11-year-old Jordan Weems writes a note to his mom; "Dear mom, I love you because you are smart, kind and very loving. That's what I love about you." Five years after writing that note to his adoptive mother, Spring Weems, Jordan Weems allegedly beats her to death with a hammer, puts her body in a trash dumpster and rolls it to the curb. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack go behind the headlines to take a look at the crime scene, the kitchen of a home in a suburb of Oklahoma City to try and understand how a 16-year-old boy, would be charged as an adult for the murder of his adoptive mother. 

Transcribe Highlights

00:01.43 Introduction  
 
00:24.64 Joe Scott, not a Handyman

04:28.06 Jordan Weems, 16, charged with killing 
adoptive mother

08:05.40 Parenting and discipline

13:09.27 Ripping of skin

18:10.56 Weapon of opportunity

23:30.58 Body of Spring Weems in trashcan

29:06.62 Victim beaten while on ground

34:34.95 Blood would have been everywhere

39:02.52 Blood in hair, like a mop

43:29.34 Conclusion