He changed the Wifi password, his sister got angry and ended up strangling her | Chronic

Kevon WatkinsAn 18-year-old boy residing in Georgia, USA, was sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of strangling his eldest sister to death for the use of Wi-Fi.

Everything happened when Kevon was 16 years old and his sister, 20 years old. According to statements by Kevon and his mother, LatoyaIt all started on February 2, 2018, when the young man arrived in a bad mood from school and decided to change the Wifi pbadword so that his family could not use it and so, it would work faster.

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The younger brother (13) realized that he could not connect to the Internet and informed his mother of what was happening. She immediately went to her son's room to fetch her console. However, the teenager continued the discussion. That's when the victim, whose name was AlexusHe intervened because he believed that if they continued to fight, his brother could hit his mother.

The two men started to hit each other and after a few minutes Kevon placed his hands on his sister's neck, preventing him from breathing normally. Once Latoya noticed that she could not separate her children, she asked the police for help.

The police arrived home and found Kevon strangling his sister. After the troops ordered him, the young man released Alexus who was immediately taken to the hospital, but died a few hours later.

During the trial that lasted two days, the accused was questioned about why he had murdered his sister. He always claimed that he did not want to kill her, but he admitted that he had not released her before, fearing that "She will win the fight."

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In addition, he stated that he would never have hurt his sister since "She taught him everything he knows" and "It's who brought me to school". The judge in charge of the case decided to convict him of serious murder and not of accidental homicide, because he was too long to hold his sister's neck and refused to leave her even though her mother and her husband younger brother had asked him several times.

"Sorry", was the only thing the press could hear among the cries of the accused after hearing his sentence.