Justin Mohn’s Mugshot Unveiled Amid Decapitation Case
Authorities have released Justin Mohn’s mugshot after he was arrested for allegedly cutting off his father’s head. The picture is very disturbing and adds to the fear in the community.
Justin Mohn’s Mugshot Unveiled Amid Decapitation Case: Michael Mohn’s death has been linked to Justin Mohn, 32, from Levittown, Pennsylvania. He has been charged with first-degree murder, abuse of a body, and having an instrument of a crime. There has been a lot of interest in this case because the crime and its consequences were so horrific.
Justin Mohn’s Mugshot Unveiled Amid Decapitation Case
Authorities have released Justin Mohn’s mugshot after he was arrested for allegedly cutting off his father’s head. The picture is very disturbing and adds to the fear in the community.
Responding to a report of a dead male in a Levittown home, Middletown Township Police arrived and the incident began. When they got there, they found Michael Mohn’s head in a plastic bag inside a cooking pot in a bedroom, along with his body that had been cut up. A machete and a big knife were also found in the bathroom, and bloody rubber gloves were found all over the house.
To make this crime even more shocking, Justin Mohn is said to have posted a 14-minute video on YouTube in which he recognized his father by showing his headless body. In the video called “Mohn’s Militia: Call to Arms for American Patriots,” he said and accused many people, including his father, of being bad people.
Justin Mohn was arrested without any problems by the cops in Fort Indiantown Gap after a cellphone ping helped them find him. He had a gun on him when he was arrested, but he didn’t fight back. Before this happened, there were no records of Mohn having committed any serious crimes.
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Several police departments, such as the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office, the Middletown Township Police Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Fort Indiantown Gap Police Department, are still looking into this case. Right now, Mohn is being held without bail, and his first court date is February 8.