Face-Biting Suspect’s Organs Are Malfunctioning, Says Father
- 8 years ago
According to reports, Austin Harrouff, the 19-year old accused of murdering two people in Florida and then biting the face of the male victim, is currently experiencing organ malfunction.
Austin Harrouff, the 19-year-old accused of murdering two people in Florida and then biting the face of the male victim, is currently experiencing organ malfunction.
This report comes from his father Dr. Wade Harrouff who told the Palm Beach Post that the teen has liver problems, fluid in the lungs, and a bleeding esophagus.
He also commented to WPEC that at least some of these issues could have been caused by chemical poisoning, as his son is believed to have ingested substances from the victims’ garage.
Austin Harrouff is reported as being largely non-responsive and experiencing occasional convulsions.
Should he survive, the 19-year-old is expected to face murder charges in the August 15 deaths of Michelle Mishcon and John Stevens.
Austin Harrouff, the 19-year-old accused of murdering two people in Florida and then biting the face of the male victim, is currently experiencing organ malfunction.
This report comes from his father Dr. Wade Harrouff who told the Palm Beach Post that the teen has liver problems, fluid in the lungs, and a bleeding esophagus.
He also commented to WPEC that at least some of these issues could have been caused by chemical poisoning, as his son is believed to have ingested substances from the victims’ garage.
Austin Harrouff is reported as being largely non-responsive and experiencing occasional convulsions.
Should he survive, the 19-year-old is expected to face murder charges in the August 15 deaths of Michelle Mishcon and John Stevens.