17 year old beats his parents to death, parties.

[Hammock Parties]

Also, facebook fall out.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tyler-Hadley/139630656118899

http://www.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/07/18/florida.parents.killed/index.html?hpt=hp_p1&iref=NS1


(CNN) -- A Florida teen bludgeoned his parents to death with a hammer, stashed their bodies in a bedroom, then hosted dozens of people for a house party, police said Monday.

Tyler Hadley, 17, is in police custody, booked just before 5 p.m. Monday on two counts of second-degree murder with a weapon, according to the St. Lucie County Sheriff's website. Port St. Lucie Police spokesman Tom Nichols told reporters earlier that the teenage boy, who will be tried as an adult, was denied bond.

Around 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Port St. Lucie Police Capt. Don Kryak said Hadley posted an invitation on Facebook, inviting friends to a party at his house.
Sometime after that, police said he used a 22-inch framing hammer to fatally beat his parents -- Blake and Mary-Jo Hadley -- in the head and torso outside their master bedroom door of their Port St. Lucie home. He then dragged them inside the room and used "books, files, towels, anything that he could find inside the home to cover the bodies," Nichols said.

Then the teenager proceeded to party.

Between 40 and 60 people turned up sometime after 9 p.m., according to police. Nichols said that "during the party and after the party, there was a rumor that perhaps Tyler had killed his parents." But, while saying police wanted to talk to more partygoers, he did not indicate if anyone else saw the dead couple's bodies locked in the master bedroom.

Police became involved after getting an anonymous tip, which led them to conduct a welfare check at the house around 4:20 a.m. Sunday.

Kryak said Tyler Hadley appeared "nervous" when law enforcement officers arrived, telling them his parents were out of town. They eventually found the alleged murder weapon lying between his parents' bodies.

"The crime scene was certainly a merciless killing," the police captain said. "It was brutal."

Autopsies are being conducted on Blake and Mary-Jo Hadley, though police repeated that they believe both died from "blunt force trauma."

Tyler Hadley had dropped out of St. Lucie Centennial West High School and later took classes at Indian River State College, Kryak said.

Nichols said police do not know why the teen, who has made "no incriminating statements," may have killed his parents. There are no plans to charge anyone else in connection with the pair's deaths.

"I've known Mary-Jo since she was in high school in Fort Lauderdale," Charlene Moses, a family friend, told CNN-affiliate WPTV. "They are a nice family. The kids are always nice."

[blaise]

He had to fight for his right to party.

[Los Pollos Hermanos]

I think there are more degenerates in Florida then the other 49 states combined.

[Hammock Parties]

He had to fight for his right to party.

They played MC Hammer at the party.

[Amnorix]

Second degree murder? WTF? How is this not premeditated?

[Spott]

Weekend at Bernies II.

[LiveSteam]

I'm guessing it was it a big Crack party

[MIAdragon]

Its the suns fault, it gets to you after a bit.

[notorious]

Second degree murder? WTF? How is this not premeditated?

This.

[Hydrae]

Second degree murder? WTF? How is this not premeditated?

That was my first thought as well.

[Los Pollos Hermanos]

Jose Baez is available now.

[Hammock Parties]

While is not clear what the motive for the alleged killing was, a resident told WSVN News he had heard Hadley's parents had refused to let the teen have a party.

Similarly one of the teens attending the party said to WOKV that the 17-year-old killed his parents because they 'wouldn't let him throw a party.'

The teen had dropped out of his high school and the family was being sued for $15,000 after Hadley hit and injured a child while driving a car registered to his father in June 2010, according to court documents.

Hadley has been arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder.

[KCUnited]

I like his chances in FL.

[Spott]

I think there are more degenerates in Florida then the other 49 states combined.

It's like Independence with a beach.

[Red Beans]

There is something very, very, wrong here...

On a lighter note, I wonder if they all got hammered at the party?

[Hammock Parties]

your fault lebron

[tooge]

they were listening to Michael Jacksons "Beat it" and smoking blunts

[Deberg_1990]

Similarly one of the teens attending the party said to WOKV that the 17-year-old killed his parents because they 'wouldn't let him throw a party.'




That may have sent him over the edge, but there were obviously alot of very serious relationship problems brewing for years most likely.

[RockChalk]

Jesus people. A lovely married couple died here and all you can do is make jokes /WhiteKnight

[4th and Long]

Bang! Bang! Maxwell's silver hammer came down upon their heads.

Bang! Bang! Maxwell's silver hammer made sure that they were dead.

[Spott]

Partygoers were under the assumption that Tyler's parents were merely "planking" and weren't actually dead.

[alpha_omega]

Wow...something is seriously wrong in this country.

[Bwana]

This reads like one of Rain mans gladiator rounds.

Punk Kid:

Big Hammer

No backup weapon.

Time to plan: All day


Parents: Bed sheets

No backup weapon

Time to plan N/A

Factor 1: Parents are sleeping.

