All right, all right, all right. Shout out Corey, man. Corey says, "Please no more videos with white people. They are so boring watch get arrested." Yesterday we posted a video woman arrest woman airport argument turns into a bigger problem. She was crashing out and all that type of stuff whatever and you know, I guess people felt like it was a boring or whatever. But listen, there's plenty of body cam channels out there that will only cover black people crashing out. This is not one of them though. This is not one of them, Corey. I'm sorry. It is what it is, okay? We're going to cover all types of races. So black, white, Asian, whatever, Indian, don't give a crap. You know what I mean? So but there are other content creators out there that only cover black people body cam videos. So you might want to check out their content. All right, so anyway so just wanted to address that real quick. Today's body cam we got mom calls 911 because she can't kill her son fast enough. All right, let's get into it. Let's see what they talking about. >> My son won't stop breathing. >> He won't stop breathing? >> Right. >> On February 21st, 2025, a mother in Holland, Michigan makes a chilling call requesting help for her teenage son. But the bizarre plea is actually the final stage of a plan that's been unfolding for hours. >> Like is he like breathing too fast? I don't >> We were going to leave yesterday and it got way out of hand and I couldn't get him to stop breathing. Like he made me promise to do >> Okay, so is he asking to like kill him? I just don't understand. >> Yeah, that's what I've been doing for a while and I can't get him to stop breathing. >> How old is your son? >> He is going to be 18 tomorrow, but he didn't want to turn 18. >> Are there any weapons in the home? >> I have I used a knife. >> Did you cut him? >> He got out of hand. >> Okay, what happened? >> It was supposed to just be me and the end and he was just going to go to sleep and it didn't work. He he kept telling me not to let him go to the hospital. >> Okay, where is the knife now? >> It's sitting in the room. >> With him or with you? >> With him. >> Okay. I want you just to leave it where it's at, okay? >> The woman, 39-year-old Katie Austin Lee, says she and her son Austin Packard have purposely taken a lot of medicine. She claims he's not awake, but is still breathing and what she says next adds another troubling layer. >> We don't want to be here anymore. We're done. >> I just I need I need >> It wasn't out of out of hatred, it was out of love. >> Okay. >> The world is not going to be okay for him. >> When you last saw your son, how many cuts did he have on him? >> It was only supposed to be one. >> Okay, it was supposed to be one, but how many are there? >> So, there's three. >> Okay, where did you cut him? >> On the arteries. >> On where? >> On his throat. And his arm. >> Both arms? >> Just one. He didn't feel anything. >> Did he pass out before you cut him? >> Yes. >> Okay, was that due to the medications? >> Yes. >> The dispatcher has police en route, but Katie's words push the already urgent situation into a critical direction. >> Okay, and he's but he's still breathing. >> love him. >> Okay, no, hang on, Katie. I I got a couple more questions. >> I knew you were going to not going to see them. >> Well, Katie, we're going to talk Oh, you need to puke? >> The police are outside of here. >> Okay, yep, I >> Wow. So, this kind of reminds me it's a little bit different, but it reminds me of that one lady that's on trial and and they can't come to a a conclusion about um the I forget the lady's name, but she she um killed her kids and stuff like that, you know, I'm sure you guys know who I'm talking about. She went viral, whatever. Um but cuz they're trying to say she's crazy or whatnot, whatever, and now we're seeing a pattern of that happening with other uh females and stuff like that offing their kids and everything, whatever, trying to play crazy. But imagine getting through the hard parts. Those of you that have children, I do not have children, okay? But those of you that have children, I would assume it gets easier as they get older, right? The hard part, you know, your newborn, completely dependent upon you, right, to do everything for them, right? And then as they get older, they get a little bit more freedoms, they right, because they are able to do things, right? They're able to, you know, eventually cook their own meal and wash themselves and whatever, go to work, go to school, right? You There's a little bit less that you have to do for them. They're not 100% dependent upon you. So, this child is 18 years old, right? About to be an adult or is an adult, whatever the case may be. You make it through pretty much the hard part. They're about to go into adulthood, and this is when you you you you do all of this. I mean, you shouldn't do this stuff in general, but it's like if somebody were to do it, you would think that they would do it when things is really hard, when they're younger and they how are they able to manage this, you know, this newborn or this young one that is so dependent upon them? But, this is a grown boy. Like, they're they're not wrapped too tight, man. Hey, listen, Corey, I hope this isn't boring. I I hope this isn't boring, but if it is, uh like I said, there's other content creators that only cover black people um doing crimes. You know what I'm saying? I But, I hope this isn't boring for you, though. >> Want you to keep your phone only your phone in your hand, Katie. Nothing else. Katie. >> DROP IT. DROP IT. >> DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. DROP THE KNIFE. PLEASE, JUST LISTEN TO ME. All you I need YOU TO JUST DROP THE KNIFE. I PLEASE, for the LOVE OF GOD. No