Teen Accused of Parents’ Murder After TikTok Campaign

A 17-year-old girl from Georgia, Sarah Grace Patrick, has been charged with the murder of her mother, Kristin Brock, 41, and stepfather, James Brock, 45. The charges come after Patrick allegedly spent months raising awareness about their deaths on TikTok. According to the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office, Patrick turned herself in on July 8 and is accused of committing the murders on February 20 at their home in Carroll County, Georgia.

Details of the Incident and Charges

Carroll County Communications Director Ashley Hulsey revealed at a press conference that both victims were found dead from apparent gunshot wounds on February 20. Patrick will be charged as an adult, facing two counts of murder and two counts of aggravated assault. Hulsey expressed the difficulty in understanding the motives behind such actions, especially from someone so young. Patrick had reportedly lived with various family members and moved frequently.

Investigation and Evidence

Patrick herself made the 911 call reporting her parents’ injuries. Hulsey mentioned that investigators have substantial evidence against Patrick but did not provide further details. The investigation involved assistance from the FBI and Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Patrick’s TikTok account, under the username @sgrace04282, is no longer active, but she had previously commented on videos discussing her parents’ deaths.

Community Reactions and Impact

Screenshots obtained by Fox News Digital from true crime influencer AllegedlyReportedly show Patrick engaging with content about her parents’ deaths. In one comment, she thanked users for spreading awareness. The case has left a significant impact on the community, particularly affecting the Brock’s toddler who is now without parents. Hulsey emphasized the tragedy of a child losing both parents in such circumstances.

Ongoing Legal Proceedings

As legal proceedings continue, the community awaits further developments in this tragic case. The charges against Patrick have sparked discussions about youth crime and its underlying causes. The case highlights the complex dynamics within families and raises questions about social media’s role in personal tragedies.