[narrator] When you've called a place home for decades,
it's easy to fall into routine.
[Heather] They lived beside an older couple
for years who they got along with.
[narrator] Change doesn't come easy when you're set in your ways.
He was just wanting to start building his life.
[kids screaming]
-What a racket! -And that can lead to trouble.
What the hell are you doing?
That was kind of like oil and water. They don't mix.
I told you that dog was dangerous.
They just were not good neighbors.
It was quiet in one house, and there's always something
going on at the other.
It's my property. Knock it off.
-They heard this pop, pop, and they opened the door. -[gunshots]
-I've had enough. -You show no respect.
I was like, oh my gosh.
Would someone really shoot me over something like this?
Better get to running.
[gunshot]
[man] I know what you did.
-[woman] Get out of my neighborhood! -[man] Stay away from my wife!
Get on the ground now!
[woman screams]
[narrator] The countryside on the outskirts of Hagerstown, Indiana
is filled with rich farmland and peace-abiding neighbors.
It's more of a rural area.
A few houses here and there, but mostly farms and farm fields.
Everybody is just in a big family or group or whatever.
Everybody knows everybody else,
and that's just the way small towns are.
Hagerstown, Indiana attracts young people and retirees
looking for quiet country living.
[narrator] Billy Wilson is a retired Vietnam veteran.
He and wife Mabel have lived in the same house
for nearly four decades.
Residing with them is their adopted stray cat, Elsa.
-Wow, you get a good deal? -A real bargoon.
Billy and Mabel lived beside an older couple for years
who they got along with.
[narrator] But when their old acquaintances sell their home,
new neighbors move in.
[motor whirring]
Mom, can I go next?
-Hon, work before play. -Too late.
I told you they'd love go-karts.
Richael Southard and KC Simpson
have just arrived at Brick Church Road.
Richael is a health care worker with two children
from a previous relationship.
[Andrea] She was young, pretty, long hair.
She had two children, Gavin and Emma.
And, you know, she was a young mom, and she kind of
reminded me of myself a little bit.
[narrator] She's recently reconnected with her high school crush, KC.
KC, he's pretty much raising them kids as his own.
It's kind of neat, though, you know, seeing a young guy
take on a family that's not his.
See what he's doing? Two hands on the wheel?
I want you to be doing that. Always do that.
I saw him use real patience with the kids,
putting them on the four-wheelers and stuff.
He would show them how, you know, what to do
and what not to do.
[narrator] KC is a jack-of-all-trades
with a passion for racing cars.
He would just take off and go, and he would pass
everybody and win.
He's got trophies at home.
[narrator] When he's not racing, KC loves working on the house.
-Do we have to do this? -Yeah, we gotta do this, buddy.
You called poop duty. You're on poop duty.
[Rick] You know, he was looking at doing different projects
in the house and yard in the back.
He was just wanting to start, you know,
start building his life with Richael.
[narrator] Someone who looks after his property is just
the kind of neighbor the Wilsons were hoping for.
Howdy, neighbors.
Oh.
Our last neighbor mentioned the coop had a leaky roof.
We got some leftover shingles if you need them.
Actually, that would be incredible.
I was just thinking about what to do next.
At the beginning, I was told that everything was pretty good.
I mean, I don't think that they had cookouts
and stuff, but it was at least peaceful.
Billy Wilson. Nice to meet you.
-Hi. -KC.
-Yeah. -This is Richael.
-Richael. -Gavin, Em.
-Hi. -I'm Mabel.
Hi.
Pleased to meet you.
[narrator] But the goodwill won't last long.
I'm gonna shoot you all!
The young family settles into their new home.
[engine whirring]
And they make a lot more noise than the Wilsons are used to.
What a racket!
KC had the ATVs and cars back there
at the garage and all that kind of stuff.
He was working on something all the time,
so it was quiet at one house and there's always something
going on at KC's house.
[narrator] When night falls, the elder couple's patience is truly tested.
-[loud music playing] -[all cheering]
[fireworks exploding]
Oh.
Oh, what's going on?
Don't you hear that?
What are they doing?
Some kind of party.
I know that they were shooting off fireworks.
He had a ping pong table out there.
He had a drum set out there.
[narrator] KC likes to have a good time when he parties.
And he can be a little reckless.
KC was riding in his four-wheeler in his yard
at like two in the morning and he had had
a couple drinks, I think, and he wrecked
the four-wheeler in his own yard.
