The horrific account in the affidavit came from a juvenile who identified himself to Port St. Lucie police as being best friends with Tyler Hadley, who was on suicide watch Wednesday in the St. Lucie County Jail on two counts of second-degree murder.
M.M., said Tyler Hadley early Saturday afternoon said he was going to kill his parents, but the friend didnt take him seriously because Hadley had told him he was going to kill his parents in the past. The juvenile said Tyler Hadley later the same day said he was going to kill his parents.
The party at the Hadley home in the 300 block of Northeast Granduer Avenue is thought to have started about 9 or 10 p.m., police have said. The juvenile said he was there with about 60 other people when Tyler Hadley asked him to step outside the house and told him he needed to talk to him.
The friend opened the master bedroom door and saw legs beneath a pile of items that had been thrown on the floor, according to the affidavit. The juvenile knew it was Tyler Hadleys father because of the shorts.
The caller, identified by police as M.M., said he had information that Tyler Hadley killed his parents at 5 p.m. Saturday. The caller said a hammer was used, and gave the address of the Hadley home.
Officers found a Lincoln, a Toyota truck and a Ford Expedition at the home. The Lincoln was registered to Tyler Hadley, while the other vehicles were registered to people police believed to be Tyler Hadleys parents.
He said he couldnt contact them and declined to let police inside. Police had a grave concern for the safety of Tyler Hadleys parents and went inside. The home was in disarray, with empty beer bottles and cups.
bedroom was in complete disarray, and officers walked toward a third bedroom. The door was locked from the inside. Tyler Hadley told officers it was his parents room and he didnt have the keys. An officer spotted what looked to be dried blood on the door frame, a hutch and the baseboards.
