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The In March 2021, Terry Cohe was in her son's room, putting away clothes and cleaning up,

when she found an unfamiliar container at the bottom of his wardrobe.

She was curious and opened up the container to see what was inside.

Terry pulled out a heavy plastic bag, but when she lifted it up, she realized it was covered

in maggots. And against her better judgment, she opened it.

There was a second plastic bag inside, but Terry

couldn't bring herself to open it. Instead, she called her son's father, telling him,

you need to come over right now. The two of them called the police, telling the 911 operator

that they believed their son, 19-year-old Brian Cohe Jr., had killed somebody.

The plastic bags that Terry had opened contained a human decomposing head and a pair of dismembered

human hands.

On that 911 call, Terry acknowledged that for Brian's entire life, he'd been only interested in death and murder.

Quote, he has always had a little bit of fascination with the morbid, she said.

He was channeling it, I thought, into becoming a crime scene investigator.

But not so much.

Law enforcement rushed to the Cohe family home,

where they began to question Brian. One of the officers calmly explained the situation to him,

saying, your parents have raised concerns about some items they may have found in your bedroom. Can you

elaborate? Brian didn't seem surprised or alarmed, and he didn't try to prove

his innocence either. Instead, he matched the officer's tone saying, yes, I believe so, a human

head and hands from that man who went missing. I killed him with a knife. The victim that Brian

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