In a shocking incident in Levittown, Pennsylvania, Justin Mohn stands accused of first-degree murder and abusing a corpse after allegedly beheading his father, Michael Mohn. The gruesome act was captured in a disturbing video posted on social media, leading to Mohn’s arrest on charges related to the heinous crime.

Arrest at National Guard Facility

Authorities revealed that Justin Mohn, armed and trespassing at a National Guard facility around 100 miles away, was apprehended late Tuesday, hours after the murder occurred. The victim, Michael Mohn, was discovered beheaded in the bathroom of his Levittown home, where Justin, aged 32, also resided. The arrest took place at Fort Indiantown Gap.

Disturbing YouTube Video Details

The video, exceeding 14 minutes, depicted Justin Mohn holding his father’s decapitated head, identifying him by name, and making disturbing statements. The police noted that it seemed Mohn was reading from a script as he expressed anti-government sentiments. The video shed light on Mohn’s radical views and a history of violent rhetoric against the government.

Extremist Views and Online Publications

Investigations revealed that Mohn had a history of embracing violent anti-government ideologies, as evidenced by writings published online over several years. In August 2020, he authored an online “pamphlet” advocating for a “bloody revolution” led by individuals born in or after 1991. Mohn’s extremist views extended to advocating for violence against family members and public officials.

Motive and Conspiracy Theories

In the video following the murder, Mohn described his father as a 20-year federal employee, labeling him a traitor. He propagated various conspiracy theories, ranting about the Biden administration, immigration, fiscal policy, urban crime, and the war in Ukraine. The video highlighted Mohn’s alarming and erratic worldview.

National Guard Base Arrest

Authorities discovered Mohn driving his father’s car when he was taken into custody. His cellphone’s ping near Fort Indiantown Gap led investigators to the National Guard base, where Mohn was apprehended. He possessed a firearm at the time of his arrest, although he had never been a member of the Pennsylvania National Guard.

Community Reaction and Prior Concerns

Neighbors described Justin Mohn as a familiar face in the community, noting his peculiar behavior. Reports of Mohn sitting in a park and staring at his house had prompted calls to the police. Residents expressed shock upon learning about the gruesome crime, emphasizing the need for mental health intervention.

Legal Proceedings and Future Hearings

Justin Mohn faces charges not only related to the murder but also for weapons possession. He was arraigned without bail and is scheduled for a hearing on February 8. The Bucks County district attorney’s office indicated they would not comment publicly about the case.

AP reporters Michael Rubinkam, Claudia Lauer, and Mark Scolforo contributed to this report.