The day of my massacre shall begin. All the kids in school will run in fear and hide. You're going to die. Prepared to be shot. >> They didn't just commit murder. They filmed it. From school shootings to social media slayings, these are the killers who wanted more than [music] blood. They wanted fame. Look, let's see where I look. Look where I hit her. Look, >> her whole face went. >> This is Killers Caught on camera, where violence goes viral and justice follows every frame. >> 22 years old and I'm still a virgin. I've never even kissed a girl. You forced me to suffer all my life and now I'll make you all suffer. You denied me a happy life. You deprived me of and I will take great pleasure in denying you life. >> And we start with a teen who didn't just plan a school shooting, he filmed it. >> The day of my massacre shall begin. All the kids in school will run in fear and hide. >> You're all going to die. >> Appreciate it. >> 19-year-old Nicholas Cruz had been expelled from Marjgery Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland, Florida. His violent outbursts and disturbing behavior had finally gotten [music] him kicked out. But instead of letting go, he let the anger fester and started planning his revenge. He legally bought an AR-15, ordered ammo, and even filmed chilling videos talking about what he was [music] going to do. Then on Valentine's Day 2018, he put his plan into motion. Gun in hand, camera rolling, he walked straight back to the school that had cast him out. Hello, my name is Nick and I'm going to be the next school shooter of 2018. My goal is at least 20 people with an AR-15 and a couple trace rounds. I think I can get it done. Location is Stone Douglas in Parkland, Florida. It's going to be a big event and when you see me on the news, you all know who I am. You're all going to die. >> [laughter] >> pe. >> What came next lasted just 6 minutes, but it was pure horror. Crews shot and killed 17 people, 14 students, three staff, and wounded [music] 17 more. His rampage only ended when the gun jammed. Calmly, he dropped the [music] rifle, took off his vest, and blended into the crowd of terrified students fleeing the scene. >> Today, the day that it be all begins. The day of my massacre shall begin. All the kids in school will run in fear and hide. From the wrath of my power, they will know who I am. I hate everyone and everything. Power of my AR, you will all know who I am. I had enough of being told what to do and when to do. I had enough of being telling me that I'm an idiot and a dumbass, but in real life, you're all the dumbass. You're all stupid and brainwashed by these political government programs. You will all see, you will all know who my name is. All right. Uh, here's the plan. I'm going to go take an Uber in the afternoon before 2:40. From there, I'll go into the to school campus, walk up the stairs, unload my bag, and get my AR and shoot people down at the main is it the main courtyard. I'll wait and people will die. Oh my god. [screaming] 911. What is your emergency? >> Yes, I just got a call from Dr. I think we got 1200. Uh, make sure we get some units over here. I need to shoot down stone D. Appear to be shot fired. I'm over on the south side over by 700 building down east on homeberg after the bottom is one of the ways in the high school 17 bravo one at the west side of filament on home. >> But what he did afterward was even [music] more disturbing. He went to Walmart. Then I grabbed a drink at Subway like nothing had happened. Police arrested him shortly after in nearby Coral Springs. >> What's going on? What's going on today, bro? >> The demons, man. >> Demons. >> Voices. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Voices and demons. >> Where's the voices? >> What the Where the am I? Holy. What happened? Shut up. >> Just be quiet, man. >> Shut up. >> In court, his defense claimed he was mentally ill and grieving the loss of his adoptive mother, but the jury didn't buy it. Cruz plead guilty, dodging the death penalty, but not justice. He'll [music] spend the rest of his life behind bars, carrying the weight of 17 stolen lives. A 14-year-old's cold-blooded betrayal, murder caught on camera. Oh my god. She's killed her mom. >> She what? >> She's killed her mom. >> She killed her mom. >> Where Where's the mom? >> Mom, when I do this, she's going to kill me. >> March 19th, 2024. What began as a normal school day ended in bloodshed. Carly Greg, just 14, [music] got picked up from school by her mom, Ashley Smiley, a teacher at the same school. But Ashley had just heard something no parent wants to hear. Carly was using weed and hiding a vape. When they got home, Ashley searched her daughter's room and found the drugs. Then everything unraveled. An argument exploded. Furious, Carly stormed into her mom's bedroom, grabbed a revolver, and shot