Mer doubt

Anger is a powerful motion.

It can be overwhelming, all-consuming, and completely irrational.

When teenagers experience rage, it can be even more difficult to deal with.

Their developing brains are still trying to figure out how to process and manage emotions.

An anger is often one of the most challenging emotions to deal with.

This can lead to outbursts of violence, destructive behaviors, and even murder.

In recent years, there have been a number of high-profile cases of teenage rage gone wrong.

While these cases are relatively rare, they highlight the potentially dangerous consequences

of unchecked anger and teenagers.

Listener, call me crazy, but there is a greater unchecked darkness that can lurk in the heart

of an angered teen.

It is a bottomless pit of rage and hatred, a seeding anger that can kill.

This anger is often directed at those who they feel have wronged them, but it can also

be directed at the world in general.

It is an all-consuming fire that can burn away everything else, leaving misery and destruction

in its wake.

If not carefully monitored and controlled, this anger can lead to violence and even death.

It is a force to be reckoned with, and one that must be taken seriously.

Today's case is about this rage, and what happens when it goes unchecked?

November 5, 2007.

Denver, Colorado.

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