COREY TEENAGER OWES 20,000 after party riot

I don't think I'll have it in me to leave my child alone especially during the Holidays. If you're responsible as a parent , then you should be bringing your child with you instead of leaving him alone unguarded and unsafe. Yeah, that Corey must be thinking how cool and famous he is now but if I was his mother, I would definitely ground him, cut some allowance off and would probably even make him work during summer to pay the $20,000 worth of property that his so-called guests damaged. The boy is not a legend at all, he's an idiot! L: The fact that he invited people on myspace?! I doubt that he doesn't even know all the people who have gone to his party. Who knows what more could have gone wrong during that party. I'm glad that none of em had any injuries or something even worse. That's a lesson for him.. and he should be straightening things out and pay for what he owe to his parents.

I think he is a Idiot!congratulations kid you owe 20,000.. i cencerly hope his parents pay ziltch and he has to pay every cent. Maybe he would get a little sympathy if he showed more remorse,rather than thinking his gods gift to earth. Kid obviously needs to learn a lesson,and take responsibilty for his actions

He's neither a legend nor an idiot, he's just a regular teenager doing what regular teenagers do (apart from the ones that actually have respect for their parents - may sound harsh but most teenagers don't)! His parents are the ones at fault for leaving him alone. I don't really have sympathy for him or his parents, $20,000 is an expensive way to learn a lesson on all parts but I hope they make him pay off at least a large portion of that debt - throwing a party is something he won't be doing again in a hurry! I don't have children (nor do I intend to) but I remember what it was like being a teenager! Anyone who can remember that far back should surely think twice before leaving their teenage kids alone at home! As for trusting them - you should really know your own kids well enough to decide whether or not they can be trusted with that big a responsibility of being left home alone!

It's just the same as throwing $20,000 away! It could have made him more happier by buying stuff that he likes and needs with the amount of money. I don't think parents should let young teens be alone, unless he is really responsible type of child.