It's hard to believe that all this blood and carnage could have began over video game borrowing—but that is exactly the case.
Kids in Velha Central, a town not far from Blumenau in Medio Vale, Santa Catarina State in southern Brazil, take their video game playing very seriously it seems.
As the story goes, two young Brazilian buddies, 12-year-old Gabriel Kuhn, and his friend 16-year-old Daniel Petry, were engaged in a friendly computer game called Tibia.
Suddenly, the younger boy, Kuhn, ran out of money—and this is where the plot thickens, so they say.
The trouble began when Khun then decided to ask his older friend Petra for a short-term loan consisting of 20,000 Tibia, from his account, so he could keep playing.
Kuhn promised to return-the money as soon as possible. So his friend Petry agreed to the loan and the money was transferred.
However, before long, the short-term loan suddenly turned into a long term loan, and soon Kuhn failed to transfer any of the funds back to Petry’s account at all.
Petry, needless to say, was-livid.
So much so in fact that he grabbed a hand-saw used for cutting wood, headed to young Khun's house and first strangled Khun, then, in a failed attempt to conceal the body by dismembering him in the corridor, created a gorey and horrific mess.
Murphy's law tells us that if something can go wrong it will go wrong and at the worst possible time. In a failed attempt to conceal the body, the worst of all possible scenarios suddenly happened, Khun's mother arrived home.
The distraught mother, after seeing her sons body parts strewn all over the hall-way, had to be sedated and taken to the hospital.
Written by @cagestokerblog
