A 32-year-old man in Pennsylvania, identified as Justin Mohn, decapitated his 68-year-old father, Michael, who was a federal government employee.
Subsequently, in a politically charged YouTube video lasting 14 minutes, Mohn held up his father’s severed head at their residence in Middleton Township.
In the video, which remained on YouTube for six hours, Mohn criticized the Biden administration, attributing perceived issues related to ‘woke mobs’ and migrants, asserting that they were causing harm to the United States and necessitated a change.
The disturbing video depicted Mohn displaying his father’s head enclosed in a bloodied plastic bag.
YouTube Clip Hastens Arrest of Justin Mohn
Following the dissemination of the YouTube video, Justin Mohn was promptly arrested, as the content provided evidence of his involvement in the gruesome murder of his father.
Mohn, believed to be the youngest son in the family, was taken into custody. Law enforcement authorities have characterized him as a person of interest at this stage, refraining from labeling him as a suspect.
In the 14-minute video, Mohn explicitly states, “This is the head of Mike Mohn, a federal employee of over 20 years and my father.
He is now in hell for eternity as a traitor to his country.” This statement was made in what appeared to be a bedroom setting.
Within the video, Mohn identifies himself as the “Commander” of America’s national network of Militia, referring to it as Mohn’s Militia.
Notably, this is also the title of his YouTube channel, which, as of Tuesday night, had 15 subscribers and featured eight videos.
Assassination Bounty: Mohn’s $1M Offer
In addition, Mohn declared an offer of a $1 million reward for individuals capable of carrying out the assassination of notable figures, which included FBI Director Christopher Wray, Attorney General Merrick Garland, and former Attorney General Bill Barr.
Following this, Mohn was apprehended after 9 pm ET on Tuesday, approximately two hours away from his residence in Fort Indiana Gap, Pennsylvania.
Authorities verified that the victim had indeed been beheaded, and the unsettling YouTube video was recognized as a component of the ongoing investigative process.
The property located on Upper Orchard Drive is listed under the ownership of Michael and Denise Mohn.
The video accumulated more than 5,000 views before being removed by YouTube due to violations of the platform’s policy concerning violent and graphic content.
Bartorilla refrained from providing details on the specific contents of the video or the findings at the crime scene situated on the 100 block of Upper Orchard Drive. Nevertheless, he did affirm that investigators had viewed the video.