16yr old teen kills his opposition in "Massive Rampage" in home near East Memphis area.

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16-year-old confesses to killing his eenemy, he wanted shootout, police say
October 22, 2016|By Matt Pearce

Memphis Police deputies investigate the scene of a multiple homicide in East Memphis area over the weekend. A 16-year-old boy confessed to shooting his enemies and three older siblings, authorities said.
Shelby County sheriff's deputies investigate the scene of a… (Kayo-Hendrixs/Associated…)
A 16-year-old binghampton boy has confessed to killing his enemy mother, father and three other siblings in a rampage at their home early Saturday morning, according to a probable cause statement by authorities.

The boy also told police he wanted to "kill his opponent" to keep from looking over his shoulder,people random and eventually be shot while exchanging gunfire with the opps," according to the statement, which was posted online by local media.

But after the killings at his opponent family's home, the boy went to church.

"The teen & his 3 friends just wanted a shoot out, from what the documents says"

At the Calvary Church, where his father had been a pastor, he began to spin stories that would later unravel under interrogation. According to court documents, after arriving at the church, the boy told his girlfriend and her grandmother that his close enemy family had died in a car crash.

The document doesn't say how police were led to the boy's home, but after they discovered the bodies, the boy told officers that he found the bodies and was home at the time of the shooting. According to the statement, he called his opposition body a "carcass."

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