When Evil Students Realize They've Been Caught | Forensic Files

Tantrums and fights can make kids a nightmare to deal with, but what happens when they actually turn out downright
evil? That you're going to kill Seth Jackson. The plan came together in the mall two
weeks. Let's take a look at three examples of murderous children, starting with Amber
Wright, who decided to get her ex-boyfriend out of her life permanently. This is 15-year-old Amber
Wright confessing to the murder of Seth Jackson on April 17th, 2011. She appears
to be the victim of coercion, but when the truth is revealed, it becomes clear this teenager is nothing but pure evil.
Are you out of your mind, girl? You're just sitting here telling me you just planned a murder.
She and Seth, also 15, had recently begun dating. Although the two lived in separate towns, they seemed to get
pretty serious in a short space of time. But according to Seth's parents, Amber was manipulative and their relationship
was extremely toxic. Things took a nosedive when Seth accused Amber of cheating with an older boy. It's not
actually clear whether she had cheated on him with an 18-year-old named Michael Barger, but that didn't seem to matter
to Seth, who publicly slated him on his Facebook. Amber and Seth broke up, but a
couple of months after this, they still maintained contact with each other. Although the conversations were mostly
aggressive. So Michael sat down one night and suggested to Amber that they take her ex out of the picture for good.
Michael and Amber planned to murder Seth with the help of her 16-year-old brother
Kyle and friends Charlie Eli, 18, and Justin Soto, who at 20 was the oldest and should have known better.
Okay, I just need you to tell me the story. Let's start with the other night. Well, me and him were already talking on
the phone. Me and him. Okay, you and Seth. Did Seth call you or did you call Seth?
Well, he called me a couple days before that and I didn't answer. Okay. So I called him that night.
And you and Seth, and correct me if I'm wrong, okay? You two had had a relationship.
always lied. He always hurt me. He always hurt me. So he was physically abusive to you?
Yes, sir. Who all knew that? Me, Charlie, my brother. Okay, so Kyle knew about it. Did Did
Mike know about it? Possibly. Was it Was there a lot of people in the neighborhood just that ran around with
you guys that knew this? Yeah. Okay. This was a bold-faced lie. She'd actually told everyone that Seth was
abusive, but this was all just to paint herself as the victim. When Seth received a text message from Amber
asking to meet and work things out, he jumped at the chance, something Amber was able to take advantage of.
So Seth had called you a few days before. You called him back, and what day was that?
Um that was cool. Today's Tuesday. Yeah. Um I think it was Sunday night. Sunday night?
It was the night that this all happened. Okay, so you called Seth, and what did Seth say?
Well, as I recall, I was like, "Hey, Amber, you called me the other day and I didn't answer, but you wanted to make
up, so do you want to make up or like try and be friends or something cuz I'm sorry for everything." And he was like,
"Yeah, I think that'd be a good idea for the both of us cuz we're both tired of fighting with each other. We just wanted
to stop the drama cuz we were friends before we were dating." Okay. We were really close.
Okay. Okay, so you guys went down there and talked? We were talking for maybe like not even
30 minutes. Okay. And his mom, I guess, texted him and was like, "Who are you texting? I thought we
were talking." And he was like, "Mom Mom told me either right now or never. Look, I'm not in the mood to talk right
now. I'm getting out of here for now. I'll see you around." And he walks off. Okay.
And I was like, "Oh, okay, I guess." So Charlie's like, "Well, do you want to just walk back down to the house?" And I
was like, "Yeah, I guess." So we got back down to her house. We were watching TV.
And then like an hour later, Seth comes knocking on the door. Charlie answered it and was like, "What do you want?" And
he was like, "Can I just talk to Amber so we can figure things out?" But this isn't how things went down at
all, and an elaborate story is spun to try and get herself off the hook from a murder charge.
And Kyle's in the living room. What's Kyle doing? Kyle just sits there watching TV like he
always does. Okay, so he's just watching TV in the living room. Mike's in the bedroom.
Okay, and then what happens? Seth comes to the house? on the door and Charlie answered it and
she was like, "Well, what do you want?" And he was like, "I just need to talk to
Amber. Can I come in?" She let him in. He sits in the chair. Me and her sit in by each other on the
couch. And out of nowhere Kyle just gets up and hits him. Where was Kyle sitting when Seth came in
the house? There's a couch like the kitchen is when you first walk in the house and then
it's the living room. Their couch was up against this wall. Okay. And then here's another couch and then
the chair was right here. So the couch and the chair is here. Uh-huh. Seth was here.
