New York Post
GRANDVIEW, Mo. — A Missouri man was charged Sunday with murdering his 74-year-old father by lying on his head until the man lost consciousness, to prove ‘how big and bad’ he was, authorities said.
Kyle Webb, 44, of Grandview, Missouri, is charged with killing Franklin Webb late Saturday at a home they shared after the father complained about the way his son was cleaning up around a leaky pipe, according to a police report.
Kyle Webb admitted the killing, telling police that he became angry at his father’s complaints and attempted to scare him by acting as though he was going to hit him with an empty vodka bottle, according to the police report. Franklin Webb then tried to punch his son but fell back, hitting a kitchen chair before falling to the floor, where the son jumped on top of him, the police report states.
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