He's good.
Yet when a police officer stops by,
it's not to ask KC to keep it down.
See you later.
Take it easy bud. Hey!
Okay.
The next morning, KC has some cleaning up to do.
While Billy is looking for an explanation.
You had a party last night.
Yeah, Richael got off work at midnight,
so we started a little late.
Oh, I saw a policeman.
He knew the Hagerstown officer. I mean, he lived in that area
all of his life, so I'm sure that he knew
some of the Hagerstown and some of the county guys.
And whatever, I mean, it's not illegal to go to
a party in uniform.
I guess it depends on what kind of party it is.
Must be nice to have friends like that.
I guess, yeah.
Billy was convinced KC had a special in with police.
He thought he was friends with a lot of them.
You, uh, fired this bottle rocket last night.
It hit my truck.
Oh, man. Hey, I'm really sorry about that.
I promise it won't happen again.
I'd appreciate that.
[Andrea] Bottle rockets don't exactly go straight.
They can wiggle around.
The wind can get 'em, so they did not aim it at his house.
How'd it go?
[narrator] The next time KC has a get-together,
he moves it out of the yard so he doesn't bug his neighbors.
-But it doesn't help. -Okay, get ready.
-I got a whole other box to fire off. -Whoo!
[fireworks exploding]
They decided to take the fireworks out in front,
probably because Wilson complained about
them doing it in their backyard.
What the hell?
[narrator] KC's new party spot makes things even worse
between the households.
Mabel, this is desecration.
It turns out he's setting off fireworks on sacred ground.
Now, don't start something.
What the hell are you doing?
-What's the problem? -This is a graveyard, a cemetery.
Have you no respect?
What? What are you talking about?
He comes out accusing KC and his friends
of being disrespectful to the dead
that nobody even knew were there except Wilson.
There's nothing in the area that you would look at it
and instantly know it's a cemetery.
It's not like a normal one with large grave markers.
Look, I was trying to be a good neighbor
and brought it away from the house.
Look, look at this burial plaque.
-Look. -At what?
These are soldiers.
They fought for our freedom!
I fought in Vietnam for people like you!
Now show some damn respect!
Which you put two of those together
and then you got a bigger problem.
That was kind of like oil and water, they don't mix.
[Andrea] KC found out that Billy had been in the service,
had been in Vietnam.
He thought that he just used that
as an excuse to be mean and nasty.
-Oh, too bad, huh? -Dad, you left the window open.
Oh, that's all right. I'll get it later.
Can we play outside?
Um...
Maybe later.
Go inside first. We got groceries.
[narrator] After the recent blowout, KC and Richael decide
it's best to avoid their neighbors.
If they was talking, it wouldn't be
the greatest conversation to be in,
since neither one of them liked the other one.
[narrator] The Wilsons feel the same.
Billy and Mabel both described their new neighbors as loud.
They just were not good neighbors.
[narrator] But KC and Richael aren't interested in what the Wilsons think.
They are focused on their family.
So we got some big news.
Really? What?
-I got a brand new job. -That's cool.
He ended up...
finding a new way to make better money and be home more,
he became a truck driver, a hot shot driver.
So he had to drive with his own truck and trailer.
And Mommy is going to quit her job so we can spend
-more time together at home. -[both] Yes!
Yeah!
There will be some other kids here, too,
so I can make some pocket money.
Richael babysat for some friends of hers,
and then we had gotten our two little foster boys,
and she babysat for us.
Basically, we just want to be home with you guys,
spend more time together, huh?
-Yes. -I think KC liked being the dad figure to them.
He always said that he didn't want to have children
and I think this was a way he didn't have to.
He had a girlfriend that already had kids
and he loved them like his own.
[narrator] It turns out KC and Richael's new work
arrangements are an adjustment for everyone.
[kids squealing]
Billy and Mabel had to endure even more disturbance.
Not only did they feel they were living next door
to a scrapyard, but now there was
a bunch of noisy kids next door,
which disturbed their peace even more.
[narrator] Tensions rise when KC's chickens run into Wilson's yard.
KC's chickens and things like that
-would get on Billy's ground. -Oh!
-The chicken! -You just can't tell a chicken,
don't go there, stay over here.
They don't comprehend real good.
[narrator] And just when the Wilsons think things can't deteriorate further,
the Simpsons welcome a new family member, Zeus.