her point blank in the head. But it didn't stop there. >> [clears throat] >> That's okay. Carly picked up her dead mother's phone and calmly [music] texted her stepdad. Keith Smiley, "When will you be home, honey?" He responded, unaware he was walking into a setup. Then Carly invited a friend over, not for support, but to boast about what she'd done. She warned her not to call 911, shut off the home security cameras, and waited. >> [screaming] >> Keith walked in and found his wife's body. In shock, he barely had time to scream before Carly jumped out and fired. The bullet grazed his shoulder. As they struggled, [music] he wrestled the gun away and Carly bolted, taking her friend with her. Keith shaken and bleeding called 911. >> 911. What's the location of your emergency? 21 passing away. I don't know what happened. When someone tried to shoot me. >> Your daughter tried to shoot you? >> Yeah. She ran out there shooting at me. >> Does she still have a gun on her? >> I took it from her. She ran. >> Oh my god. She [music] killed her mom. >> She what? >> She's killed her mom. >> She killed her mom. Where's the mom? >> Mom. And when I do this, she's going to kill me. >> Where's the mom at? [screaming] sir. Sir, >> sir. >> Okay, sir. >> Where is your Where's your wife? >> She's dead on the floor of my daughter. Stepdaughter. >> Police swarmed the area. Carly had already fled, but they caught her nearby and took her into custody. Sheriff's office. [music] Don't >> open the door to god here. Hey, >> what's Hey, come outside for real quick. >> Hey, come here. Hey, where's your wife at, buddy? Where's your wife at? >> In that room. >> Sheriff's office. [music] >> [music] >> Hello. >> That's I need medical here. >> She ran into the backyard. I tried to find her. She jumped in the room. She shot me back. [music] >> It's okay. I think >> Does she still have the gun? >> It's on the kitchen counter. I think there's one live round left in it. unit has got the female subject in custody. Investigation requested she be brought here to the scene. Step out real quick. I thought what I'm going to do is I'm going to move on around to the front of you. Okay. >> I'm going to move the handcuffs around to the front of you. >> Okay. All right. All right. So, what we're going to do here is we're going to swap your hands. Okay. >> All right. Well, I asked you a bunch of questions, but obviously you fired with a pistol, correct? >> Okay. Which hand did you shoot with? >> Which hand did you shoot with? >> I don't know, baby. I can't talk to you. >> Are you okay? At just 14, Carly Greg now faces adult [music] charges for firstdegree murder, attempted murder, tampering with evidence for disabling the cameras, a teenage girl, a planned execution, a shattered family caught on the very cameras she tried to erase. Kids caught on camera the Instagram murder that exposed a gang of pre-teens. >> Bumping, bro. Like 15 20 Look, let's see where I look. Look where I hit her. Look, >> her whole face went boom. >> May 29th, 2024. 5:30 a.m. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 63-year-old Scott Habberl was biking [music] to work in the early morning light when a car swerved, slammed into him, and sped away. No, I got I pass you first. >> Hey brother, you doing okay? >> No, he ain't okay. Okay, >> I got came right bleeding pretty good out of his head. >> Okay, so you didn't see what happened though, man. You just kind of saw him. >> The bike in the road. >> We got that right there. >> Okay, so whoever did this uh and that's how I knew somebody was here cuz I was like and I hope he make it, man. >> Yeah. Guys, >> witnesses called 911. Paramedics [music] rushed in, but it was too late. Scott didn't survive. At first, police thought it was a tragic hit and run. Then they checked Instagram. >> Just bumped it, bro. popping. >> Yeah, it's popping like 15. >> Look, look where I look. Look where I hit her. >> Look. >> Her whole face went poo. >> An anonymous tip led investigators to the Instagram [music] account of 11-year-old Messiah Hayes. What did they find? Shocking. Right there. Posted publicly a video of the murder. The footage showed 13-year-old Jonathan Overbay driving, 15-year-old William Garcia in the passenger seat. Messiah Hayes filmed as they laughed and deliberately targeted Scott. But that wasn't all. The account was full of disturbing clips, vandalism, theft, even other assaults. All for likes, all online. >> Talking with Messiah right now, and he asked that we get you on the phone. >> So, right now, I called your lawyer. Maybe >> having your rights of mind. Do you want to talk to us right now? >> No. >> Well, it's good talking to you. Everything. >> Thank you, sir. Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. >> Hi, buddy. >> I'm off. All right. Can you just stand up for us? >> That pen. What? Thank you. >> That's all right. Jonathan, he has an uncle. >> Yes, it is. Okay. >> What? >> So, I I just want to make it easier because >> we're going to You're going to go with this. You're going to be able to go with us. >> Okay. Am I going to be able to hug him and love on him? Oh my god. >> So, he he has a warrant for his arrest. We got to take him downtown and he's going to get interviewed by a detective unit. >> Um, >> is he going to jail? >> Yes. Yes. >> Oh my gosh. I love you. >> I love you. >> Sorry. >> It's okay. >> I'm sorry that they're taking you to jail. And yeah, he said um somebody got hit on a bicycle and I was driving and he said somebody got hit and then they end up dying. >> All right. >> And then I guess I don't know if somebody said you were there or what. >> You need to tackle them. >> That's what they're trying to get me for. That's why you didn't see me. Why I have nothing to worry about? Cuz I wasn't there. >> The police acted fast. Within hours, all three were in custody. Garcia, 15, denied involvement. His case is still pending. Hayes, 11, detained, but too young to be formally charged yet. Over Bay, 13, arrogant until cops played the video. Then silence. Can we watch it again? >> Over Bay eventually pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to juvenile detention until he turned 21. The chilling truth. This wasn't just violence. It was a show. They didn't hide the crime. They filmed it for attention. Scott Habberl's death wasn't an accident. It was entertainment. And because of one reckless post, justice, [music] at least for some, was served. The Incel Massacre, a killer's twisted revenge against women, filmed for the world to see. >> 22 years old and I'm still a virgin. I've never even kissed a girl. You forced me to suffer all my life and now I'll make you all suffer. You denied me a happy life. You deprived me of and I will take great pleasure in denying you life. Elliot Roger, 22 years old. He called himself a supreme gentleman. But behind the smug smile, a deeply angry radicalized incel, a self-described involuntary celibate who blamed women for his loneliness, and men for their happiness. For months, he vented on YouTube, posting chilling videos full of rage, against women for rejecting him, against men for having sex, against couples for rubbing their joy in his face. >> Lot of thinking about how sad and unfair my life has been. All because girls haven't been attracted to me. Ever since I hit puberty, I've wanted girls. I've desired girls. I've been attracted to girls. But they've never shown any attraction back to me. This world, it's so twisted. It's so cruel. And you girls make it cruel. You girls have starved me of this and enjoyment and pleasure for my entire youth. You've taken 8 years away from my life. 8 years I'll never get back. This is my usual sunset spot. Mainly because there's rarely any young couples here that I would get jealous of. I am so angry right now. I was enjoying a peaceful time at this beach park. And what comes to sit in front of me? A young couple, a guy with his hot girlfriend. I mean, who do they think they are coming here, sitting in front of me to make me feel jealous? This is the reason why I hate the world. This is getting too out of hand. I can't go anywhere anymore without seeing these young couples getting jealous and, you know, having them remind me of what I'm lacking in life. >> On May 23rd, 2014, he turned his hate into horror, the killing spree. Roger called it his day of retribution. It began in his ISA Vista apartment. >> Girls are not attracted to me. There's a major problem with that. Major problem. That's a problem that I intend to rectify. I will not let this fly. It's an injustice that needs to be dealt with. Well, this is my last video. It all has to come to this. Tomorrow is the day of retribution. The day in which I will have my revenge against humanity, against all of you. He stabbed his three roommates to death. Two men, one woman, then drove to Alphi, a sorority house, opened fire on three women outside. Two died. He sped off to a deli, shooting at random. One dead. Then came the drive by shootings. Pure chaos, more blood. By the time police caught up, Roger took the coward's way out, shooting himself. The aftermath. His roommates's families sued police for failing to act on glaring warning signs, including a botched welfare check just weeks before. They won a $20 million settlement. But the damage went far beyond the victims. Roger's manifesto and videos spread like poison across incel forums, turning him into a twisted symbol. A martyr, a model, the chilling legacy. This wasn't just a killing spree. It was a targeted hate crime against women. Planned in detail, proudly filmed, and left behind like a playbook. Roger wanted the world to watch, and we did. Just not soon enough to stop