Dingdong Gully Prank: Virginia teenager mistakenly thought it was a break-in attempt at Tiktok Prank
Virginia High School Shooting to death during prank
The incident happened last Saturday. The homeowner, Tyler Chase Butler, 27, is charged with killing Michael Bosworth Jr., 18, of Michael Bosworth Jr., according to the Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office, the shooting happened after Bosworth and two of his friends hit Butler's door as part of a prank.
This is how the tragedy unfolds
The New York Post reported that the incident was initially reported as an attempted burglary in the early morning residential area. Butler reportedly told investigators that three teenagers were trying to break into his house. However, one of the two surviving boys insists that they are just trying to capture the prank in front of the camera.
Michael Bosworth's friend narrates horror
According to local media, he and his friends are looking for a hiding place when several gunfires fall back to back. The third member of the group was lucky enough to escape. NBC 4 Washington said in a report that he also insisted in front of the police, they were just playing the “Jingdang Ditch”.
What is Dingdonggou?
“Dingdonggou” is a prank involving knocking on the door or knocking on the doorbell of unsuspecting residents and then escaping from the scene before they can answer the door. Bosworth is a senior at Massaponax High School. He was reportedly shot dead a few hours before the dance. According to his stepfather, the teenager also played football and lacrosse, in addition to being a member of the school’s wrestling team.
FAQ:
What is “Dingdonggou”?
It's a prank that involves knocking on the door of a house or knocking on the door bell and escaping the scene, and the residents can answer the door.
How old is Michael Bosworth Jr?
He is 18 years old and is about to graduate. In fact, he was shot dead a few hours before the scheduled dance.
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