Violent video games were seized from the home of a teenage suspect as possible evidence in an investigation into the slaying of a 55-year-old Florida man. Several “M” rated video games were seized from the home of Edward Neher, a 16-year-old suspect. The investigating officer stated that he was “not drawing any conclusions from the findings.” The other suspect in the case is 17-year-old Hunter Everette. Both suspects have been booked with first-degree murder and armed robbery charges.

Neher will be tried as an adult in juvenile court. The deceased was the owner of a lot where the 16-year-old’s mother has a trailer parked. In statements to police, the youth apparently said that he and Everette killed Gore because the man would not let them borrow his car. A similar scenario can be played out in the game Grand Theft Auto.

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