Payton Moreland

But this is really just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Rick Ennis, because the more police keep digging, the more they realize Lori clearly had no idea who she was friends with. So, I'm going to jump back into Rick's past now. It's 1993 in Montgomery, Alabama. On March 5th, a police dispatcher gets a call from a random driver saying a car appears to have driven off the highway.

It struck a fence, so they should send someone out to make sure everyone's okay. And then a state trooper named John Clark is sent to this scene. And as he gets there, his headlights shine on what appears to be a boy, like not much more than 12 years old. So the state trooper Clark gets out and asks the 12-year-old if he's okay.

It struck a fence, so they should send someone out to make sure everyone's okay. And then a state trooper named John Clark is sent to this scene. And as he gets there, his headlights shine on what appears to be a boy, like not much more than 12 years old. So the state trooper Clark gets out and asks the 12-year-old if he's okay.

It struck a fence, so they should send someone out to make sure everyone's okay. And then a state trooper named John Clark is sent to this scene. And as he gets there, his headlights shine on what appears to be a boy, like not much more than 12 years old. So the state trooper Clark gets out and asks the 12-year-old if he's okay.

And the boy says he's fine, but then tells the state trooper, I've actually stolen my parents' car. So Clark searches the kid's backpack, which the kid is cooperative about. And that's when Clark finds a kitchen knife and some loose ammunition in the kid's backpack. Now Clark's like, all right, kid, you're going to have to come down to the station with me so we can call your parents.

And the boy says he's fine, but then tells the state trooper, I've actually stolen my parents' car. So Clark searches the kid's backpack, which the kid is cooperative about. And that's when Clark finds a kitchen knife and some loose ammunition in the kid's backpack. Now Clark's like, all right, kid, you're going to have to come down to the station with me so we can call your parents.

And the boy says he's fine, but then tells the state trooper, I've actually stolen my parents' car. So Clark searches the kid's backpack, which the kid is cooperative about. And that's when Clark finds a kitchen knife and some loose ammunition in the kid's backpack. Now Clark's like, all right, kid, you're going to have to come down to the station with me so we can call your parents.

Like you drove the car off the highway. That's when the 12 year old looks Clark dead in the eyes and says, you can't call my parents. I killed them both. And something about the way this kid, this young kid says it, like something about the way he says it, tells Clark that he's not joking. He's not messing around. So they immediately send police over to the boy's home address.

Like you drove the car off the highway. That's when the 12 year old looks Clark dead in the eyes and says, you can't call my parents. I killed them both. And something about the way this kid, this young kid says it, like something about the way he says it, tells Clark that he's not joking. He's not messing around. So they immediately send police over to the boy's home address.

Like you drove the car off the highway. That's when the 12 year old looks Clark dead in the eyes and says, you can't call my parents. I killed them both. And something about the way this kid, this young kid says it, like something about the way he says it, tells Clark that he's not joking. He's not messing around. So they immediately send police over to the boy's home address.

And sure enough, they find the dead bodies of his mother, Dolly Flowers, who had been shot and beaten to death with a baseball bat.

And sure enough, they find the dead bodies of his mother, Dolly Flowers, who had been shot and beaten to death with a baseball bat.

And sure enough, they find the dead bodies of his mother, Dolly Flowers, who had been shot and beaten to death with a baseball bat.

As well as the body of the boy's stepfather, Eddie Flowers, who had also been shot in the face.

As well as the body of the boy's stepfather, Eddie Flowers, who had also been shot in the face.

As well as the body of the boy's stepfather, Eddie Flowers, who had also been shot in the face.

Well, apparently the bodies at the house had been dead for at least two days by that point, which, according to witnesses, didn't stop that little boy from going to school in the meantime. So he shot and killed his parents, kept going to school, and then two days later stole the car and ended up driving it off the highway. Wer ist dieser kleine Junge? Rick. 12-jähriger Rick Ennis.

Well, apparently the bodies at the house had been dead for at least two days by that point, which, according to witnesses, didn't stop that little boy from going to school in the meantime. So he shot and killed his parents, kept going to school, and then two days later stole the car and ended up driving it off the highway. Wer ist dieser kleine Junge? Rick. 12-jähriger Rick Ennis.

Well, apparently the bodies at the house had been dead for at least two days by that point, which, according to witnesses, didn't stop that little boy from going to school in the meantime. So he shot and killed his parents, kept going to school, and then two days later stole the car and ended up driving it off the highway. Wer ist dieser kleine Junge? Rick. 12-jähriger Rick Ennis.

Rick hat die Polizei gesagt, dass er es gemacht hat, weil seine Eltern wollten, sich zu bewegen und er wollte keine Schulen wechseln. But the police find something else chilling inside of this house. It's a hit list, and on it were the names of Rick's three stepsisters as well, who luckily Rick did not get to in time to kill.