Spring 2004, Columbia County Maryland: 19-year-old Christopher Damsel and three accomplices (girlfriend Kelly Hauge and friends Rod Heckles and William Goddard), embarked on a five-day rampage of violence and rebellion which Damsel, the architect and ringleader, called a "Deathography". During the five days, the gang (calling themselves "Kamikazes") videotaped every moment and under Damsel's unyielding command, participated in a series of brutal crimes that shattered a community and brought new meaning to the term "teen violence".—Anonymous