Boy Kills Brother Over Computer Volume Level
Siblings fight all the time, sure. And nowadays, the disputes tend to center around the family gadgets -- anything from control of the TV remote to whose turn it is on the Wii. Most of the time, it doesn't escalate beyond a few gentle pushes or shoves, or perhaps some shed tears. A recent argument between brothers over a computer, though, ended in shocking tragedy. William Gorzynski, 15, has been charged with stabbing and killing his 14-year-old brother Matthew after the two got in an argument over the volume of a computer Monday. By all accounts, the two enjoyed a normal, playfully contentious sibling relationship, and the family and its lawyers are portraying the tragedy as an anomalous event that they "can't even comprehend."
The incident, which occurred not long after another teen stabbing in the same city, has already prompted a response in the community. Coral Springs, Florida mayor Scott Brook plans to hold a town hall meeting in order to discuss youth violence. [From: South Florida Sun-Sentinel]





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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsluismedinaOct 31st 2009 8:58AM
GOD what is going on with those kid is very scare because GOD telling everyone wake up and help those kids teached then how to compartir with others.
MEOct 31st 2009 9:26AM
What the hell is the world coming to?
P CostOct 31st 2009 7:53PM
Desensitized to violence, but trained in weapons and tactics daily, are we surprised?
mrtfrog1135Oct 31st 2009 4:49PM
The Year 2012, or APOCALYPSE now!!
fmrdrvOct 31st 2009 10:55PM
HEAVEN OR HELL, THE CHOICE IS YOURS. IF IM WRONG NO PROBLEM
IF IM RIGHT YOU WILL ETIRNITY IN HELL TO DWELL ON IT!!
joehayesiiOct 31st 2009 10:34AM
You guys need to stop putting this s=== how there. The more this type of
stupid reasoning is shown...the more tempting it is to say, 'why not?'
Everybody else is doing it.......and you put this under technology?
A murder?
tana greenOct 31st 2009 4:46PM
It was over a computer. Just a code word that bumps the story into Tech, nhi.
Can't be shocked anymoreOct 31st 2009 10:47AM
Florida mayor Scott Brook plans to hold a town hall meeting in order to discuss youth violence.
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Sure, that'll fix it.
minia37Oct 31st 2009 11:11AM
I have a 12 year old who is having serious issues with all these new "energy drinks". They make him extremely hyper, manic, and agressive. He stops after getting in trouble, but then goes back to them. I think they are highly addictive. In his social circles it is also considered cool to drink them. I was shocked to find out that the local ice cream truck sells them along with their popsicles and cones to the kids! Obviously I'm not trying to say this is what happened with these brothers, the article just made me think, because my son gets beligerent and domineering while "on" these drinks. Our friend who is a sheriff says these drinks are becoming a real problem. Just something to think about. Thanks.
John StowOct 31st 2009 11:43AM
Again, where are the parents? Why do children, yes ages 15 and 14 are still children, allowed to run amuk. Don't parents these days care? Apparently not. If you don't want to raise the children, don't have them. I hate it when children misbehave and the parents are not held accountable. They should be arrested.
Shawn BushwayOct 31st 2009 4:33PM
You can't be that stupid or are you? Kids can't be in the privacy of their own rooms with the parents being right on top of them? It sounds like the brothers had the typical relationship brothers often have and that one crossed the line. What would you have done differently - search their room daily for weapons, not allow them to have the pc or make every decision for them? Rather than throw out a criticism lets hear your ideas - I'm sure we'll be impressed with your genius.
Rusty RazorOct 31st 2009 12:04PM
This story's as old as Cain and Able.
bobpellOct 31st 2009 12:18PM
They had computers back then? I learn something new every day.
alyssaOct 31st 2009 2:56PM
Of course, because before Obama was in office nothing like this had ever happened before, right? Right.
jbjg24mOct 31st 2009 3:02PM
idiot!
benny slippOct 31st 2009 3:33PM
Does it get any worse in America... we will never win another war!
Shawn BushwayOct 31st 2009 4:31PM
Do us all a favor - don't breed! To suggest that this is Obama's fault is to suggest that every killing under the Bush administration was his fault. Or are you stupid enough to suggest that there were no killings like this under Bush? Oh wait, the killings that did take place were in anticipation of Obama's presidency before he even knew he was going to run. It's too bad that your father didn't teach you more after all that time spent bouncing on his lap. PS: I never read responses so I won't read your comeback though I'm sure it won't be smarter than the initial post.
KemeticaOct 31st 2009 5:02PM
GET OVER IT!! OBAMA IS YOUR LEADER>>STOP BLAMING EVERY DANG ON THING ON OBAMA>...DANG ON ITT!!
TanyaGrnrOct 31st 2009 5:07PM
Media should all be banned from "reporting" violence under these type of circumstances. Kids learn this type of behavior from "reports", gossip, television, games, ect., exposure. If children could be isolated from this type of violence, then almost none would show this degree of violence toward each other. We all need to learn...... stop talking, showing, thinking, or feeling this element in any capasity, in our physical, emotional, and psychological, day-to-day lives.
William MorrowNov 2nd 2009 10:17AM
Tanya, I agree. Freedom to media might best be saved for adults. Children have always had a tough time telling reality from fantasy, and so it might not be a bad idea to censor CHILDREN from these type of violent reports, internet privacy and possibly even "freedom of speech". Maybe those rights should be earned, right along with the right to drive and the right to drink. If parents failed at protecting their children, then maybe they should suffer the consequences just like they would if their child drank or drove a car before it was legal.