And Kyle was like on this end. Kyle just got up out of nowhere. What did he say? Did he say anything to
Seth? No. Like I didn't know that if he like I didn't think anything was going to
happen. I mean cuz I never knew Kyle would just get out of nowhere and hit somebody like that.
What did Kyle hit him with? I don't know what he grabbed. Do you know where he grabbed it from?
It was on the floor. Okay. And like as soon as he got up and like he went towards Seth and hit him. I
looked at Charlie. I was like, "Run." We ran to her room. Went in her bathroom and shut the door.
Okay. And then we heard a door flew open and then we just Did you hear Kyle say anything to Seth?
Kyle just said, "Now get the F out of my house." Okay. That's So there was no argument before that?
Nothing like that? No. It was just got up Right now? He hit him like one time that I know of
and then he walked away and said, "Get the F out of my house." What did Seth do after Kyle hit him?
He got up. And me and Charlie took off to her room and locked our like she didn't lock her bathroom. We slammed the
door. What did he just stand up from the chair? Did he stand up and walk out the
door? He just jumped up. Okay. And by then me and Charlie took off to her room. We shut the bathroom door and
we heard another door just fly open and we just heard gunshot after gunshot after gunshot.
Seth arrived at the agreed address and found himself surrounded and in deep trouble. He was hit in the head and then
shot and yet he still managed to break free and try to escape to safety. He almost made it to the road but was
brutally gunned down before being dragged back into the house. Michael Burgo was the one who fired every single
bullet. And after maybe like five or six times of hearing it, it got quiet. And then you I hear Kyle go, "What did
you just do?" And then Michael went in the room and was like, "If you say one word of what I
did, I will have two more bodies to What into what room? With you and Charlie? He just walks in the room and was like,
"If you say anything or even come out of this room, there's going to be two extra
bodies to get rid of." So, me and Charlie were pretty much stuck in her room the whole time.
Okay. Did you hear Michael say anything to Seth? No, cuz whenever I was out there, he
Michael wasn't out there when you were out there. No, he was just in his room and when me
and Charlie How long was it before when you ran in from the living room after Kyle hit Seth
and you ran in there, how long was it before you heard shots? Not even like not even a minute.
They dumped his body into the bathtub but they weren't finished there. In order to fit his body into a sleeping
bag, they decided to break his knees with a hammer. If all this doesn't seem bad enough, they realized Seth was still
alive and so Michael shot him again. To try and cover up their heinous crime, they threw his body into a fire and
cleaned down the crime scene. Okay. Just we just laid there and we were just talking about how scared we
were. She was like, "Should I go out there?" And I was like, "Don't because what if Michael does actually do
something to you?" Okay. So, when did you guys finally come out of the room? The next morning.
Okay, about what time? We don't wake up till maybe 11:00, 12:00. Okay. And what did you do when you came out?
We just looked around and then we just messed around. What Was anything different?
Oh, it It smelled like pee and urine in the house. That's it. Do you know where the bleach came from?
No. Do you Do you spend a lot of time at Charlie's house? Yeah, like I stay the night there a
couple of nights cuz my brother lives there. Sure. Have you ever seen bleach around there
before? Mhm. I mean cuz I've cleaned the kitchen. I've rearranged the living room, but
I've never seen it. Not on top of the refrigerator. There wasn't any bleach on top of the
refrigerator. the the cereals are on top of the refrigerator, and then there's like
always dish detergent everywhere and there's food. There's never any bleach or cleaning supplies myself in the
house. Okay. So, that night you didn't know. You had no idea there was any bleach in the
house. Far as you were concerned, there hasn't been any in the house. Did you hear anybody leave the house?
Anybody have a vehicle? No one there has a vehicle. Everybody walks everywhere they go.
So, it would be unusual to have a couple gallons of bleach at that house. Yeah. I have a problem with trying to find out
where the bleach came from. I'm almost thinking I wonder if Mike went down to his grandmother's.