good. No good. >> Uh-uh. >> Ma'am, please. There you go. There you go. Thank >> No effect? >> Thank you so much. Please, just come out to the hallway. >> As officers attempted to diffuse the encounter, Katie makes a desperate move. >> Come on. MA'AM, STOP. STOP. >> OH, GOT HER TO GET UP. >> MA'AM, DO NOT MOVE. >> DO NOT MOVE YOUR FEET. >> DO NOT MOVE. YOU'RE going to get tased again, okay? You're fine, okay? >> I can't. >> Do not move. >> Checking the status of the boy inside the apartment. >> CALL OUT. HELP, POLICE. CALL OUT. HELP, POLICE. YOU GUYS GOOD DOWN THERE? You up? Keep her on her stomach. There you go. Put your hands on the small of your back, okay? Put your hands behind your back. Is all the blood on you from your son? I'm going to sit you up, okay? Can you put your legs straight? >> As one officer keeps an eye on Katie, the others find Austin deceased in his bed and covered in blood. Beside him lie cryptic notes that will soon shed light on his mother's apparent spiral. >> I really need to see what it is. He didn't feel any pain, guys. Just so let you know. >> Katie says she took several pills, including Suboxone, a medication used to treat opioid use disorder. She's taken for evaluation while officers are left stunned by the discovery of Austin and the haunting messages left near his lifeless body. >> It's written in blood on the wall above his head, "Why?" >> Like the question, "Why?" >> Mhm. >> Did I even see that? I was I saw that there was like there's something written about Trump and something else in like a colorful thing and then there was a notepad on the bed. >> At the hospital, Katie is Mirandized and begins to detail how the afternoon ended in horror and the pact she says she made between her and her son. >> WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT'S HAPPENING in the world today. I know it's going to be and I wrote some of it in that letter. >> When did you start talking about this? >> Did Did Well, we've talked about it forever. >> What What is forever? Years, months? >> We always said when the end time comes. Well, I don't plan to. That's what I mean by forever. Just joking around, I guess. >> Okay. >> Yes. Want to Wait. And why I think I'm going to get it to happen. It's 2023. >> Are you referring to the cuts? Three cuts. >> Katie says she and Austin haven't left the house in 5 years. She claims he never made friends and didn't want to live to see his 18th birthday. She then decided to take matters into her own hands. >> So, I So, pretty much Wait, when did this take place I don't know when this took place but five years yeah you see some not right you know cuz that's all about that's all a part of growing up and being a kid and stuff like that you got to interact with people man that's why I be a little funny and and hey to each their own you know you want to home home school your child and all that stuff you know whatever but I I I feel like that's all a part of growing up you know going to school and meeting friends at school and getting into kids stuff you know what I mean and and and stuff like that or whatever playing the sports and everything you know that's a part of being a kid and not leaving a house for five years like what you talking about that don't even make no sense that don't even make no sense you know that those are the kids that be the outcast you know and stuff like that that's a whole that's all a part about being a kid you know what I mean you you might go through different phases you know kids can be kids can be a little rough you know what I mean bullying stuff like that or whatever that happens as a kid you know but you know it's just I feel like you know strong minded kids they they get out of it and you know they glow up and they get a little swag or whatever they you know it's like it's all a part of life and I'm not saying you kids should be bullying other kids but it is a part of you know what I'm saying you know what I'm saying okay but man just keeping your kid locked in the house with you where is his dad or something like you know where is his dad where's his other family members like they they're not concerned they're not worried about this you guys haven't left in five years he hasn't interacted in school with in five years just through a computer screen we seen what covid did. A lot of these kids their brains is fried because of COVID, you know what I'm saying? Not necessarily because of the vaccine, but because they were learning through a computer screen, you know? And pretty much you get the lessons and stuff like that, but it don't hit the same as like going to school and interacting with a real with the teacher in person, you know, maybe if you need extra help or whatever, stuff like that. You know, these COVID hurt a lot of kids, you know, as far as educational wise, you know? >> I think you said it wasn't supposed to happen the way that it did. Can you Can you Can you tell me what was supposed to >> go to sleep and I kept waking up like like this and he would just go out, but he was fighting back. You know how messed up this sounds. I know it. I never saw >> Oh, okay. So, now we're looking looking to top right. Okay, so it's 2025. So, yeah, since COVID, pretty much after COVID when COVID had They said they haven't left the house in 5 years. So, COVID was in 2020. That That kind of lines up, you know? COVID happened and he never went back to school after that or whatever. And like I said, COVID hurt a lot of kids, you know? Because now you got parents pretty much being teachers, and they're not teachers. They're parents. You know what I mean? Like they're You know, it's just different. It's different, you know? Because they're they're not at school really learning how they supposed to be