They're claiming the suspects were white supremacists, yet they were friends with the 12 year old Mexican's 16 year old brother? Get real. These were two troubled teens with somewhat of a conscious and they beat the hell out of some 17 year old spic who was probably molesting the 12 year old girl. Here's what I think happened based on what the media has published.    The 16 year old decided to have a party, and the mom was probably like oohra.     I lived around Mexicans for 16 years of my life, I'm quite familiar with their behavior. Usually when a beaner wants to throw a party, the parents provide the booze.     At this party, the two teen suspects were doped up on drugs (marijuana & Xanax) while the 17 year old victim was smootching on the 12 year old girl. The 16 year old brother walked in, saw what was happening and stepped back trying to figure out what to do. During this time, the suspects left the party. The 16 year old probably decided to jump the 17 year old and beat the hell out of him to teach him a lesson.     That's how Mexicans and blacks tend to handle their business.     So he called his chums who then came back to the house at around 5-8 a.m. The two suspects confronted the victim on the front porch, beat the hell out of him, got a little carried away maybe, and tried to clean up their mess.     The mother wakes up, sees what's going on and confronts her 16 year old son about it. The son tells her that the victim was trying to get the 12 year old into bed with him (and probably did, who knows?). The mom lets the beating end and then calls the police after it's finished.    Something like that is entirely plausible. It could be even more serious and indepth than what I've briefly described. Maybe the spic thug had been raping the 12 year old for quite some time, she finally told her older brother about it, and he called his friends over to help him take care of the problem. I mean, that would make sense, hence the PVC pipe shoved up the victim's anus? That's a little elaborate for a simple beat down. I think there's a whole lot more to this story.