And he is a pretty big, muscular dog,
and he is scary looking.
That's a good boy.
Come here.
Billy describes KC training his dog in his yard
by folding up a rope and having Zeus jump and hang from it.
Why would he get a dog like that?
To scare people.
Come here.
[narrator] Zeus may be well-trained, but when KC's not home,
the animal roams free.
And that spells trouble for the Wilsons' cat, Elsa.
Zeus chased the cat.
The cat would run.
[Zeus growls]
[cat shrieks]
I told you that dog was dangerous.
Billy and Mabel did not like KC's dog.
Billy thought that the pit bull breed was unpredictable,
and Mabel had a fear of this dog.
[narrator] Trouble carries over to the local gun range
both families like to frequent.
Nice shot, KC.
Billy visited the local rifle range to shoot recreationally.
[barking]
-Damn dog! -KC, a little help here?
Zeus, stop!
-Get him away from me! -It's okay.
It's okay.
You people.
Zeus was growling and barking at him,
and he felt like KC sicced him on him.
Hey, you're a good boy. It's okay.
You're a good man.
[narrator] The stress is too much for Billy,
but as a retired veteran, he has access to help.
Billy visited a VA psychologist to ask for advice
on how to deal with his neighbor.
Billy suffered from PTSD from his experiences
in the Vietnam War.
Hi, honey.
What did the doctor say?
I don't know.
Whenever he confronts me, just stay calm and count from 10.
Don't let him get to you.
[narrator] It's not long before these wise words are put to the test.
When Billy was at the corner of his property,
-the dog was charging at him. -Stop!
Zeus! Get out of here!
I'm so sorry about that. I trained him to protect the property.
[narrator] KC's intervention opens a new front in the battle.
I'm not on your property.
Well, the previous owner said that the property ended here.
[Andrea] Wilson, he thought the driveway was his
and part of the grass on the side.
I've lived here for 35 years.
This has always been my land.
Now, you and your dog can get out of here.
That would be a trigger for Billy.
He's possessive, and if you take something away
from him, that would trigger him, yes.
Look, Billy, I'm not looking for trouble.
Zeus comes over, just raise your hand and yell, stop.
-[heart beating] -Six, five, four, three, two...
I got a better idea.
I'm gonna call the sheriff.
Look, we don't have to call the sheriff.
-[exhales] -Billy calls the local sheriff's department
to complain about KC's dog coming onto his property.
Uh-huh.
Okay.
I will do that.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
What'd they say?
Sheriff's office said I could do whatever
I need to do to protect myself.
[narrator] Billy is determined to defend his homestead.
And KC isn't going to allow the Wilsons to push
his family around.
Both men are content to keep their distance
from each other.
Um...
Mom, do you have an ace?
[narrator] But their pets don't understand boundaries.
Mabel's cat was often spotted on KC's property.
And KC's dog was often spotted roaming around
on Billy and Mabel's property.
[narrator] It's a recipe for disaster.
-[cat shrieks] -[dog barks]
Elsa!
[cat shrieks]
Get out of here!
[gunshots]
What was that?
I don't know. Stay here.
They heard this pop-pop and they opened the door.
Zeus?
And Zeus is whining and bleeding.
-Oh, it's okay buddy. -[whimpering]
You shot my dog. Are you crazy?
-It was on our property. -You're a crazy old man.
I'm going to break your arms and your legs.
I didn't know it'd escalate to something like this.
Obviously, they rushed him to the vet's office,
and then they also called the Wayne County Sheriff's Department,
and they came out and did an investigation.
KC and Richael called the local police
after Zeus was shot.
However, Billy and Mabel called the sheriff's department
as they do not trust the local police.
[narrator] Each neighbor has a different story to tell.
Look, I've complained about that pit bull again and again.
Your dispatch told me I could protect myself.
That is bull. He's lying. He is lying.
Wilson claimed that he was on his front porch
and the dog was coming at him from KC's house.
So he shot him.
-He's lying. -He's lying.
KC told the police, look at my dog.
He's shot in the butt.
You know, he couldn't have been running toward Wilson
to get shot in his butt.
-Your dog came on my property. -After your cat comes on mine.
He's always going for our chicken. Get out of here, man.
-Shut up. -You are lucky authorities are here.
-You are crazy. -[officer] Walk it off.
That's where I shot him.
[narrator] Billy shows the police where he took aim at the dog.
It's clearly on his land.
