In a quiet Florida town, an alarming incident has left both parents and law enforcement on edge. An 11-year-old boy, Carlo "Kingston" Dorelli, has been arrested and charged after a joke about a mass shooting spiraled into a terrifying reality for his community.
It started innocently enough—schoolyard chatter. But when Dorelli began bragging to classmates about a chilling "kill list" and showing off a video of his arsenal, things took a dark turn. Airsoft rifles, knives, swords—these weren’t the typical toys one might expect to find in a child’s room. The cache was extensive, and for the authorities, it was all too real. As one classmate put it, "At first, we thought he was just messing around.
But then he showed us the video. That’s when we knew it wasn’t just talk."
When questioned, Dorelli insisted the threats were a joke—something to impress his peers, nothing more. But the local sheriff’s office wasn’t laughing.
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