Teens Kill their Father for Remarrying After Mom Dies: Case of Tim Mcneil

On Thursday, July 19, 2007, police arrived at the San Diego home of Tim MacNeil. It was here where police found Tim’s body lying in his game room lying in a pool of blood. The back door was wide open, there was a gun on the back porch and Tim's daughter, 17 year-old Bray was tied up with zip ties, hysterically crying. Bray told police that a masked man had broke into the home, tied her and her father up then shot and killed her father. Just a mile away from the home police would find a black ski mask in the trees and when tested, there was DNA belonging to Bray's 19 year-old brother, Nathan Mcneil. When Nathan was questioned, he claimed it was Bray's idea and she forced him into it. But ironically, when Bray was questioned, she said it was Nathan's idea and HE had forced HER. But when the police looked through the teen’s phone they would find that not only were both of them equally involved, but they also had been planning this murder for months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices