He’s an evil person and he deserves to be in jail,” John Stevens Jr. told Fox 29. "I got scared out of my mind," Harrouff told McGraw, who interviewed him by computer when the Florida State University student was still hospitalized last fall. “All of this is an elaborate lie,” Stevens Jr. told Fox 29, in addition to accusing Harrouff of being self-centered. His mother, Mina Harrouff, told police he claimed to have superpowers and that he had been sent to help people. Stevens Jr. told Fox 29 he is not ruling out forgiveness, but that it will take more time and a different statement from the suspect.

Source: Fox News March 01, 2017 18:33 UTC