Wilson claimed they were from the bullets
that went through Zeus and hit the ground.
He was just shooting the dog because it was on his property.
Yet the bullet wounds suggest that Zeus
was retreating when he was shot.
So the threat was already gone.
[narrator] Police leave without laying any charges.
Mr. Wilson was not arrested or charged
related to the incident for shooting Zeus
because he was on his property at the time it happened.
Look, my advice, keep your dog on a leash
and call us if there's any trouble.
[narrator] The incident only heightens animosity between the neighbors.
Zeus survives the shooting, but the damage is done.
Mom, he was basically shooting at my family.
He was telling me what happened,
and I was like, oh, my gosh.
Yeah, we were inside the house.
She said if he had missed and shot into the house...
It could have come through the wall and shot one of the kids.
Their bedrooms are, like, right there.
[Andrea] I feel like...
The police failed that day. They should have arrested him.
You're not allowed to just shoot an animal.
Look, there's no way around it.
We have to build the fence.
He was tired of the neighbor doing what he does,
being mean to his animals and stuff, so he decided
he'd put a fence up.
[narrator] KC is not one to waste time.
Work on the fence commences immediately.
KC was ready to go to buy the supplies
to install a fence that day.
And he also grabbed some tools to start digging a hole
to put a post up to mark the property line.
Oh, my God. You really weren't kidding.
Yeah. By the end of this weekend, bye-bye Billy.
I can't wait.
The fence like a big one so Wilson couldn't see
anything over at their house.
[narrator] But Billy has plans of his own.
[motor whirring]
-Hon? -There was a shrub line that went down
and kind of divided both of the properties.
Richael said they caught him out cutting on their bushes
that run between the two properties.
What is he doing?
Hey! Hey!
Stop it. What are you doing?
I wouldn't come on your property and do that, huh?
This is my property.
I'm going to build a fence to keep your dog out.
I'll build a damn fence, but it's my property.
-Knock it off. -No, it ain't.
We've talked about this. The property line's over there.
That's where I'm building my fence.
Billy and KC could never agree on where
the property line was located.
There's another situation where KC's infringing
on his space, trying to take advantage of him.
[heart beating]
I'm calling the surveyor.
Call him.
He had to get it surveyed to know exactly
where the line was at.
[narrator] KC isn't going to wait to keep his family safe from Billy.
He invests in some extra security.
I do know that KC did install surveillance cameras
on the house because they were afraid of Billy's threats.
Thank you, babe.
But until that fence is built, I'm not letting the kids play outside.
Okay? No more ATVs.
[sighs] Okay.
KC and especially the kids probably felt scared
not being able to play outside because who's to say
he wouldn't shoot one of the kids on accident?
Billy hopes the property issue will get sorted once
and for all.
Billy called a surveyor and the surveyor came out,
surveyed the property.
So this will prove to KC that this is our property line?
Yep.
Then we put up a fence and no more dog.
[chuckling]
[narrator] But things don't work out in Billy's favor.
The survey sides with KC.
Evidently, Billy didn't like that response.
What's the matter?
That kid doesn't know a damn thing.
Who are you calling?
I'm calling somebody who knows how to do a damn survey.
So, he ultimately called another surveyor.
Jack, I need a favor.
Can you send a surveyor to my place?
Next Wednesday?
Okay. Great, I'll see you then.
[narrator] Until salvation arrives, the Wilsons are forced
to look at their neighbors a while longer.
And what they see out the window drives Billy over the edge.
Mabel!
Look!
Richael is on her four-wheeler, and so while
she's riding there, she finds trash.
And so she stated that she went over and picked up trash.
It doesn't matter what she's doing.
Billy is offended.
She's driving over the graves!
Now why would she do that?
[heart beating]
[narrator] The transgression triggers the veteran
and sends him to a dark place.
-[explosions] -[gunfire]
Because he'd been in the service and had the flashbacks.
-Billy? -[gasps]
Stop it! Get out of there!
And here comes Wilson, yelling and screaming at her.
Get off that thing now!
[narrator] This time, it's Richael who fights back.
Listen, old man.
I've had enough.
I told you this was a graveyard.
And you, you show no respect.
I'm cleaning this place up.
There's trash everywhere. You show me some respect.
-[heart beating] -Three, two, one.
One day I'm going to take care of you, you and your kids.
What is that supposed to mean?
It means I'm going to shoot you all.
He told her she better get in the house
or he's going to shoot her.
