'ALBANY, N.Y. — A shocking confession unfolded live on air when Lorenz Kraus admitted to the killings of his parents, Franz and Theresia Kraus, eight years ago. Following a police investigation into unexplained Social Security payments, the authorities discovered the remains in his backyard. Kraus participated in an interview with CBS6, where he described the incident as a ‘mercy killing,’ claiming his parents, who were suffering from health issues, understood their fate.

They knew they were perishing at your hand? asked the anchor. Kraus replied, Yes, and it was so quick.

Despite his initial reluctance, Kraus ultimately confessed after extended questioning, stating his intention was to relieve their suffering. He was arrested moments later, charged with two counts of murder. In a court appearance, he remained silent while a public defender entered a not-guilty plea.

Interesting to note, Kraus contacted the media himself, sparking a whirlwind of events that led to his South Albany address being connected to this distressing case. As experts consider the implications of this shocking confession, authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the financial crimes connected to his parents' benefits. The story raises questions about the relationship between media coverage and legal proceedings, leaving many wondering what comes next.'