Lords Of Chaos Murder Teacher – Video

The Lords of Chaos were four teens from Florida that would go from Vandalism to Murder

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Lords Of Chaos Video Transcript

Lords Of Chaos Video Transcript

0:00They called themselves the lords of chaos. Four  teenagers from Fort Meyers, Florida. They started  

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6 secondswith burning buses and killing animals. It ended  with them knocking on their teacher’s front door  

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12 secondsand shooting him dead because he told them to  come to the office. According to court documents,  

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18 secondsthe Lords of Chaos weren’t a national gang. They  were local kids. Kevin Foster, Christopher Black,  

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25 secondsPete Magnati, and later Derek Shields. They  began with what police called minor vandalism  

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31 secondsaround Fort Meyers. The vandalism wasn’t minor  for long. First, they burned a church bus and  

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39 secondsset a bird cage on fire, killing a macaw  inside. Then, Derek joined, and they hit  

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45 secondsan old Coca-Cola factory. They stole propane  canisters, placed them around the building,  

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51 secondsand ignited it. Foster was reportedly angry.  The local media called their crimes juvenile.  

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58 secondsNext, Foster and Magnady carjacked a restaurant  owner connected to Dererick’s mother. Finally,  

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1 minute, 5 secondsafter a failed plan to shoplift clothes for  graduation, they targeted their own school,  

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1 minute, 10 secondsstealing items, then setting off a firebomb.  While they stood outside watching the school burn,  

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1 minute, 17 secondsRiverdale High band teacher Mark Schwebs  recognized two of them. He didn’t call  

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1 minute, 22 secondspolice that night. He told them to report to the  office the next day. That was a death sentence.  

1:30

1 minute, 30 secondsThe group quickly made a plan. They got Schweb’s  address through directory assistance and drove  

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1 minute, 35 secondsto his home. Derek Shields knocked on the door.  Kevin Foster waited to the side with a gun. When  

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1 minute, 44 seconds32-year-old Mark Schwebs answered, Foster shot him  fatally on his own doorstep. Police first thought  

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1 minute, 50 secondsit was a love triangle gone wrong. The murder  went unsolved for a few days until the Lords of  

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1 minute, 57 secondsChaos couldn’t stay quiet. They started bragging.  A girlfriend of an associate heard the story and  

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2 minutes, 3 secondswent to police. Investigators soon linked them to  nearly all the vandalism that week, including the  

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2 minutes, 10 secondsCoca-Cola factory. All four were arrested along  with lesser members Chris Bernett, Brad Young,  

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2 minutes, 16 secondsand Craig Leash. The group turned on each other.  Christopher Black, Derek Shields, and Pete Magnati  

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2 minutes, 25 secondsall plead guilty and agreed to testify against  Kevin Foster. Brad Young, and Craig Lesh were  

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2 minutes, 31 secondsreleased with no charges. Chris Bernett took a  deal, two years for robbery and arson in exchange  

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2 minutes, 36 secondsfor testimony. Magnati, who was 17, plead guilty  to first-degree murder and got 32 years. Black and  

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2 minutes, 45 secondsShields also plead guilty to first-degree  murder and received life without parole.  

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2 minutes, 51 secondsKevin Foster refused the deal. He went to trial,  was quickly convicted, and sentenced to death.  

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2 minutes, 59 secondsKevin Foster is still on Florida’s death row today  at Union Correctional Institution. Years later,  

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3 minutes, 5 secondshe made headlines again for trying to get a writer  to murder witnesses against him. He conspired with  

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3 minutes, 11 secondshis own mother. She got 5 years in prison for  it. Christopher Black is serving life at Aan  

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3 minutes, 17 secondsPark Correctional Institution. Derek Shields  is serving life at Zephr Hills Correctional  

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3 minutes, 23 secondsInstitution. Pete Magnati was released on parole  in July 2023 after more than two decades inside.

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