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Pennsylvania man charged with beheading father says he was trying to perform a citizen’s arrest

LEVITTOWN, BUCKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 6 – Justin Mohn faces charges including terrorism and inciting violence after killing his father and posting a graphic video online to intimidate federal workers, prosecutors said.

  • A Pennsylvania man named Justin D. Mohn is charged with murdering his father, Michael F. Mohn, in 2024, as stated by the Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn.
  • Mohn allegedly shot his father and then decapitated him, posting the footage online, according to prosecutors.
  • In a hearing last year, a defense expert revealed that Mohn wrote to Russia’s ambassador, seeking refuge and apologizing to President Vladimir Putin.
  • During a competency hearing, Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn mentioned that Mohn aimed to mobilize the Pennsylvania National Guard against the federal government.
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Adult son convicted, sentenced to life for shooting and beheading father in Pennsylvania

A Pennsylvania man who posted a video of his father’s severed head on YouTube was convicted of murder Friday and sentenced to life without parole.Bucks County Judge Stephen A. Corr found Justin D. Mohn, 33, guilty in the January 2024 shooting death of his father at their home in the Philadelphia suburb of Levittown.After the sentencing, Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn told reporters Mohn had exhibited a “complete and utter lack of…

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