Pennsylvania police say a man killed his neighbor with a chainsaw while wearing the costume of the killer from the popular movie "Scream." Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Anthony Petroski told reporters in a media briefing that police found 59-year-old Edward Whitehead Jr. with life-threatening injuries on 3:30 p.m. on Monday. "Edward Whitehead Jr. was struck multiple times with a knife and a battery-operated chainsaw‚" said Petroski. Whitehead was transported to St. Luke's Carbon County Hospital‚ where he succumbed to his injuries. Petroski said police were given a very strange description of the attacker. "The suspect was wearing an all-black outfit‚ consisting of a mask of the Scream character from a movie from a few years ago‚" he explained. “Through investigation‚ we were able to develop a suspect. The suspect's house had a perimeter around it‚ and through successful negotiation‚ the suspect exited and was taken into custody without an incident‚” said Petroski. Witnesses said that the suspect‚ 30-year-old Zak Moyer‚ was the next door neighbor to Whitehead. "This was not just a random attack‚ they did know each other‚" said Petroski. Moyer had passed notes to the police while they were negotiating his surrender. The criminal complaint describes one of those notes that may explain his motivation in attacking his neighbor. "Ed murdered women and kids. Eddie Junior murdered women and kids last summer‚" the note allegedly read. A criminal complaint said that Moyer admitted to stabbing Whitehead in the head with the knife and then returned to his home to watch a movie until police came for him. Police said that Moyer's sister told them that he had been planning to kill the neighbor for a week before the crime. Investigators said Moyer admitted to hiding the chainsaw in the attic and a knife in a drawer. They also found the black costume and the mask after obtaining a search warrant for his residence. Moyer was charged with one count of criminal homicide and is being held at the Carbon County Correctional Facility. He had no prior criminal history in the court system in the state of Pennsylvania. Neighbors said they were shocked by the incident because their neighborhood was usually quiet. Here's more about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie — who launched a bid for the Republican presidential nomination last year‚ failed to gain traction‚ and then ultimately dropped out before the Iowa GOP presidential caucuses earlier this year — seems to have indicated that he will not pursue a third-party White House bid.The Washington Post reported that Christie and his team had probed the potential of a presidential bid connected with No Labels‚ but he ultimately determined that there was not a practical avenue to secure the win in the White House contest."I appreciate the encouragement I've gotten to pursue a third party candidacy. I believe we need a country that once again feels like everyone has a stake in what we're doing and leadership that strives to bring people together‚ instead of using anger to divide us‚" Christie noted in a statement. "While I believe this is a conversation that needs to be had with the American people‚ I also believe that if there is not a pathway to win and if my candidacy in any way‚ shape or form would help Donald Trump become president again‚ then it is not the way forward."Christie has previously said that he will not vote for Trump and "can't see" himself voting for Biden. He participated in the GOP presidential primary debates last year‚ which Trump opted not to join.It appears that former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden will face off against each other during the presidential election later this year‚ as both men have become the presumptive nominees of their respective parties. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‚ who is running as an independent‚ will also be in the mix. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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