He was walking towards his dad's house when he came across the Stevens residence and broke in It's still unclear what motivated the attack or whether the Florida State University frat boy was on any drugs. The anxiety I feel inside feels like I internally bleed.' He also wrote: 'Do you know what it feels like to be so afraid to speak? Becoming a bully ‘cause all the bullies bullied me. So why do it anyways? Why do it anyways?' Undated court documents released this week also included Harrouf's writings, with passages like: 'You say my big heart’s gonna kill me one day, my head roller coasting with these drugs in my brain. His odd behavior also led her to lock her bedroom door at night, according to an affidavit. Harrouff's sister Haley even recorded his odd behavior and played an audiotape for detectives of her brother saying: 'All this pain and sorrow because I solve all problems people have' and 'I've become almost immortal, I have to die one day.'
He called himself an 'animal', made comments about being immortal, and watched 'self hypnosis videos' on the computer in his bedroom, Mina said. His mother Mina Harrouff also told investigators her son had been acting strangely in the week leading up to the brutal attack. While she did not specify the 19-year-old's condition, his father Wade Harrouff previously said in an interview that he believes his son suffers from schizophrenia, which he says runs in his family. Harrouff's attorney Nellie King, said on Wednesday: 'Austin is struggling with severe mental illness and the judicial process will bear all of this out in due time.' His personal writings dating back to 2013 were also made public, revealing Harrouff had been bullied and felt anxious, depressed and angry
While investigators initially thought Harrouff was under the influence of bath salts or flakka, toxicology results came back negative for both earlier this week. His personal writings dating back to 2013 were also made public, revealing Harrouff had been bullied and felt anxious, depressed and angry. Harrouff's searches then moved on to the pineal grand - a part of the brain that some philosophers believe have metaphysical qualities More bizarre searches included terms like 'positive hypnosis', 'how to sell your soul to the devil', 'obsessive thoughts about examining life' and other subjects ranging from the creation of the world to the Illuminati. Investigators released an extensive list of Harrouff's internet searches in the weeks before the killings, which included 'I think I'm going crazy am I?', 'marijuana withdrawal', 'hearing things in my sleep' and 'signs of steroids'. Harrouff was found later that night in his underwear making animal noises and biting John Stevens' face after allegedly stabbing him and his wife Michelle Mishcon in their driveway, four miles away from the restaurant. Published: 22:30 GMT, 25 November 2016 | Updated: 00:19 GMT, 26 November 2016įriends and family said Austin Harrouff, 19, had been acting strangely before August 15Ī college student accused of killing a married couple and eating the flesh off the husband's face searched the internet for schizophrenia, hallucinations, and Satan, according to court documents that have been made public.įriends and family said Austin Harrouff, 19, had been acting strangely before he stormed off during a dinner with his parents on August 15, in Jupiter, Florida. Investigators initially thought he was under the influence of bath salts or flakka, but toxicology results came back negative for both.Shocking crime scene photos show the 19-year-old covered in blood, handcuffed on the ground, and laying on a stretcher with his mouth open.
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