On this episode, Beard Laws and Meg discuss the tragic events involving a 14-year-old Catholic schoolboy named Thomas Sullivan Jr. in 1988. Thomas had a growing fascination with satanic rituals and ended up killing his mother and setting their house on fire. He then tragically took his own life. The episode highlights the impact of untreated mental health issues and obsession with dark themes on young minds. It serves as a cautionary tale and emphasizes the importance of seeking help for mental health struggles.

Episode Highlights: Untreated mental health issues and obsession with dark themes can have a devastating impact on young minds. It is important to seek help for mental health struggles and not let them go untreated. The tragic events in this episode serve as a cautionary tale and highlight the need for mental health support. The episode emphasizes the importance of open conversations about mental health and the availability of resources for those in need.

Episode Quotes "This episode revolves around the tragic events involving a 14-year-old Catholic schoolboy who was also a boy scout named Thomas Sullivan, Jr." "He arranged several books on the occult in a ring on the floor, piled newspapers in the center, and then sets them on fire." "In the chaos, Thomas then flees the house. He goes to a neighbor's backyard where he tragically ends his own life."

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