What's up, everybody? Welcome back to another episode of the Lights Out podcast.

Today we have a very disturbing, chilling case about an individual named Nicholas Browning.

15-year-old Delaney High School student is arrested and charged as an adult in the murders of his

family. Nick Wagner Browning was born on February 9, 1992. He was known as the Golden Boy.

On paper, he was an honor student. He had a group of good friends and was involved in sports.

The crime scene they found inside was so disturbing that even the veteran officers could barely

believe the horrors that they witnessed. 10905 Powers Avenue had become the scene of an absolute

bloodbath. 13-100 people showed up to pay their respects to the Browning family.

What is justice for the Browning family?

The horrific tragedy of the Browning family will never be forgotten.

What's up, everybody? Welcome back to another episode of the Lights Out podcast. I'm your host,

Josh. I'm joining the studio by my co-host Austin. Yeah, what's up? What's up, man?

And my producer, Daniel. What's going on, man? How's it going, everybody?

Today, we have a very disturbing, chilling case about an individual named Nicholas Browning.

And what makes this case so disturbing is the fact that he was only 15 years old

when he brutally murdered his entire family. And questions are still out there today as to why

he did this, because it really just doesn't make any sense whatsoever. But one of the things that's

even more eerie about this case is that recently, just back in February of this year.

So, police responded to a man in distress call at the Browning Residence,

and a man by the name David Emory Lenta Cum, who was 24 years old, actually shot multiple

Baltimore County police officers and then went on the run for 39 hours. And luckily, they

ended up catching him and the officers ended up surviving their injuries. But it's just very weird

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