learning. Damn, man. >> But I think the one on the television video I watched them. But they all think they're not going to be out of it until they are. >> As detectives press Katie for an explanation, her reasoning takes an unsettling turn towards fears of societal collapse. >> He's burning H, he's I don't want him to become something we recognize or our past tracked at least World War III is solved. >> Detectives asked Kadey to detail how Austin consumed the medications. She says it began the day before when she crushed several pills including Gabapentin, an anticonvulsant that can cause severe drowsiness. She then mixed them into water for Austin to drink. Kadey admits that she herself did not take any pills until right before she made the 911 call. >> And did he know what he was drinking? >> Yeah. >> Did Did he understand the intent of what was going on? What was the discussion like around that? >> Um I can't remember the first thing that started it. I was I think there was a TikTok video. >> Okay. >> I showed him it and I was telling him about it. Who and and uh Trump and Putin kind of being on the same terms type >> Okay. >> instead of our allies and everything. I mean, I just was a conversation from that. >> What else did he take? >> Everything. >> Everything? >> That's why I needed you guys to shoot me cuz he took so much that there wasn't going to be enough for me. >> Okay. Okay. >> And I wanted you guys to make sure to finish the job. >> Kadey says that eventually she grabbed multiple knives and began searching online for instructions on how to do the unthinkable. >> I looked up videos how to do that on the net. >> Okay. >> on the net minute. It went really quickly. >> Detectives question Kadey about a journal they found filled with writings focused on existential anxiety and her concerns about the coming years. They also confront her about the disturbing lettering marked on the wall above Austin's bed. >> I have seen both Trump and RFK Jr. talking about it, you know, about sending mentally ill to wellness camps. >> And you were concerned? >> Wouldn't you be? >> Yeah, I'm just, okay. There was a some writing >> Yeah, this is Listen, this is why you don't really talk about politics, religion, all of that stuff. Like it's like, oh boy. People get up in arms about things like that. I mean, like really. But whatever is going on in politics does it really affect your day-to-day life? Just think about it for a second. I you know, I just just hear me out, okay? Hear me out. All right. Who Trump is friends with or whoever Obama's friends with, Joe Biden, whatever. Does it really affect your day-to-day life? Like now, yes, I understand things can be expensive or, you know, cheap, you know, things like that. They they those things fluctuate, right? Depending on what's going on in the world and stuff like that. But I'm saying because of whatever they got going on, is that bad enough for you to really be worried about and not want to want to unalive yourself or something? You know what I mean? That's why the cop said "Okay, and that that worried you?" And then her response is "Wouldn't it Wouldn't it for you?" I mean, um yeah. No, NOT REALLY. LIKE, YOU KNOW, [screaming] IT'S JUST LIKE COME ON, MAN. It's not that deep for you want to unalive yourself. Like it's really not, man. You just ain't you weak-minded, man. >> and blood. What was that about? >> So, what? >> What was it? >> Why? >> Okay. And did he write that or >> No. >> You wrote that? What was the meaning behind that? >> Why did Why did I do this? I made such a good complete whack job. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, you do. Yeah, you do. Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs, boy. >> Everything I'm saying you feel like you should know. I don't know how to tell a person. You know I look like a monster. >> Police records say that 17-year-old Austin was found covered in dried clotted blood, leading investigators to believe that he'd been deceased for an extended amount of time. His obituary features a photo of him as a little boy. Counter to Kade's claims, his family described him as a patient, gentle, kind-hearted soul with a love for fishing with his dad, roller coasters, and video games. According to court documents, as part of a plea deal, Kade Austin Lee pled guilty to the second-degree murder and torture of her son, Austin Dean Picard. She also pled guilty to a charge of assaulting, resisting arrest, or obstruction of a police officer. She was sentenced to 60 to 90 years in prison. During her sentencing hearing, Kade addressed the court about Austin, saying, "Quote, I love him with all that I am. It's endless, and my heart is broken." Watch our full >> Yeah, that's this this is a complete whack job, man. You off your kid like this this is nuts, man. Completely insane. Like I said, this one Corey, I hope I hope this didn't bore you, man. You know. >> [laughter] >> Really, I hope from the bottom of my heart that this didn't bore you. And if it did there's other reactors that you can go watch, man. But anyways, yeah, this lady is a a whack job. Man, yo, wow. She offered kid based off of things that are pretty much out of your out of our control. You have to control the controllables. You know, don't worry about things that you cannot control. It is what it is, you know, whatever Trump and JF Kennedy or whoever the [ __ ] Junior, whatever whatever they got going on, Obama, Biden, whatever they got going on, we can't control that, man. Control the controllables and you'll be all right, man. >> Looking for answers as the world [music] goes by. >> What's the reality of the screen? >> Craziest moments that [music] you've ever seen. >> It's a subscribe. >> Try got a reaction. [music] >> Reactions full time.