Brothers Who Tried to Kill Their Parents Give Full Confession in Interrogation Room

Police rushed to the home of a Georgia family after a woman called 911 and said her children were trying to kill her. When law enforcement arrived, Yvonne and Zachary Ervin were greatly injured inside their home which was full of blood and broken furniture. It appeared the home's gas line was tampered with in an attempt to blow up the residence. Yvonne told police her sons, Christopher and Cameron, had drugged them and attacked them. The brothers were immediately arrested when officers arrived — one was found in the bathroom and the other outside the home. When Christopher and Cameron Ervin were brought to be interrogated, things began to take a turn as one of them began confessing to every detail while the other stuck to the cover-up story. Get the full details of the Ervin brothers' case on this episode of Law&Crime Interrogations.

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[LouiseHills-wxnm]

Sometimes emergency dispatchers often make me so angry with all the questions while an life & death event is going on

[NeilCrouse]

I feel SO fortunate, I was adopted and raised by two people who loved me, gave me all the attention I needed and never abused me. I'm 58 and my Dad lived until he was 89, .. Mom is 92 and healthy still. When I see things like this, I think to myself... "I won my lottery Years ago"...

[lifendeathchzlife]

"Honor your father and your mother", But also, " Provoke not your children to wrath".

[StuckTrippin]

I left my home on the day of my 18th birthday. 9 years have passed, mostly no contact with my parents. Things got physical many times at home, and my mental state was so broken. Only in the last year or two have I truely recovered who I am.

There is no excuse for what these boys have done. But it is a crying shame what terrible parenting can do to children.

[kellybrown]

That's why having peace in the home is so important❤

[jimmybrito]

Imagine venting to the detectives because u think being honest will help you only to find out they used that statement to charge you with as many crimes as possible. Officers are never your friend or care about how bad it was for you while growing up.

[louisejones]

You just never know whats going on behind peoples closed doors. My peace is priceless

[gigiarmany]

these boys remind me of the Menendez brothers..many parents torture their children & then act surprised when they go insane & act out..

[sharrodjoe]

I see a lot of people in these comments dont ubderstand how emotional abuse can really be traumatizing beyond control.

[issacmorgan]

Bruh. When big bro came in the room and little bro instantly looked for direction. That hug was intense. That sibling bond is something.

[miathebarbie]

one thing I can say is the love he has for his younger brother is completely unwavering

[yabadaba]

This is a sad case… the hug between them was one of the most emotional moments I have ever seen.

[oneilleiba]

Treating your children with respect is also important.

[AChicRevue]

I taught these boys.. Their parents were extremely involved in education, more than the normal parent and they were good kids in school. This stunned us all

[cazdiamond]

When children grow up feeling that they are never good enough in their parents eyes. This pain can turn to hate. It is very important for parents to validate their children, even when they are failing. Correct them in love

[uaua]

This has been a HUGE learning moment for me honestly. One can never be too busy for their kids even if one is stressed and struggling to give them the best . Time with children is valuable and important. All I heard and took away from this is that when you think the kids need too much, all they need is the easiest thing one can give, LOVE, and ATTENTION. They gave them what they felt was love through provisions, some comfort, but not what they yearned for, ATTENTION.

[tenaciousduk]

My dad was a bully. I left home aged 17, paid my way through Uni at 26yrs old. I am perplexed. Not all of us were blessed with decent parents, but hell, get on with it and make good in your life, for yourself.

[shawncalderon]

“Your enemies will be right in your own household.” Matthew 10:36

[kentsneed]

That hug! Monsters. But that hug looked so therapeutic. They LOVE each other. They might be distant from the parents but that brotherly bond is TIGHT!

[voice-of-reason]

When I saw the caption and the picture of the brothers, I thought what heartless monsters to try to kill their parents. But, after listening to both brothers, this was a tragedy not completely of their own making. I dont agree with their actions and I thank God both parents survived and forgave them. I hope they can also forgive themselves (every family member). May we all learn from this. Children have a right to live their own lives. As long as they're happy, let them choose their future. I hope both of these men get to enjoy some happiness when they get paroled. A miracle happened here inspite of everything. A family was united. ❤🙏🏽