16-year teen murdered his classmate, took selfie and uploaded on Snapchat

The ‘selfie’ and modern generation crossed the heights when a teenager of Pennsylvania was blamed for slaughtering one of his classmates and proudly posed his body to take ‘selfie’ for uploading it on Snapchat. The incident took place in Jeannette where Maxwell Marion Morton brutally gunshot Ryan Mangan of 16 years and after the murder, adjusted his body so as to pose nicely and pompously clicked a selfie with the body for posting it on Snapchat. It’s an advanced application for smartphones facilitating a user to upload pictures which got deleted after a couple of seconds, as maintained by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

16-year-old charged in shooting death of Jeannette teen took selfie with body http://t.co/PhYo1QRllf pic.twitter.com/BjoNp2OJTJ

— WPXI (@WPXI) February 8, 2015

Ryan Selfie:-

As per Fox News, it is noteworthy that the culprit charged for the murder forwarded this picture to his friend and that friend saved it on his mobile prior to its deletion. Thereafter, he displayed it to his mother and she passed it on to the police. The image’s copy received by corps illustrated Ryan having a gunshot face injury. The victim’s mother found his corpse and informed the police. Later, the convict confessed his crime when a hidden handgun of 9 millimeters was discovered from his house. Morton is accused of first-degree murder, assassinator in addition to illegally possessing a weapon.

The ‘selfie’ and modern generation crossed the heights when a teenager of Pennsylvania was blamed for slaughtering one of his classmates and proudly posed his body to take ‘selfie’ for uploading it on Snapchat. The incident took place in Jeannette where Maxwell Marion Morton brutally gunshot Ryan Mangan of 16 years and after the murder, adjusted his body so as to pose nicely and pompously clicked a selfie with the body for posting it on Snapchat. It’s an advanced application for smartphones facilitating a user to upload pictures which got deleted after a couple of seconds, as maintained by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

16-year-old charged in shooting death of Jeannette teen took selfie with body http://t.co/PhYo1QRllf pic.twitter.com/BjoNp2OJTJ

— WPXI (@WPXI) February 8, 2015

Ryan Selfie:-

As per Fox News, it is noteworthy that the culprit charged for the murder forwarded this picture to his friend and that friend saved it on his mobile prior to its deletion. Thereafter, he displayed it to his mother and she passed it on to the police. The image’s copy received by corps illustrated Ryan having a gunshot face injury. The victim’s mother found his corpse and informed the police. Later, the convict confessed his crime when a hidden handgun of 9 millimeters was discovered from his house. Morton is accused of first-degree murder, assassinator in addition to illegally possessing a weapon.

The ‘selfie’ and modern generation crossed the heights when a teenager of Pennsylvania was blamed for slaughtering one of his classmates and proudly posed his body to take ‘selfie’ for uploading it on Snapchat. The incident took place in Jeannette where Maxwell Marion Morton brutally gunshot Ryan Mangan of 16 years and after the murder, adjusted his body so as to pose nicely and pompously clicked a selfie with the body for posting it on Snapchat. It’s an advanced application for smartphones facilitating a user to upload pictures which got deleted after a couple of seconds, as maintained by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

16-year-old charged in shooting death of Jeannette teen took selfie with body http://t.co/PhYo1QRllf pic.twitter.com/BjoNp2OJTJ

— WPXI (@WPXI) February 8, 2015

Ryan Selfie:-

As per Fox News, it is noteworthy that the culprit charged for the murder forwarded this picture to his friend and that friend saved it on his mobile prior to its deletion. Thereafter, he displayed it to his mother and she passed it on to the police. The image’s copy received by corps illustrated Ryan having a gunshot face injury. The victim’s mother found his corpse and informed the police. Later, the convict confessed his crime when a hidden handgun of 9 millimeters was discovered from his house. Morton is accused of first-degree murder, assassinator in addition to illegally possessing a weapon.

The ‘selfie’ and modern generation crossed the heights when a teenager of Pennsylvania was blamed for slaughtering one of his classmates and proudly posed his body to take ‘selfie’ for uploading it on Snapchat. The incident took place in Jeannette where Maxwell Marion Morton brutally gunshot Ryan Mangan of 16 years and after the murder, adjusted his body so as to pose nicely and pompously clicked a selfie with the body for posting it on Snapchat. It’s an advanced application for smartphones facilitating a user to upload pictures which got deleted after a couple of seconds, as maintained by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

16-year-old charged in shooting death of Jeannette teen took selfie with body http://t.co/PhYo1QRllf pic.twitter.com/BjoNp2OJTJ

— WPXI (@WPXI) February 8, 2015

Ryan Selfie:-

As per Fox News, it is noteworthy that the culprit charged for the murder forwarded this picture to his friend and that friend saved it on his mobile prior to its deletion. Thereafter, he displayed it to his mother and she passed it on to the police. The image’s copy received by corps illustrated Ryan having a gunshot face injury. The victim’s mother found his corpse and informed the police. Later, the convict confessed his crime when a hidden handgun of 9 millimeters was discovered from his house. Morton is accused of first-degree murder, assassinator in addition to illegally possessing a weapon.