SCOUT· 68%1h 08m·2026-09-07·True Crime436: The Teen Who Secretly Survived a Family Annihilator | Stay Family Murders
That frantic 911 call came into dispatchers in Harris County, Texas, on the evening of July 9th, 2014. On the other end of the line was 15-year-old Cassidy Stay, and what she told them was almost impossible to comprehend. Someone had broken into her home, tied up her family and shot them all. When deputies arrived at…
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“I think if these stupid ass judges could be held accountable for letting these idiots back out time and time and time again, if they had to face consequences of their inadequate nonsense this shit would probably stop happening so often! 🤬…”
“My husband lived across the street from this family as a kid and played with them daily! This incident impacted him so much and he talks about it often. We’ve never really seen it covered anywhere.. thank you for covering this devastating s…”
“OMG! I’ve been hoping you would cover the Stay family massacre! My daughter was best friends with Cassidy at the time. They attended middle school together. Cassidy was a new student & my daughter introduced her to all of her friends. This…”
“We "put down" dangerous dogs, we need to do the same with this kind of violent men. Legal system is a joke”
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