A chilling courtroom scene unfolded as four teenagers, convicted of murdering their own grandmother, erupted into a chaotic shouting match during sentencing.

The teens, aged between 14 and 17, were found guilty of planning and carrying out the brutal killing of their 65-year-old grandmother in what prosecutors described as a “cold and calculated attack.” The motive behind the crime remains unclear, though some sources claim it stemmed from a family dispute over discipline and control.

As the judge prepared to hand down their sentences, the courtroom was thrown into turmoil. One teen began shouting profanities, another burst into tears, and security had to intervene to calm the situation. The victim’s relatives, seated just feet away, were visibly shaken.

“This case is beyond tragic,” said the judge. “It’s hard to comprehend how children could carry out such a horrific act against someone who raised them.”

The teens face lengthy prison terms, and the case has sparked national discussions around youth violence, mental health, and the breakdown of family structures. The community continues to mourn the loss of a woman described as loving, patient, and dedicated to her grandchildren — until the very end.