Teenage football player who went missing for two days is accused of murdering his mother’s ex-boyfriend together with his best pal.

Gabriel Davies, 16, and Justin Yoon, 16, have been accused of entering into the Washington home of Daniel McCaw and stabbing and shooting him to death.

The juveniles who are accused of yesterday’s terrible attack looked shaken up in court. They came in through a doggie door, which is a major red flag.

The two are said to have broken into the house and spent around 40 minutes inside, all captured on covert security footage that has been concealed from the public.

McCaw is said to be seen “stumbling” back into his house from the garage as he exits the middle of the murder on a second camera’s perspective.

The gruesome murder that left the victim with a gunshot hole and multiple stab wounds as he lay in a pool of his own blood has not yet been explained by detectives.

However, Davies’s father claimed that his son was forced to commit the theft by the victim’s former motorcycle gang.

According to him, the thieves beat his kid, banged his face against his truck, and then drove him about in another car while they stole his belongings.

Gabriel Michael Davies, 16, has been accused of murdering the mother’s ex-boyfriend.

Second-degree murder, burglary, and unlawful gun possession charges have been brought against him and the other suspect in the photo, who has been named as Justin Jiwoon Yoon.

When Davies failed to show up for high school football practice on August 31, a massive two-day manhunt was initiated.

Two people have been charged with murder in the death of Daniel McCaw, and both are being tried as adults. This is a picture of the young football player and his attorney.

On Tuesday, they were formally charged as adults for the homicide that took place on August 28 and entered not guilty pleas at their arraignment in a Washington court. The judge agreed with their lawyers that they were a flight risk because of Davies’s previous “disappearance.”

The two teens, both from Olympia, Washington, allegedly escaped from the cabin they were staying in at Panther Lake with their friends and family.

They supposedly arrived at McCaw’s Orting home at around 2 a.m. and sneaked up on him through the backyard.

The kids supposedly entered the house through a dog door big enough for a German shepherd.

At 2:48 a.m., two “young skinny males,” later identified as Davies and Yoon, were seen running out of the residence through a side door, according to reports from police in Pierce County.

There was a massive two-day manhunt for Davies after his disappearance was reported when he failed to show up for high school football practice.

Just one day after he went missing, McCaw’s body was located in his house, and the sheriff’s deputies quickly learned that he had been the ex-boyfriend of his mother.

The victim, the coroner concluded, had been shot multiple times, including in the head and the torso.

He seemed to have many stab wounds to the abdomen, as reported by FOX 13.

Police went to McCaw’s home at 9:30 a.m. on September 1 to check on his well-being after he hadn’t shown up for work for four days. They found his abandoned vehicle near Millersylvania State Park, complete with blood stains and a smashed cellphone on the floor.

Once there, the deputies reportedly smelt what they thought was a decaying body and saw a German shepherd dash through the house and out the back doggy door.

A window in the laundry room provided rapid entry for the sheriff’s deputies.

When police officers entered the building, they found McCaw dead on the floor, suffering from a gunshot wound to the head.

Because there was no sign of a break-in, his death was initially ruled a suicide; however, further investigation revealed that he had been stabbed.

When Davies failed to show up for football practice, authorities all around the state began looking for him.

His abandoned automobile in Millersylvania State Park was found with blood smears and a broken smartphone.

Around 10 p.m. on Thursday, Davies was found on Tilley Road. The next day he was arrested and taken in for questioning over McCaw’s death.

The two teens allegedly broke into McCaw’s Orting home (pictured) through the backyard at around 2am on August 28 after sneaking out of the cottage they were staying in with friends and relatives at Panther Lake.

On September 1, responding deputies detected an odor that they at first mistook for that of a decomposing body.
Relatives of Davies told police that on the 27th and 28th, Davies and Yoon went camping at Panther Lake with friends and family, which is consistent with the investigation’s timetable.

The Davies family told authorities that they left the cabin at around midnight on August 28 (the day McCaw was allegedly murdered) and didn’t return until 6:30 a.m.

Gloved and toting a parcel, the suspects fled the area.

After committing the crime, authorities suspect Davies and Yoon returned to their cabin where they committed other crimes.

The victim’s father informed police that his son, Davies, was threatened by McCaw’s “biker pals” to steal from the home.

Because of his mother’s acquaintance with the victim, Davies allegedly notified Yoon about the issue and the two devised a “plot” to steal the items from McCaw’s safe.

When the victim returned home on August 28, his father claims Yoon “went after him and stabbed him” before he heard a gunshot.

Davies’s father claims that after hearing a second gunshot, his son went into the garage to get the item from the safe.

By the time McCaw and his “biker pals” departed Tilley Road, Davies had allegedly been dragged from his truck.

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The father explained the discovery of blood inside the car by saying that the bikers were responsible for smashing his son’s face on the interior.

According to Davies’s father, his son was roughed up by the so-called “biker pals,” and then they drove him around in a Suburban. Some of his belongings, including his clothing and shoes, were reportedly taken as well.

They’re accused with murder in the second degree, burglary, and having a firearm in their possession. The two accused people pleaded not guilty.

Their counsel argued that their clients were a flight risk, therefore they were each issued a million dollar bond and held at Remann Hall Juvenile Detention Center.

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