Man accused of both decapitating his father and sharing the video on YouTube, as well as being involved in terrorism.

According to reports, Justin Mohn, a 32-year-old man from the Levittown neighborhood in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania, shocked the world when he allegedly live-streamed a gruesome act on YouTube. It is believed that Mohn decapitated his own father and displayed the severed head during the broadcast. As a result, he was initially charged with first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse.

However, the Bucks County District Attorney's office has recently added more charges against Mohn. These include three counts of terrorism, two counts of possession of a crime instrument, one count of robbery, and several other theft and threat-related offenses. According to the district attorney, Mohn not only named specific federal personnel that he wanted to be caught and executed publicly, but he also identified a US District Court judge and their whereabouts.

In the YouTube video, Mohn can be seen calling himself a member of a militia and urging his fellow members to kill federal employees. He also mentions his father, who had served in the US Army Corps of Engineers geo-environmental section. "This is the head of Mike Mohn, a federal employee of over 20 years and my father," he told his viewers. "He is now in hell for eternity as a traitor to his country. Violence is the only solution to the federal government's treason."

Mohn, who has self-published eight books, including one titled "The Second Messiah," claims that this particular book is "loosely based on him." However, these disturbing actions are a far cry from the written word. Shortly after the murder, Mohn was arrested at the Pennsylvania state National Guard facility, approximately 100 miles away from his home. He was armed with a 9 mm Sig Sauer handgun at the time of his arrest.

The Bucks County District Attorney, Jennifer Schorn, has stated that Mohn purchased the gun the day before the murder and used it to fatally shoot his father before beheading him. As of now, Mohn remains in custody at the Bucks County Correctional Facility without bail. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for April 2nd.

The community is still reeling from the shocking events and struggling to make sense of the motive behind Mohn's actions. As the investigation continues, we can only hope for justice to be served for the victim and his family.

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