VIDEO: Children Who Turned Out to Be Criminals

It’s really hard to picture young children as dangerous criminals, but, unfortunately, some of them are.

This video shows ten children who committed terrible acts.

Probably the most haunting one is Keith Randulich.

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According to The Dreamin’ Demon, the honor student called 911 the night of May 22, and told police he had murdered his step-sister in the basement of their home.

He did more than just murder her, he straddled her tiny body in the basement of the home and stabbed her 30 times in the throat with a 5 inch steak knife.

He then called 911 three times to report the crime and then met police at the front door and told them he wanted to get this over with.

Kevin even gave a detailed description of the way he killed his 4 year old half sister. He was a very disturbed individual, as in his madness, he actually believed he was saving his sister from something.

Read more about the story below, provided by Huffington Post.

Prosecutors played the videotaped confession of a 19-year-old to murdering his 4-year-old half-sister, making public the killer’s motivations for the first time.

Keith Randulich was an 18-year-old, academically successful senior at Lincoln-Way East High School in the Chicago suburbs, in May of 2009.

On the night of May 22, with his parents out of the house and his brother playing a video game upstairs, Randulich took Sabrina Clement to the basement of their Mokena, Ill. home and cut her throat.

Investigators found in the basement a collection of horror films, death-metal music, a rubber clown mask and what the Chicago Tribune described at the time as “disturbing writings.”

Randulich has said that he believed young Sabrina was being sexually assaulted by a family member, and that he took her life in order to save her from further abuse. The coroner found no evidence of sexual abuse in Clement’s autopsy.

Prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for Randulich, arguing the especially brutal nature of the crime. To bolster their arguments, they played the tape of his confession, given to police shortly after the murder.
The Chicago Tribune reprinted excerpts from the interview:

When Clement told Randulich she wanted to paint with him, her brother said he would, but asked her to lie on the floor first. He then knelt down, apparently straddling her.

“I just said I loved her and I took out the knife and she smiled at me,” Randulich told the detectives. “I made just a little cut in her neck and she screamed and said, ‘Stop!’”
Randulich told police he thought this would be the fastest way to kill his sister, but it wasn’t and she “was in an extreme amount of pain.”

“She was screaming and fighting,” Randulich said. “(She asked), ‘Why are you killing me?’”
“I kissed her and said, ‘I’m sorry I had to do that,’” Randulich said. “I really loved my sister.”

Randulich will be sentenced on February 2. “I just want to get this over with, whatever my punishment is, it is,” he tells police on the tape.