Alabama boy, 15, 'has shown no remorse' in year since he 'shot dead his parents and three young siblings when he learned his stepmom wasn't biologically related to him'
A 15-year-old Alabama boy has been charged as an adult with capital murder for allegedly killing five members of his family execution-style, including his infant brother, as newly released court documents have revealed that the suspect has shown no remorse for the killings. More than a year after the September 2019 massacre that rocked the small town of Elkmont, the Limestone County Sheriff's Office last week identified Mason Wayne Sisk as the suspected killer. Sisk, who was 14 years old when he allegedly killed his father, stepmother and three young half-siblings by shooting each of them in the head, faces one count of capital murder of two or more victims, and three counts of capital murder of a victim under the age of 14. Mason Sisk, 15, from Alabama, has been charged as an adult with five counts of capital murder for the September 2019 killings of his family Mason is suspected of shooting in the head his father, John Sisk, 38 , and his stepmother, Mary Sisk, 35 , purportedly