Amanda Zambor

If he had not bragged, he would have killed others.

He would have.

He bragged about going out with a baseball bat in the middle of the night and just not being able to find the right victim.

He had plotted and planned another victim for his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend and had done reconnaissance on him and, I mean, knew the pets in the home.

the neighbors, what family members lived there.

He had created a fake Facebook account to get more intel on this family to try and figure out how he could kill them.

And he actually went out and waited for him on one night, but he didn't come.

Claudia fought, made him mad, and it just invigorated him to keep going.

He describes how her pleas for him to stop just enthused him, made him want to keep going.

When you actually looked at the medical records,

He was having these thoughts and fantasies before he was ever on Zoloft.

He wasn't taking his Zoloft as he was supposed to.

A lot of times he would just not take them.

He described selling some of his medications to other people.

So really there was no basis for that.

You know, we felt very confident in the case, in the evidence, but there's always that little bit of doubt.

You know, it's always, it's a 16-year-old boy at the time, and so you always worry about not just women, but men.

that they could see their son and, you know, they feel sorry.

Like, how could this child have done this?

Guilty.