"He allegedly held one family member at gunpoint and forced another to enter the home to retrieve someone, threatening to shoot the hostage in the head if the demands were not met," the Sumter County Sheriff's Office wrote.
According to detectives, Kirchner said, "I've already killed two people — I'll kill some more."
That's when a family member came out of the house with a firearm, reportedly prompting Kirchner to get into his car and leave.
Around 4 p.m. the same day, Nicholas Kirchner was located and arrested by the Taliaferro County Sheriff's Office in Georgia.
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