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Nicholas Browning
Doctor says abuse led Cockeysville teen to slay his family
- Nicholas Browning was in a “trancelike state” as he killed his abusive parents and his younger brothers in their Cockeysville home, a psychiatrist hired by Browning’s attorneys said in court Tuesday.
- Nicholas Browning was in a “trancelike state” as he killed his abusive parents and his younger brothers in their Cockeysville home, a psychiatrist hired by Browning’s attorneys said in court Tuesday.
Teen charged with killing family to undergo psychiatric evaluation
- A 16-year-old Cockeysville boy charged with killing his parents and two younger brothers will undergo a psychiatric evaluation within the next two weeks, a judge ruled Tuesday.
- A 16-year-old Cockeysville boy charged with killing his parents and two younger brothers will undergo a psychiatric evaluation within the next two weeks, a judge ruled Tuesday.
Cockeysville teen waives arraignment on murder charges
- An arraignment for the Cockeysville teenager charged with murdering his family was waived Monday morning.
- An arraignment for the Cockeysville teenager charged with murdering his family was waived Monday morning.
Nicholas Browing indicted in Cockeysville family’s slaying
- A Baltimore County grand jury indicted 16-year-old Nicholas Browning on Monday in the shooting deaths of his parents and two younger brothers.
Student: Nicholas Browning joked about killing family
- Nicholas Browning, the Baltimore County teen charged with murdering his parents and brothers in their sleep, joked about killing his parents several times before their deaths, several students said.
- Nicholas Browning, the Baltimore County teen charged with murdering his parents and brothers in their sleep, joked about killing his parents several times before their deaths, several students said.
Sociologist: Browning case cuts across family barriers
- As family and friends continue to search for understanding in the tragic deaths last week of four members of the Browning family in Cockeysville, a University of Maryland sociologist says too much emphasis has been placed on the 15-year-old suspect’s privileged upbringing.
