Nikolas Cruz

The young man who stormed Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and massacred teachers and students in 2018 admitted his guilt in court on Wednesday.

Nikolas Cruz will plead guilty to all counts against him in the Parkland, Florida school massacre that left 17 dead, his lawyer said on Friday. 

Nikolas Cruz, who allegedly gunned down 17 students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, was looking for a ride at a nearby McDonald's shortly after the attack. 

Nikolas Cruz, who is accused of committing the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland that killed 17 people, allegedly attacked a jail officer behind bars.

Brenda Woodard's history of criminal violence and drug addiction includes beating someone with a tire iron. 

"My goal is at least twenty people," Nikolas Cruz says in one video, adding, "You're all going to die."

Deputies found handwritten documents at Rex Harbour's house that called Cruz a "hero."

Zachary Cruz was busted on an arrest warrant that said he drove without a driver's license near a high school.

Nikolas Cruz's defense team said the money should go to the community he allegedly hurt.

Lawsuit says Jones is "little more than a hyper-active carnival barker" in conspiracy culture, who pushes a "combination of lies and paranoia."