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Greg Ousley Murder Case

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I am here today to present to you that Greg Ousley is guilty of his crimes. Greg Ousley did not only commit 2 murders, but he also lied to get out of the conflict he himself created. He used a 12-gauge shotgun to shoot his father once in the head and later on as his mother rushed for the telephone in the dining room, he killed her with two more shots. He later ran to the neighbor's house to raise the alarm. This shows that Greg Ousley suffered from some type of mental illness. Greg Ousley himself stated that he told his mother that he was scared, that all he ever thought about was murder and suicide. He committed not only one murder, but two, and he also purposely lied. He was a kid and afraid, but he could redo the same thing. We as humans say we learn our lessons, but in reality we don’t really always learn our lessons. …show more content…

Greg was suffering from loneliness. This is what cause Greg Ousley to go “Berserk” and kill both of his parents with a 12 gauge shotgun. It is stated in the article that his mom thought he was crazy as well by saying that he “watches way too many movies”. This made Greg feel lonely since not even his own mom was there for him when he needed them most. He felt denied from his own parent/mother and this is what drove him to do this. It is also stated in the article that Greg should go to a mental health institute. The judge even says he is guilty and is suffering from some mental illnesses. If he gets out, who knows what can happen. He may turn good or stay as is, and we wouldn't want to risk

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