Mike Boudet

But police wanted a name.

The little girls were scared and going in and out of awareness.

It was hard to get the needed information and confusion was getting in the way.

It was 18-year-old Jalen Plummer, their cousin, who was supposed to be staying with an aunt in a different part of the neighborhood, but decided to go on a killing spree at his grandma's house instead.

And the grandma was still back at the house.

As the couple in the house learned more information, the panic escalated.

Some people are good in crisis and some aren't.

The two cousins escaped, but left their grandmother behind.

Then, there was the cousin, Jalen, who caused the bloodbath.

No one knew his whereabouts yet, but he'd better hope he didn't cross paths with his neighbor.

In the immortal words of this Ohioan, oh my fucking goodness.

This was Cleveland, but even our seasoned veteran here hadn't seen anything like this before.

You could tell this was some fucked up shit that would stick with them.

After talking with the two little girls and the couple taking care of them, officers realized they needed to go to the crime scene as soon as possible while

The girls were on their way to the hospital.

What they didn't know yet was that there was still another child in that house on Chickasaw.

Justin Madison, a 12-year-old boy with autism.

This was Jalen's brother, and Jalen was still in that house, too.

Yeah, Nate's got that going.

Justin was terrified and didn't completely understand what was going on.