murder Tyler Hadley, murdered his parents and had a house party afterwards.

[TwiztidBitch]

On July 16, 2011 17-year-old Tyler killed his parents, Blake and Mary-Jo Hadley, in their Florida home with a claw hammer by tragically bludgeoning them to death.

Then he spent three hours cleaning up and hid their bodies in the master bedroom before inviting around 60 people to a house party using his parent’s credit cards.

During the party, Tyler confessed to a friend who did not believe him until Tyler showed his friend the bodies. Around 4am the friend eventually reported it, leading to Tyler’s arrest when police came to investigate.

Tyler was high on a mix of ecstasy, marijuana, and possibly prescription drugs, and he had a pattern of substance abuse that worsened in the months before the murders. His drug use likely played a role in both impairing his judgment and fueling his mental instability.

Tyler pleaded no contest to two counts of first-degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison originally without parole, later revised to include review eligibility after 25 years, following Supreme Court juvenile sentencing guidelines.

He’s currently incarcerated at the Gulf Correctional Institution in Florida.

Bonus information a band called SKYND made a song about it, and honestly it’s one of my favorites. Music video here.

I’m posting this on mobile, sorry if the layout is fucked.

 

[chewbok]

When home alone, have a party.

 

[LonesomeLoser]

Floridian here. I remember when this case broke the news in 2011 because Port St Lucie is in the same news market as where I live.

Port St Lucie is a weird place and I don’t mean that as a compliment.

 

[wiggins]

Floridian here. I remember when this case broke the news in 2011 because Port St Lucie is in the same news market as where I live.

Port St Lucie is a weird place and I don’t mean that as a compliment.

I thought Florida had the electric chair. Isn't it where Bundy was fried? They should fry this guy. Something very bad about pata and matracide... I say that as a parent...

 

[Fäthër Cörpsë]

Didn’t know you could order friends and a party with a credit card

 

[JawshSB]

Floridian here. I remember when this case broke the news in 2011 because Port St Lucie is in the same news market as where I live.

Port St Lucie is a weird place and I don’t mean that as a compliment.

Floridian here too, florida is sub-human and classless, thats why we hear so much shit coming out of here and the term "florida man"

 

[hedgerow]

Floridian here too, florida is sub-human and classless, thats why we hear so much shit coming out of here and the term "florida man"

i prefer the term "floridiot"

 

[CaptainToaster]

Were there snacks?

A good party host always lays on snacks.

 

[K.I.T.T.]

On July 16, 2011 17-year-old Tyler killed his parents, Blake and Mary-Jo Hadley, in their Florida home with a claw hammer by tragically bludgeoning them to death.. ... Bonus information a band called SKYND made a song about it, and honestly it’s one of my favorites. Music video here.

Nice post. Not a fan of the song/music video. Did a little research on the singer Skynd. Fun fact, they're a dude.

 

[LonesomeLoser]

I thought Florida had the electric chair. Isn't it where Bundy was fried? They should fry this guy. Something very bad about pata and matracide... I say that as a parent...

It's still legal, but hardly ever used anymore. Up until' the late 1990s, electric chair executions were pretty commonplace and they commonly used a chair affectionately named Old Sparky. Old Sparky was practically retired after the botched execution of Allen Lee Davis in 1999. You can probably find his death photo on here somewhere.

 

[wiggins]

It's still legal, but hardly ever used anymore. Up until' the late 1990s, electric chair executions were pretty commonplace and they commonly used a chair affectionately named Old Sparky. Old Sparky was practically retired after the botched execution of Allen Lee Davis in 1999. You can probably find his death photo on here somewhere.

Big fat guy, blood all over his white shirt, the world glad he's gone?

Don't know him...

 

[ageplay]

grosssss!!!! to his own parents is even worse.. (¬_¬")💢

 

[jack Kevin]

I actually grew up one street over from Tyler. We used to hang out when I was like 10. Most of the kids in the neighborhood knew Tyler and his friend Michael as the bad kids in the neighborhood. I guess I was a bad kid too because I broke into several vacant houses with those kids and tore them up with them. Tyler's friend Michael had a brother named David who was always in and out of juvi. Me and David used to fight a lot. By the time that party happened, I had not spoken or even seen Tyler in a couple years. I was actually one street over from his, in some woods, getting drunk for the first time in my life. You can imagine my confusion waking up the next day to a street covered in news vans and everyone saying 2 people died at a party just a street over from where I was drinking. I did not remember much from the last day so I feared that I was involved in some way. As the details came out and I learned what happened, I was not surprised at all. Tyler always hated his parents. They bought him all kinds of stuff, like a really fast electric scooter which was not common back then. Tyler was just always an asshole. Help you build a huge fort in the woods just to come back later and destroy it. Pretty much anything the neighborhood kids did, they had to worry about Tyler destroying it. Tyler had an older brother who as I recall was a total dick to him as well. They ended up tearing down the house if my memory serve me correct and its just an empty lot to this day. It was refreshing last time I visited that neighborhood to see a new batch of kids riding their bikes and playing in the few wooded areas left.

 

[Qtek2020]

On July 16, 2011 17-year-old Tyler killed his parents, Blake and Mary-Jo Hadley, in their Florida home with a claw hammer by tragically bludgeoning them to death.

Then he spent three hours cleaning up and hid their bodies in the master bedroom before inviting around 60 people to a house party using his parent’s credit cards.

During the party, Tyler confessed to a friend who did not believe him until Tyler showed his friend the bodies. Around 4am the friend eventually reported it, leading to Tyler’s arrest when police came to investigate.

Tyler was high on a mix of ecstasy, marijuana, and possibly prescription drugs, and he had a pattern of substance abuse that worsened in the months before the murders. His drug use likely played a role in both impairing his judgment and fueling his mental instability.

Tyler pleaded no contest to two counts of first-degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison originally without parole, later revised to include review eligibility after 25 years, following Supreme Court juvenile sentencing guidelines.

He’s currently incarcerated at the Gulf Correctional Institution in Florida.

Bonus information a band called SKYND made a song about it, and honestly it’s one of my favorites. Music video here.

I’m posting this on mobile, sorry if the layout is fucked.

What a shity friend eh?