You never knew whether he was going to trigger something.
[Andrea] I just thought that was freaking crazy,
and I thought, you know, why would he do that?
She was probably scared. Why would he shoot me?
Why would someone really shoot me over something like this?
-Hon! -[narrator] When KC finds out what Billy said,
he flies off the handle.
I don't care.
Billy! You threatened my girlfriend?
You are asking for trouble!
Enough!
He told him, you know, you hurt my family,
and I'll shoot you.
Crazy old man. Come on.
[narrator] For the Wilsons, the situation keeps escalating.
Billy and Mabel felt like their peace was being disturbed
and there was just no end in sight.
[narrator] And their neighbors are sick of it all.
KC and Richael were feeling very frustrated
and on edge as the events continued to pile up.
It was just one thing after another.
[narrator] Yet he can't always be at home.
When he's on the road, Richael is on her own.
The surveillance cameras KC installed offer some comfort.
But not all the time.
Richael thinks she sees a person near her chicken coop.
[clatters]
She suspected it was Billy, but could never prove it.
[narrator] Whether it was Billy or not, the next morning,
she's in for a shock.
[gasps]
All their chickens wound up dead.
Richael suspected that Billy was somehow
to blame for the chickens being dead.
However, there was never any evidence to confirm
or deny that that was correct.
I know what you did. You want to kill my chickens
the next time you see your cat on my property?
I'm going to shoot it.
What if he kills Elsa?
Surveyor's coming Wednesday.
Fence will be up before anything bad happens.
I promise.
As things escalated, KC and Billy
were really fixated on getting this fence up as soon as possible.
[narrator] Yet the fence can't be erected before
the property line is settled.
Until then, both neighbors are left to stew in their anger.
[cat meows]
But the Wilson's cat, Elsa, couldn't care less either way.
She roams wherever she wants.
At one point, the cat got into their garage.
And after what Billy did to Zeus,
KC decides to return the favor.
[gunshot]
And he just...
"Fine, you shot my dog, I'm gonna shoot your cat."
Then KC took the cat and put it in Wilson's yard
to make sure he's seen it, he thought maybe that would
make him shut up and leave him alone.
[Mabel screams]
Billy!
[sobbing]
It's Elsa.
When Mabel finds the cat, she's extremely upset.
It's okay, Mabel.
It's okay.
[narrator] Elsa's death has thrown fuel on the fire.
The tension on Brick Church Road reaches a tipping point.
And it all comes to a head on a quiet Wednesday afternoon.
Uh, hon, there's someone in our yard.
They were wondering who was in their yard.
So KC threw on a hoodie and had his gun
in the front pocket of it because he knew
he had been in any dealings with Wilson or going anywhere
near the property line.
He walked outside and found out that he was a surveyor.
Hey.
He was there trying to survey and find out where
their actual property lines were.
-Surveyor, right? -Yeah.
Do you mind doing my property after?
-I just want to build a fence. -Sure.
Hey, he's working for me.
Now you back off and mind your own business.
The property line is my business.
Oh, yeah? And killing cats, too?
-You shot my dog. -That was self-defense.
In front of the surveyor, KC and Billy were bickering
back and forth about past events.
Look, guys, please calm down.
If not, I got to call the sheriff.
The surveyor kind of tried to settle 'em down a little.
As soon as you figure out the property line,
I'm building my fence.
[narrator] The search begins for a metal property line indicator
set in the ground by the original owners.
The surveyor goes to the front of the driveway between
KC and Billy's property to find the property marker.
[metal detector beeps]
Okay, guys, here's the property line.
His driveway was basically on KC's ground.
-[laughs] -[narrator] Billy just lost the property dispute again.
He's also lost his driveway.
I imagine Billy was very upset when the marker was uncovered.
He was mad because he was wrong.
Okay, you're my witness.
I'm going to build my fence right on my property line.
No way.
That can't be right.
Mabel, years we've lived here.
-Thank you. -No.
Hey, look.
That's wrong.
-You better stop. -My property.
[Andrea] KC said he's heard the surveyor.
This is where it's at.
Wait a sec.
Your fence can wait.
The surveyor asked KC to wait while he goes
to his truck, but KC doesn't wait.
Ten, nine, eight...
You better get your ass back in the house
before I shoot you.
Oh, yeah?
Well you're gonna have to get a bigger bullet
than what you shot my dog with.
