YouTuber in US harassed teen girl, ranted about 'vengeance' in livestreams before deadly crash


Addressed in small spurts over hours of Grand Theft Auto, baseball banter and simulated MLB gameplay, Battiloro offers only glimpses into the circumstances of his suspension and his state of mind before the killings. — Pixabay

Before Vincent Battiloro was charged with intentionally hitting and killing two 17-year-old girls at 70 mph (112.6 kph), he shared rambling livestreams that included his need for “vengeance” against one of the girls.

For hours at a clip, the 17-year-old from Garwood played MLB games, ranted about sports and politics and occasionally veered into darker topics to his more than 40,000 followers.

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