Justin Mohn has been found guilty of first-degree murder after he was accused of fatally shooting, then beheading his own father in their Levittown home last year.

A Bucks County man has been convicted of murdering his father and posting a video online before fleeing to Lebanon County.

A crazed conspiracy theorist says he executed then beheaded his father and posted the footage on YouTube because his dad wanted to stop him from becoming the next Donald Trump.

In a packed Bucks County courtroom, Justin Mohn calmly explained his motive for killing his dad: "I unfortunately had to use deadly force."

Justin Mohn explained why he decapitated his dad and showed YouTube, with the killer saying he did it but it wasn't murder

Justin Mohn made national headlines in 2024 when he posted a YouTube video displaying his father's severed head.

The trial for a Pennsylvania man accused of decapitating his father and displaying the severed head in a video posted on YouTube began Monday, July 7.

The murder trial began this week for a Pennsylvania man accused of beheading his father and posting images of his alleged crime on YouTube. The post 'We were just trying to help him': Mom recalls the 'red flag' from police before her son allegedly beheaded his dad and shared it online first appeared on Law & Crime.