[heart beating]
Billy made a comment that they better get them back
to their house and that he was tired of 'em
and he couldn't take 'em anymore.
Ten. Nine...
[narrator] Billy tries to control his temper.
-But this time... he fails. -Six, five, four...
Time to get to running!
[gun cocks]
I didn't never think it'd escalate this bad.
He literally started shooting at my son for no reason.
[screams]
The first shot grazed KC's arm, and one got him
in the shoulder in an artery.
As this is happening, KC's trying to just
turn around and hide behind a tree.
[narrator] Richael rushes to protect her family.
Gavin!
-Gavin, what's going on? -We've got to go to the basement.
-What? -Right now.
Richael takes Gavin to the basement
because she's afraid for his safety.
Wilson just kept coming at him.
He shot him again and got him in his bottom.
Makes it hard to walk, and he fell.
[narrator] KC doesn't have time to defend himself.
As he struggles to get away, he loses his gun.
I was surprised that he didn't pull his weapon.
It all happened so fast.
KC probably couldn't believe it either.
[breathing heavily]
[gunshot]
He just wanted...
KC gone at that point, I think.
She said he held the gun at the door.
She reached forward and slammed the big door shut.
Richael calls 911.
[police sirens wailing]
[narrator] Police arrive within minutes.
Get on the ground!
Get down from there!
I called the sheriff!
I'm not budging till the sheriff comes!
-Let me see your hands! -No!
He would not follow their commands and stated that
he was waiting on the sheriff to arrive.
[narrator] All this time, KC lays on the ground,
fighting for his life.
He's still breathing.
Show me your hands!
The responding officers decide the situation is urgent
and start approaching Billy.
They want to be able to give medical care to KC
as soon as possible.
Still, they couldn't tell if he had the gun in his hand.
[narrator] Despite Billy's insistence on the sheriff's presence,
responding officers are required to secure the scene.
They arrest the irate shooter.
[gasps]
Oh, my God.
KC!
Oh, KC, stay with me.
Oh, my God. Oh, I love you, KC.
Please stay with me.
[sobbing]
[narrator] KC is airlifted to a hospital in Indianapolis.
That night, he succumbs to his wounds.
I was on the phone with Richael,
and I was crying the whole time.
All these thoughts are just running through my head.
This ain't real, and tomorrow I'll be
the mother of a murdered child.
I was devastated, all for nothing,
over a piece of land that now neither one of them
are gonna enjoy.
[narrator] Billy Wilson is charged with first-degree murder.
At his trial, he pleads not guilty.
Mr. Wilson and his attorney claimed
he shot KC Simpson in self-defense,
and that was the defense they raised at trial.
But there was a witness.
Though he didn't see the first shots.
The surveyor observed Billy following KC as he fled.
I mean, I can't, I couldn't have asked for a better witness.
He was right there.
Shot a dog, shot the owner, claimed self-defense
on both occasions.
Eyewitness testimony clearly pointed the other way.
When someone's trying to get away from you,
it's no longer self-defense.
[narrator] In June 2022, Billy Wilson is sentenced
to 48 years in prison.
This guy's still alive.
His wife can go see him in jail.
KC's mom can't go visit him any longer.
So justice was not served in this case.
Don't ever think your neighbor won't shoot you
if they're threatening it.
Because evidently they will.
Stay on the police until they do something
and avoid them at all costs, avoid the neighbor.
[narrator] In the quiet rural community around Hagerstown,
the wounds still run deep.
The red flag law in Indiana allows a police officer
to confiscate a person's weapons.
If they have reason to think they're going to do harm
-to someone, they can confiscate their weapons. -[gunshot]
But there's nothing in the law to hold police accountable
to do so.
So it's up to their own discretion,
using that law or not.
I would like for the red flag law...
to be changed and made into a law that actually works
and holds the police accountable.
And they could confiscate weapons and take weapons
from people that don't need them.
People with PTSD do not need to own a weapon.
[Andrea] I just can't... I just can't explain
how you feel when you lose a child.
Especially...
When someone actually murdered them,
because how could someone dislike your child that much?
It just affects you so bad every day.
Like you just can't even imagine.
Next time on Fear Thy Neighbor...
I'm Raul -- these are my parents.
Alex and Raul became friends right away.
Everybody got along fine in the beginning.
That's when it all went bad.
What's your problem?!
Alex was poking the bear.
You are trash.
Well, what's going to happen next?