Well, Mike did go to his grandmother's that day. His grandmother only lives a few blocks
from us. Okay. But that night when you came So, that would it The bleach had to come from somewhere, but
it was that night the bleach had to come because when you guys got up in the morning at 11:00 or so, you smelled
bleach. Yeah, like but after the thing happened at night and then we woke up, we walked
out and we went around and we looked around and we looked to see if we could see anything or
Did you see any blood? No, everything was normal. The only thing different was the
kitchen and living room was like a very strong smell of bleach. Okay. Like they tried to clean something up.
Okay. Who Who do you mean when you say they? Like Mike. Okay. I don't know if know if anybody else was there?
No, it was just the two Did you hear anybody else come? Mhm. Did you hear anybody leave?
Did you hear a vehicle? the door open and close several times and that's it. The door of the house?
Yeah, the front door. Okay. Um are you familiar with any uh paint buckets there or was there paint
buckets? Yeah, she had paint buckets from painting her house. Okay. How big were they?
They were like this tall. Okay, so they're kind of 5-gallon buckets? Okay. Did you Where were they at?
They were in the kitchen full of paint. Okay, so they were inside of the house full of paint.
Okay, so they were know I Every time I sweep up the floor, I have to move the buckets so I can get
around them. Were they there in the morning? They were. Do you know where they went?
No. There was pretty much nothing left in the kitchen but the dishes and the dog.
Like everything that was on the floor was gone. Those paint buckets that had gone
missing were used to store Seth's ashes before they were dumped. Amber knew this
all along. She must have thought she was getting away with murder, but little did
she know her brother Kyle had confessed everything in the room next door, and it
was all caught on camera. I'm not sorry I'm sorry about it. Do you mind if I talk to her again?
No. Okay, I'm going to bring um Kyle in here with you, okay? Okay. Okay. You already lied. Okay.
So, it's this right here, and right now Amber is wearing rubber gloves to do it.
Notice how she had been put into a smaller room, and the comfortable couch is gone, replaced by a hard chair. The
detective's body language should give the game away that now she means business.
Okay. Your brother told me everything. So, you can sit there and you can continue to lie on that walk out and
treat you like a piece of garbage, or you can sit here and treat me with the respect that I treated you with.
Okay, and you can tell me the truth. That's fine. What's your choice going to be?
I'm going to tell Okay, speak up so I can hear you too. Okay? All right. So let's start at the
beginning again. Can you tell me the story and the first time that I think you're lying I'm getting up
and walking out of here and I don't care what happens to you. Do you understand me?
And I guess and Kyle sat with the thing and I flew against the counter and I went
Roach hit him with a stick too, huh? Yeah. Mhm. Don't leave nothing out cuz I'm telling
you I'm like Going towards the door now. Well, Kyle hit him first. Kyle hit him first? How many times did
Kyle hit him? As far as I know he only hit him once or twice cuz I didn't look at it. I was in
the kitchen and Charlie was like come in the room come in the room come in the room.
I walked in the room with her. I was so shaken up. I'm staring at him crying. She's trying to hold me to stop crying.
I'm about to puke on the middle. And then they got him in the house. They laid him
on the floor. And Mike shot him again. On the floor? Was he saying anything at that time?
What was Seth saying? He wasn't talking. Was he breathing? I don't know. Okay. I didn't really see him.
Once they got him out the door and they dragged him in and I went to the room cuz I didn't want to
see it. And all I heard in the room was more gun fires going off in the living room and
then I guess and then Kyle not Kyle Roach and Mike took him to the bathroom and I heard one more gun shot.
And then all I hear is Mike yelling at him just start cursing. Where's Seth's body now?
They wouldn't let me see it. They told me Mike told me that him and Kyle that he
was going to take it to the Corey in Lakeland. In Lakeland? Not Lakeland, in Gator Mountain.
Michael Bargo was found guilty of first degree murder and was given the death sentence, where he would become the
youngest inmate on death row in Florida. Amber and the other three defendants were also found guilty of first-degree
murder and all got life, but Charlie Eli has since been released after she accepted a lesser charge of
second-degree murder in 2020. Next, we look at two teens who not only broke the highway code, they completely ignored it
and needlessly put innocent lives at risk. Dangerous driving can lead to tragedy. So, what would happen if you
decided to play a game of cat and mouse with a police car? Caleb Abbott and Dylan Bingham are about to find out.
