Teen kills little sister with wrestling moves

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**Dreadclaw69**

SlaveToDorkness wrote:
So he really should spend the rest of his life in a facility designed to care for individuals too dumb to realize the consequences of their own actions.

He should be in Congress?

**irondad**

snurl wrote:
Was this a Steel Cage match?

im guessing you don't have kids...

**Desubot**

"The boy had been left to babysit the girl by his stepmother"

Sigh these kinds of things should never happen. (i thought it was against the law to leave minors unsupervised without some one of legal age.)

**Frazzled**

Desubot wrote:
"The boy had been left to babysit the girl by his stepmother"

Sigh these kinds of things should never happen. (i thought it was against the law to leave minors unsupervised without some one of legal age.)

Er... never had a babysitter before then I take it.

**Manchu**

Sir Pseudonymous wrote:
"An accidental death due to a wrestling move" (which this is) is second-degree murder.

No, it is not.

**Desubot**

Frazzled wrote:
Desubot wrote:
"The boy had been left to babysit the girl by his stepmother"

Sigh these kinds of things should never happen. (i thought it was against the law to leave minors unsupervised without some one of legal age.)

Er... never had a babysitter before then I take it.

Iv had them and they where at least 18 i think
then again the entirety of my past is a blur.

i just thought it was a thing, or just negligence or something like that.

**Frazzled**

Back in the day we hired grandmothers and teenaged girls. It was rare to find someone over 18 who was a babysitter.

EDIT: however we didn't have a 12 year old babysitting either. There is a maturity issue at that point-especially boys.

**daedalus**

I babysat my brother who was 10 years younger than me when I was still living at home. We would wrestle and play "violently", sparring with sticks and the like. I never once caused him any real pain that I recall, let alone injury, but I remember getting rapped across the knuckles a few times and kicked in the balls once.

I have a hard time believing this was not a sadistic, terrible thing intentionally done.

Of course, I guess I was a good deal older than my early teenage years.

**Frazzled**

Yes. My boy would have never dreamed of trying 'wrestling moves' on his younger sister. That sounds like the kid is not all there and otherwise feels vaguely "future serial killerish."

**Grimtuff**

Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:
Aye, this kid had issues. WWE now pretty much does all it can in regard with this issue, at least one, if not two side reals per episode by the highest profile stars, faces or heels telling folks not to copy the moves at home.
At some point parents have to be responsible.

My two eldest boys watch wrestling, but they also both know if I ever see them copying the moves they'll be sent to the wall for thirty minutes and banned from watching wrestling for the rest of the year, with the warning maybe you'll be able to control yourselves better a year older. They've not broken the rule yet and the oldest lad has watched it now for two years off and on.

This.

Too many people (including the OP) are jumping on the latest "ERMAGERD RERSTLING IS STOOPID FER DIS!" bandwagon (make sure to drop off the Chris Benoit ones guys. They must have been on for a while).

WWE has since released another statement.

WWE has released another statement concerning the tragic death of Viloude Louis, a five-year old girl who was killed by her brother who was mimmicking wrestling moves.

The new WWE statement reads:

“The death of Viloude Louis is a tragedy and we express our heartfelt condolences. Authorities have already charged the accused with second degree murder and determined that this was not an accidental death due to a wrestling move. The facts of this case clearly point to a lack of parental supervision and a teenager who had a history of violent behavior toward his 5-year-old stepsister. It is illogical to conclude that the repeated, brutal and ultimately fatal beating of a 5-year-old little girl by a teenager could be confused with imitation of WWE action seen on TV.”

**PrehistoricUFO**

The kid is an idiot. At 13 I knew not to beat the crap out of a 5 year old.

Unbelievable. Bullet to the head please.

**hotsauceman1**

Grimtuff wrote:
Morathi's Darkest Sin wrote:
Aye, this kid had issues. WWE now pretty much does all it can in regard with this issue, at least one, if not two side reals per episode by the highest profile stars, faces or heels telling folks not to copy the moves at home.
At some point parents have to be responsible.

My two eldest boys watch wrestling, but they also both know if I ever see them copying the moves they'll be sent to the wall for thirty minutes and banned from watching wrestling for the rest of the year, with the warning maybe you'll be able to control yourselves better a year older. They've not broken the rule yet and the oldest lad has watched it now for two years off and on.

This.

Too many people (including the OP) are jumping on the latest "ERMAGERD RERSTLING IS STOOPID FER DIS!" bandwagon (make sure to drop off the Chris Benoit ones guys. They must have been on for a while).

WWE has since released another statement.

I dont think it was wrestling that did this, I was making a joke about it. I do hate wrestling but for totally different reason(I prefer boxing myself). But I will say it lead to inspiration for that at, it just isnt the sole or primary cause.

Automatically Appended Next Post:
Wait, Step sister?
I wonder if his mother remarrying had anything to do with the anger.

**Void__Dragon**

"The detective said the boy told him that he knew the wrestling moves on TV were fake, but he was smiling and appeared to enjoy talking about them."

This taking place after he killed the five year old girl.

He's strangely happy for a kid who just killed his little sister.

**Frazzled**

Yep serial killer

**Shadowbrand**

Blame the parents.

**cerbrus2**

I have to be honest here, this isn't a little kid. this is a 13 year old. At 13 I knew the consequences of Violent action. I also knew that WWE was in fact Scripted and the wrestlers nothing more than very bulky Acrobatic Stunt men. If this was a 6-7 year old boy that DDT'ed His little sister I could give warrent to the accusation that the kid was in fact performing moves he had seen on TV. But a Teenage boy.......

At 13 years of age you would of already had your share of fights at school and such. Its the age most teenage boys begin there placement in the Social ladder if you like.

**Sir Samuel Buca**

Well, he sounds like a well adjusted young man. As much as I'd say the kid's nuts though, to kill another child at 13 lies in bad parenting.

**Kovnik Obama**

Shadowbrand wrote:
Blame the parents.

It's sad how often people do this.

Even here, someone was able to turn ''leaving a 5 years old child with his teen brother'' into neglect. Both my sisters and me babysat from 10-11 years on. I did so until I was 15, and stopped only because I was stupid enough to trade that job for a paper route. Worst career decision evar.

Of course, it is entirely possible that the parents are somehow to blame for this situation. They allowed him to watch a gakky 'sport' like wrestling after all. It's just not something any of us can judge with the little information we have.

**Necroshea**

Kovnik Obama wrote:
Shadowbrand wrote:
Blame the parents.

It's sad how often people do this.

Even here, someone was able to turn ''leaving a 5 years old child with his teen brother'' into neglect. Both my sisters and me babysat from 10-11 years on. I did so until I was 15, and stopped only because I was stupid enough to trade that job for a paper route. Worst career decision evar.

Of course, it is entirely possible that the parents are somehow to blame for this situation. They allowed him to watch a gakky 'sport' like wrestling after all. It's just not something any of us can judge with the little information we have.

From what I'm seeing the accused has a history of violence towards his step sister. So with this in mind, the parents still let him watch her? Yeah, there's definitely some blame in there for the parents.

**timetowaste85**

Kovnik Obama wrote:
Shadowbrand wrote:
Blame the parents.

It's sad how often people do this.

Even here, someone was able to turn ''leaving a 5 years old child with his teen brother'' into neglect. Both my sisters and me babysat from 10-11 years on. I did so until I was 15, and stopped only because I was stupid enough to trade that job for a paper route. Worst career decision evar.

Of course, it is entirely possible that the parents are somehow to blame for this situation. They allowed him to watch a gakky 'sport' like wrestling after all. It's just not something any of us can judge with the little information we have.

If the second statement from the WWE is correct, and he does have a history of violence towards her, then it is partially the parents fault. That said, the boy should, by now, understand how those actions were 100% unacceptable, and if he doesn't know, it's the parents fault for not properly teaching him. And if he doesn't know better because of his mental faculties (serial killer or mentally unstable/both), the parents were at fault for leaving him to take care of her. So actually, yes, it is the parents fault that this happened. Either they didn't raise him properly, ignored the fact that he "wasn't quite right" or ignored that he acted violently towards her in the past. Total parental screw-up. Such a pity this girl suffered for that.

**poppa G**

Damn shame, heart goes out to the family.
Pure negligence...

**Kovnik Obama**

Necroshea wrote:
From what I'm seeing the accused has a history of violence towards his step sister. So with this in mind, the parents still let him watch her? Yeah, there's definitely some blame in there for the parents.

Ah! Didn't see the new post. You are right, major parental screw-up.