The Pennsylvania man who allegedly beheaded his father and proclaimed himself to be the “messiah” wrote a pamphlet in which he warned of a “bloody revolution” coming to the US and released songs in which he claimed it is a “woman’s world.”
He also said his dad was jealous of him and bemoaned his student debt in his music.
Justin Mohn, 32, is in custody in Pennsylvania after allegedly beheading his 68-year-old father and displaying the head on a YouTube livestream. He has been charged with murder in the first degree, abuse of a corpse, and possession of an instrument of crime with intent.
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Police were called to the Mohn household on Tuesday evening at around 7pm. They found the victim’s headless body in the bathroom, Chief Joe Bartorilla of Middletown Police Department said.
He added: “We got called to the home and officers went in and discovered the father upstairs deceased.
“We’re getting contacted by some people in the community that know us, and know him and his family. And we’re hearing a lot. Obviously, he’s well known in the community just by the calls we’re getting.”
Mohn went on a politically charged, conspiratorial rant during the 14-minute livestream, saying that many saw him as a messiah and wanted him to become the President of the United States.
His father, Justin, was a federal employee, and Mohn urged others with relatives in the same line of work to kill them.
His father is also believed to have owned a cleaning company, and a literacy initiative.
Mohn allegedly offered a $1 million bounty to anyone who killed federal figures, FBI Director Christopher Wray, Attorney General Merrick Garland and former Attorney General Bill Barr as targets.
He lamented the government for “woke mobs, the migrant crisis on the border with Mexico, and railed against “globalists and communists.”
On the stream, he allegedly held up his father’s head and said: “This is the head of Mike Mohn, a federal employee of over 20 years and my father. He is now in hell for eternity as a traitor to his country.”
Mohn has written poetry, pamphlets and books filled with conspiratorial material.
He has also released songs on Spotify that take a similarly political tone. In one song, he laments the student debt he owes having studied business management at Penn State.
He also claimed that the authorities wanted him dead and bemoaned how society has become a “woman’s world.”
Some lyrics read: “This is a woman’s world. Empowering only girls. Step on all the men. Kill the cock and praise the hen.”
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A pamphlet titled America’s Coming Bloody Revolution outlined his sadistic plans. It said: “Americans will have to weigh what is worse – allowing themselves to lose freedom and independence or killing their own family members, teachers, coworkers, bosses, judges, elected leaders, and other older generations.”
He added that this was because they may be “traitors” who “wish to take away the freedom and independence that comes with America, democracy, and free market capitalism.”
The pamphlet also included two chapters titled Why a Violent Revolution is Inevitable and How Revolution Can Be Successful.
Mohn wrote other books such as Poems I Wrote While Stoned: A Collection Of Poems and another called The Punishing, set in the year 2481, a story about Satan ruling the world.
His Amazon bio reads: “His life story is unbelievable and there may not be enough words to describe him, but one may begin to understand his complexity and experiences through his art.”
His conspiracy theories show many hallmarks of the QAnon movement – a far-right American political conspiracy movement centered on the belief that a Satanic sex trafficking ring conspired against former President Donald Trump, among other bizarre claims.