Bro, I was not resisting. You saw me as soon as you got to me, I said Resisting is running. It's It's not
Resisting is trying to [ __ ] fight back, dog. Sergeant Craig Teff was doing his
routine patrol in the area of 4th Street and Ferry Street in the city of La Crosse on August 16th, 2021, when
suddenly this night became a lot more than simple routine. Out of nowhere, a vehicle heading northbound on 4th Street
almost collides with the sergeant's car and then veers away, narrowly avoiding a
potentially dangerous driving accident. The driver just said his vehicle take off from the ants.
That traffic stop that Sergeant Teff initiated should have been the end of the matter, but the car sped off into
the distance. You might wonder why Sergeant Teff didn't begin a pursuit. The reason was for safety. Many factors
can go into determining whether to initiate or terminate a pursuit, and in this case, it appears it was too
dangerous and more harm could be done by causing the driver to speed off and take
risky maneuvers. But this did not mean the suspects were going to get away. Just around the corner on West Avenue
and La Crosse Street was Sergeant Chris Oats, who watched as the car ran a red light and continued to drive at high
speed. Again, he opted not to pursue. Caleb Abbott and Dylan Bingham must have known what they were doing as they sped
down George and Gore Street after evading police at every turn. But when Abbott took his eye off the ball, he
crashed the car into a truck, bringing this joyride to an end. Despite all this, they still did not surrender and
fled the scene. Thankfully, there had been witnesses and before long, the police had managed to capture both
suspects. What's up? You guys got to stop. 409 with two here. POLICE, STOP. STOP. GET on the ground right now.
Get on the ground. Get on the ground. No, I don't got nothing on me, officer. Okay, just get on the ground, please.
Okay, you all right? I don't Yeah, I don't got nothing, bro. I was in the passenger seat. I just got
scared as Why are you running? I was scared as hell. Chasing me. Okay. Put your hands behind your back.
I don't have nothing on me, officer. I was just scared as [ __ ] cuz he started running.
Why is he running? I have no [ __ ] clue, dog. What's your buddy's name? What buddy?
The guy in the blue. He ran off that I just know him by Notch. Notch? That's all I know him by.
You know him? Who is he? No, all I know him by is Notch or Nuch. It's just like a alias.
Whose car was that you guys were in? His car. He call He He just calls me Currency.
Okay. I was just in the passenger seat, dog. I don't even know what the [ __ ] is going
on. These teens were in a lot of trouble as they just lied to police about knowing
each other. And when Abbott realized the scope of his situation, he went into a total meltdown.
[ __ ] do anything, dog. What's going on, man? Dude. I don't want you to hurt yourself. Don't
be banging your You're on a probably [ __ ] gun though. Okay, relax. What? What? You think you can just cuz
you're pretty, I'm not going to [ __ ] So you just let the rest of it go? You can put your knee on me all you
want, but you're still going to have to tell me what's going on. Is your head okay?
No, bro. My head's not okay. I wanted to No, dude. My head's not okay, okay? Okay. Do you need medical attention?
Dylan, stop. Take a deep breath. I'm a disappointment. Take a deep breath. You're not a disappointment.
I can't get out of here, man. Blowing my [ __ ] brains out. Take a deep breath. Keep breathing.
Though that wasn't the end of their troubles, as police found a short-barreled shotgun with a pistol
grip in a duffel bag at around the same spot that Bingham was hiding and a taser
in the passenger side of the vehicle. So, it seems these dangerous drivers might have been out for something more
than just burning rubber. So, they said that there was a witness and the witness said that the red
sweatshirt, the person carrying the red sweatshirt in the duffel bag was the one
driving when they were They said that when office No, that this was all So, they said that when officers or when
when whoever he had the black duffel bag, so unless they switched while they were running, he said that it's possible
that the witness just mixed them up, yeah. So, what's going on with the shotgun,
though? Shotgun. Yeah. It's mine. Whose is it? Not in my possession, was it? Nope.
Exactly. Okay. I'm going to tell you straight up, it's not mine. I've been straightforward with
you this whole time. It's not mine. Okay. So, obviously we kind of know what's going on even though we don't know like
you're not telling us. Yeah, I get I get that, but I'm telling you it's not mine. Was it in my
possession? No, it wasn't. It was not my shotgun. Man, if both of you guys uh are
not neither one of you guys is any information He's not giving any more information
because he told me if some [ __ ] happens that he's going to take the charge cuz
it's his [ __ ] shotgun. I'm I'm telling you he's not doing that, so you both are going to end up getting
charged for everything. Okay, this is some [ __ ] [ __ ] Well, and that's and that's why we're
asking you. It is and he told me if anything happens I'm going down for that cuz it's [ __ ]
mine. So I'm not going down for that. He's not He's not taking the fall like he said he would.