Factor 2: The kid is a complete drag on society.

[4th and Long]

This reads like one of Rain mans gladiator rounds.

Punk Kid:

Big Hammer

No backup weapon.

Time to plan: All day


Parents: Bed sheets

No backup weapon

Time to plan N/A

Factor 1: Parents are sleeping.

Factor 2: The kid is a complete drag on society.
What? No special factors?

[RockChalk]

Wow...something is seriously wrong in this country.

I know how this story ends. Kid gets released at 35. Murders a few more people. Florida Justice System: "He completed his sentence. We considered him to be rehabilitated. Nobody could have predicted he would do something like this again."

[Amnorix]

Wow...something is seriously wrong in this country.

I was reading just hte other day that violent crimes are 50% of what they were in 1980. The issue is that all these stories spread like wildfire on the internet, so you're READING about more of these things than we used to.

Murders and such used to be local stories, so unless it was a Ted Bundy, or something, you wouldn't even hear about this outside of Florida. Your local news would talk about whatever happened locally for 10 minutes, and 5 minutes for national/international stuff, and then sports/weather. Walter Cronkite wasn't going to discuss this either.

[threebag]

The party was smashing.

[Frazod]

Well, it seems they were properly punished for their failed contribution to the gene pool.

[loochy]

Second degree murder? WTF? How is this not premeditated?

You didn't pay much attention to the last Florida murder debacle, did you? Apparently murdering family members is OK in Florida.

[Predarat]

I wonder of the murdering bitch casey anthony was at the party?

[Skyy God]

I think there are more degenerates in Florida then the other 49 states combined.

Did this crazy news story come from Florida or Ohio? Come play the game that's sweeping the nation.

[gblowfish]

It's like Independence with a beach.

Watch it, bub....

[Brock]

They probably complained that he was taking a shower while they were making dinner.

[4th and Long]

Watch it, bub....
LMAO

Easy, George. He's only kidding. Heck, there wasn't even any mention of Meth in the story. :D

[Rain Man]

"I've known Mary-Jo since she was in high school in Fort Lauderdale," Charlene Moses, a family friend, told CNN-affiliate WPTV. "They are a nice family. The kids are always nice."


Well, not always.

[jspchief]

"I've known Mary-Jo since she was in high school in Fort Lauderdale," Charlene Moses, a family friend, told CNN-affiliate WPTV. "They are a nice family. The kids are always nice." Not always.

The latest on this story is the kid was a Dolphins fan, and simply had nothing better to do due to the lockout.

[Trevo_410]

http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/268524_207140846000304_100001131704873_517517_437576_n.jpg

[kstater]

Thanks to the retarded casey anthony jury, prosecutors are gona need video tapes to charge 1st degree.

[SDChiefs]

There is something very, very, wrong here...

On a lighter note, I wonder if they all got hammered at the party?

I see what you did there.

[Red Beans]

You like that word play huh? Yeah I'm pretty sharp...

[Crush]

House Party 5?

[Saul Good]

You like that word play huh? Yeah I'm pretty sharp...

Yep. You're sharp as a tack (hammer).

[KurtCobain]

So this is where Casey Anthony went when she got released.

But seriously,

WTf is going on in Florida? You have to kill people just to go out and party now. Jeesh.

[KurtCobain]

This weird guy I knew in highschool tried to pay someone to kill his parents. He wanted their money and to turn their house into a party house. Told him it sounded like a bad idea.

Didn't go well, he got charged with attempted murder. Then for some reason, his parents posted up 50+k to bond him out, then talked prosecutors into a plea deal with 2 years probation and a GED requirement. Fucking crazy.

[Red Beans]

Yep. You're sharp as a tack (hammer).

Sharp as a marble baby...

[Red Beans]

This weird guy I knew in highschool tried to pay someone to kill his parents. He wanted their money and to turn their house into a party house. Told him it sounded like a bad idea.

Didn't go well, he got charged with attempted murder. Then for some reason, his parents posted up 50+k to bond him out, then talked prosecutors into a plea deal with 2 years probation and a GED requirement. ****ing crazy.

Those are some forgiving, albeit fucking insane, parents...

[headsnap]

I was reading just hte other day that violent crimes are 50% of what they were in 1980. The issue is that all these stories spread like wildfire on the internet, so you're READING about more of these things than we used to.

Murders and such used to be local stories, so unless it was a Ted Bundy, or something, you wouldn't even hear about this outside of Florida. Your local news would talk about whatever happened locally for 10 minutes, and 5 minutes for national/international stuff, and then sports/weather. Walter Cronkite wasn't going to discuss this either.


This!

.

[-King-]

Friend: Hey, what do you have planned for your party?

Tyler: Dunno, still hammering out the details.

[KC native]

never would have though this song would be relevant to anything on CP but

Elderly pair beaten with hammer
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