Most Evil Kid in the World

Ashley Anne Rose Martinson, a young woman who committed a crime at just 10 years old, has become the subject of international headlines. Martinson was convicted of two counts of second-degree intentional homicide and received a 23-year prison sentence. Her case began when her mother and stepfather discovered her secret relationship with a 22-year-old man named Ryan Cisco. Martinson witnessed her stepfather behaving violently towards her mother and shot and killed him with a shotgun.

Martinson's parents fired off messages through threatening legal repercussions against Cisco, leading to tension between them. When she denied killing him, her younger sibling's police statement clashed with hers, and she later claimed the gun was for a suicide attempt. The capture of Martinson and Cisco in Indiana came after her eldest stepsister alerted the police in court. Martinson faced first-degree homicide and false imprisonment but settled for a second-degree murder in a 2016 plea deal. She got 23 years in prison and 17 more under supervision.

In 2017, she tried for a lighter sentence but was denied in her new trial

Another case involves two 12-year-old girls, Ana Wire and Morgan Geyser, who were tricked into a game of hide and seek and stabbed her 19 times. They believed they would meet the mythical Slender Man at his house in Nicolet National Forest. After surviving the horrific ordeal, they were found hanging out near a furniture store off Interstate 94.

In 2021, the judge granted her conditional freedom, and in September 2023, she was granted the most freedom she had since this incident. This case highlights the tragic consequences of young people's dark childhoods and the importance of understanding the darker aspects of their lives. Kristen Pitman, a 12-year-old girl, faces the harsh justice system for the murder of her grandparents, Joe and Joy Pitman. In 2001, Kristen had run away from home, had suicidal thoughts, and had a run-in with the police. She was sent to a facility designed for kids with challenging backgrounds, where she spent six days and received a pixel prescription for mild depression. After being sent to Chester, South Carolina, Kristen found stability with her grandparents, but her doctor switched her Zoloft dosage from 25 to 50 mg per day, which had potential side effects like aggravated depression, abnormal dreams, and hallucinations.

Kristen's day spiraled out of control, leading to fights, choking another student, and disrupting a piano player at church. On November 28, 2001, Kristen used her grandparents' shotgun to end their lives and set the house on fire. She took her grandparents' car keys and her dog, but was caught two counties away. She initially told a story about being kidnapped by a large black male who had killed her grandparents, but eventually fessed up and claimed her grandparents deserved what they got. The trial commenced on January 31st.

In 2005, Kristen Pitman was found guilty of a shocking crime, involving Zoloft. The courtroom debated whether the case was murder or a lesser form of homicide. Prosecutors aimed to show that Kristen was aware of the moral gravity of her actions, citing her premeditated plans to escape the fire she set. Kristen was sentenced to 30 years in 2005, but in December 2010, she struck a plea deal pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter, resulting in a 25-year sentence.

Amit Sada, the world's youngest serial killer, is known for his three alleged kills before his 9th birthday. Born in Musahar, India, Amar Jet was a quiet boy who left his younger sister and cousin to babysit. After taking their lives, Amit hid the infant's body under grass and returned home. His mother was horrified when he later spilled the beans about his actions. His father gave him a physical punishment, but they didn't contact the police.