Abbott was arrested and charged with fleeing an officer, resisting arrest, three counts of misdemeanor bail jumping
while Bingham was found guilty of possession of a firearm, possession of an electric weapon, resisting or
obstructing an officer, and a probation violation. I rolled up on you. Bro, I was not resisting. You saw me as
soon as you got to me I said Resisting is running. It's It's not Resisting is trying to [ __ ] fight
back, dog. I was there and I said, "All right, I'm right here." And I put my wallet and my phone on the [ __ ]
ground, dog. Talk about chasing you out through the yards. Yeah, cuz he started [ __ ] running.
What was I supposed to do? Just sit there and [ __ ] be scared, bro? It's natural [ __ ] instinct.
[ __ ] god, bro. Considering how deadly the situation could have become, the teens escaped
pretty lightly. The same can't be said for this next 12-year-old who just found out what happens when you take on a
bunch of cops. Some kids can be tough to deal with, especially when they don't get their own way, but 12-year-old
Isaiah Brown takes things to a whole new level. April 2019, Sacramento police were patrolling near a carnival that was
in town when they spotted a security guard struggling to deal with a young man who appeared to be out of control.
He was accused of panhandling items on the street and selling merchandise illegally. And when the guard
intervened, the suspect became so unruly that the police had no choice but to step in.
What? Why you want to touch me? Come here. What do you want? Woah. Turn around. Turn around.
Turn around, I said. You, okay. What is my name or arrest for? Hey, you want to help me or
What is my name or arrest for? Hey, just just relax, dude. Hold on, bud. What is my name or arrest for?
Just relax, dude. You look, if you resist, it's going to be a problem. Stop resisting and you're going to be a
problem. Just relax. my name or arrest for? When Isaiah Brown realized he was actually being arrested, all hell broke
loose. No, I'm going to have to do it. No, I'm good. Just Relax. What did he do? What did he do? What did
What did he What did he do? Relax. Relax. Relax. What did he do? His hands are Here.
Relax, dude. If you resist, you're going to be a problem. ALL RIGHT, WATCH OUT, BRO.
All right, watch out. Let me go. We're not letting you go, bud. Calm down. He's notorious for being around here,
trespassing on properties. I've been doing nothing. Hey, bud. Hey. Hey. You all right?
He was chasing me all over there. Call the police. No, you've been chasing me, bro.
You know that's a goddamn lie. What's your name, boss? Man, what what the [ __ ] That's what I'm
trying to find out. He doesn't What do you mean Yeah, you can't do this. You can't
Hey. HEY. HEY. YOU CAN'T DO THIS. OKAY, OKAY. WATCH YOUR NAME AND BADGE LET ME GO.
LET ME GO. YEAH. OKAY, WAIT WAIT WHAT'S YOUR NAME AND BADGE NUMBER, MAN? WHOA, WHOA, WHOA.
YOU'RE TOUCHING ME. HEY. YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE HEY. YEAH. YEAH, go get him. You can't do this.
You're going to have to Hey. Stop. Stop. Stop. Hey. Look. I don't care. LET ME GO.
LET ME GO. NO, YOU'RE NOT. I DID NOTHING TO YOU. I DID NOTHING to you. It doesn't matter. You got to doing this
to a little ass kid. I don't care. His parents SHOULD BE YES, LISTEN TO ME. My parents should be here. What are you
doing? What is What the [ __ ] are you doing? That's [ __ ] it. You just spat on me.
That's it. Yeah, I spat on your You heard him right. He just spat at an officer, leaving them with no choice but
to take drastic measures. Hey, HEY, HEY, HEY, WATCH OUT. WATCH OUT. DON'T be talking to him like that.
WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WATCH OUT. GET HIM OFF. hands off HIS NECK. BRO, WHAT are you doing?
Stop kicking Stop [ __ ] hands off his neck. You can't be doing that [ __ ] Get back, SIR.
YO. BACK UP. BACK UP. DON'T TOUCH ME. BACK UP. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T touch me. arrest you for what?
