When Devon got home, he had played video games before he eventually came face-to-face with his slain parents. RELATED: Killers Dressed As Santa, Thanksgiving Meal Ending In Murder: 5 More Shocking ‘Homicide For The Holidays’ Cases He had spent the night at his father’s house and had a church concert on Sunday morning. Calls to Derek and Susan went unanswered, so she reached out to Devon. On Halloween morning, Susan’s sister-in-law Laurie Morse grew concerned when Derek didn’t show up to do some work for her husband. Then, during the evening, the fun-loving Liskes had a celebratory get-together with a neighbor that broke up around midnight. Bill and his 24-year-old son, William, who was known as BJ, had spent the day before hunting. “I can still see it to this day.”ĭetectives started the investigation by piecing together information about events preceding the Halloween discovery of the bodies. “This was the most disturbing murder scene I’d seen over the course of my career,” Mark Mulligan, prosecutor, Ottawa County, told “Homicide for the Holidays,” airing Friday, October 7 and October 14 at 9/8c on Oxygen. His older brother, Derek, 23, was discovered dead by police in his upstairs bedroom, with a blunt force trauma wound to his head. Devon found the bodies of his murdered mother and stepfather, Susan and William “Bill” Liske, in their bedroom. So, it made that sense that on Sunday, October 31, 2010, when 16-year-old Devon Griffin made a horrifying discovery at his home in Oak Harbor, Ohio, he initially thought he’d been victim of a joke, CBS News reported.īut what he witnessed was tragically real. Halloween is sometimes a holiday for pranks.
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