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Justin Mohn is now charged with murder.
A 32-year-old man from Pennsylvania has been arrested after allegedly beheading his father and posting a graphic video on YouTube. The disturbing video, which included a politically charged rant, circulated for hours before being taken down. Justin Mohn is now facing charges of first-degree murder, abuse of a corpse, and possessing an instrument of crime with intent.
According to CNN, Justin Mohn’s mother, Denice, called the police after discovering her husband’s headless body in their home. She reported that her son and her husband’s car were missing. When officers arrived at the scene, they found the victim’s body in the bathroom and discovered a machete and a large kitchen knife in the bathtub. The victim’s head was found in a plastic bag inside a cooking pot in a bedroom on the first floor. Bloody rubber gloves were also discovered in different locations within the house.
Justin Mohn, in his 32, had posted a video on YouTube where he identified himself and held up what appeared to be a bloodied head in a clear plastic bag. In the now-deleted video, he made derogatory remarks about US President Joe Biden, criticized the Black Lives Matter Movement, and targeted the LGBTQ community. He called for attacks against federal workers, journalists, and federal law enforcement.
YouTube has strict policies against graphic violence and violent extremism and removed the video for violating these policies. A YouTube spokesperson confirmed that Justin Mohn’s channel was terminated, and they are actively monitoring for any re-uploads of the video.
Justin Mohn was apprehended in Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, more than 100 miles from his home. He was armed but did not resist arrest. He appeared in court via video and was ordered to be held without bond. His next hearing is scheduled for February 8.
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