Don't touch me. For what? For what? For my safety. FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? WHAT CAN YOU ARREST
ME FOR? For what? What can you arrest me for? I don't care. I will tell your [ __ ] ass.
You sorry [ __ ] [ __ ] Come on. Don't Get him on the ground. [ __ ] racist ass [ __ ]
21, start Start my other unit code, please. Police brutality. You ain't got no right to be doing this
[ __ ] You ain't got no right. No rights. No rights. Come on now. Come on now. Come on now.
What are you doing? Okay. Yeah, I spat on your [ __ ] ass. You know why? Hey, hey.
You need to calm down, dude. No, I'm not going to calm down. Calm down, okay? Oh, yeah. Look.
Sir, can you get him back, please? Yeah, I'm spitting in your Yeah, I'm spitting in your face, [ __ ]
What you going to do? What you going to do? We're going to go to Juvenile now, dude.
No, I'm going to [ __ ] [ __ ] you got me [ __ ] up, bro. I didn't do [ __ ] Bro, let me the [ __ ] up.
No. He's going to spit on me. Do you have a spit mask? Yeah, I'll spit on you. I know you.
Yeah, I'll spit on you. I'll spit on your punk ass. He's spit on me like three times. Face.
I mean, in the face, so. Here you go, face, [ __ ] God, that escalated. I didn't know I
needed to go this way. All right, we need to get him in the car. So, in this case, it looks like the
officers were following their training, which states that spit hoods may be used
when it is believed a suspect may spit or even bite someone in a sensitive area.
All right, let me up, bro. I I know. Hurt right now. I can't [ __ ] breathe, bro.
Hey. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Here you go. All right, LET ME GET UP, BRO.
NO. I'M ON THE [ __ ] FLOOR. BRO, TAKE THIS BAG OFF MY HEAD. TAKE THIS BAG OFF MY HEAD.
TAKE TAKE TAKE THIS BAG OFF MY HEAD. HEY, IF I SIT YOU UP, ARE YOU GOING TO KICK ME?
TAKE this bag off my head. I cannot. You're spitting at me, bud. All right, put your legs straight,
please. BRO. YEAH, WHAT I DO? BRO. PLEASE BACK UP. THEY ARE NOT GENERALLY used on suspects
this young, but even though he's only 12, Isaiah is fighting his detention every step of the way.
I'll take this bag off my head. Back him up. Get this bag off my head. Bro, get the bag off my head.
It's not coming off. Bro, get this bag off my head. His attorney, Mark T. Harris, later
claimed Isaiah was with a group of adults and children from his neighborhood and was sent to get change
for the carnival. Harris, along with community activists, said the use of force was way over the top, but let's
face it, that kid was aggressive and did spit at the officers. What else can you
expect to happen when you put up a fight like that? But witnesses claim that the
officers put the hood on him simply to shut him up. Part of the problem was that Isaiah was born with upper
respiratory complications and had problems breathing. Although he didn't seem to have problems catching his
breath to hurl abuse towards the police. I Don't kick me. Let let I will kick your [ __ ] ass, you
know. Yeah, they really do. Jump on in there, buddy. Yeah, they really do. What are you talking about?
My mama is a lawyer. Let this Let this bag off my head. Let this bag off Let this bag off my Let this bag Let this
bag off my head. Let this bag off my head. Stop, baby. Stop. this bag off Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn
later told reporters that, "I'm grateful that our officers were willing to proactively intervene when they observed
suspicious activity and that nobody was injured during this encounter." The Brown family disagreed and a lawsuit was
filed against the Sacramento Police Department in October 2019, where they were chasing damages of $100,000 in a
case that is still ongoing as of November 2023.

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Brief Summary

Three cases of youth violence: Amber Wright's murder plot, reckless driving by teens, and Isaiah Brown's aggressive arrest.

Key points

Amber Wright's Confession. 15-year-old Amber Wright confesses to the murder of her ex-boyfriend, Seth Jackson.
The Murder Plan. Amber and her accomplices plot to murder Seth after a toxic relationship.
The Aftermath of the Murder. After killing Seth, the group attempts to cover up their crime.
The Arrest. Amber and her accomplices are arrested and face serious charges for their crimes.
Police Encounter Escalates. A young boy's aggressive behavior leads to a chaotic police encounter.
Controversial Arrest of Isaiah Brown. A 12-year-old's confrontation with police raises questions about excessive force.

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