As his basis for wanting to commit murder, Evans ironically said that he didn’t like the negative attitudes people generally have. He also explained that his family was suffocating him and then said that he is “evil.“ The teen also admitted that ”this is really going to mess me up in the future.”

Among the details he shared during the call, Evans recounted how he convinced his 15-year-old sister to leave her room before the shooting.

“See, my sister, I told my sister that my mom needed her. She was in her room, and she came out of her room, and I, uh, I, I shot her,” he said. “She rolled down the stairs, and I shot her again. And then I went down, and I shot my mom about maybe three or four times.”

The teenager also has two other sisters who were unharmed in the incident — one who is away at college and another who lives across the street from the family home with his grandparents. His father, who also lived in the upscale home in a gated community, was away on business at the time.

MilSurpFreak wrote:Dispassionate response to the murders he just committed and more concerned about how it will affect him, i.e. nightmares and "probably messing up his future". Definite symptoms of being a sociopath. I find it hard to believe that he's never done anything violent before. Usually cases like this try their hands at administrating their violent desires to pets or any other animals in the neighborhood.

SwampGrouch wrote:

MilSurpFreak wrote:Dispassionate response to the murders he just committed and more concerned about how it will affect him, i.e. nightmares and "probably messing up his future". Definite symptoms of being a sociopath. I find it hard to believe that he's never done anything violent before. Usually cases like this try their hands at administrating their violent desires to pets or any other animals in the neighborhood.

That's probably why he was being home schooled. I suspect a fatal combination of denial and stonewalling.

MilSurpFreak wrote: Yeah, that seems like a reasonable deduction. If they had just accepted that their son had some obvious mental disabilities and had them assessed and treated professionally this disaster very well might never had occurred.