:

coyotes22 wrote: Oh, MY! [size=xx-large]What goes through some peoples heads? [/size]
Killing someone is one thing, but, how can anyone kill their own mom!!!!

Please tell me you meant to word it like that.

October 1996, Ohio; Nathan Brooks found guilty of the mutilation slaying of his parents and sentenced to two consecutive life terms.

Overview: The 18 yr. old perpetrator decapitated his father and his mother was hacked to death. Brooks told the officers he used the head in a Black mass ritual that he believed would increase his satanic powers. He said he had also planned to kill a younger brother, but the youngster was visiting a friend. See, "Satanic ritual killer sentenced to life," United Press International, October 24, 1996.

hang_loose wrote: Fab1b, GTF out of there and back to Ohio where you know most of the crazies........JK.....JK!

4cards wrote: ...guess he won't be getting nagged about cleaning up his room anymore.

Fab1b wrote: WTF? Again more crazy shit in my city!!
http://www.news4jax.com/news/23264007/detail.html

A 21-year-old was charged with murder after his mother was found dead in her Northwest Jacksonville home and her head was found in a bag a few blocks away.

Police said evidence found in a field a few blocks from the homicide scene was connected to the case. Family members say that's where the victim's head was found.

Officers said that after the slaying, Henry went to visit his father, then went to church, where people noticed scratches on his face and blood under his fingernails and called police.

The most disburing part of this to me is what his sister says:

"We are here for my brother no matter what," said Saterica Stewart. "We miss my mother dearly, we do.... but she's in a better place."

This is nuts!