'I killed it and I liked it': Chilling words of boy, 14, who arrived at school covered in blood after 'stabbing grandma 57 times in argument over DVR'

Charles Price is being charged as an adult over 'gruesome' attack

Mary Price was found covered in blood with two broken knives nearby

A 14-year-old boy accused of stabbing his grandmother more than 50 times went to school afterwards covered in blood, an Atlanta court heard yesterday.



Charles Price is being charged as an adult over the murder of his grandmother, Mary, who was found inside her home on Friday last week.



Police believe the teenager stabbed the 76-year-old in an argument over the television's DVR.



Crime scene: Charles Price is accused of stabbing his grandmother, Mary, to death in this Atlanta home

Horrific: Police found Mary Price covered in blood and two broken knives in the kitchen and living room of this house

When Price arrived at Therrell High School, a teacher and a police officer who spotted him in a corridor initially thought he had stabbed another student.



He was described as being covered in blood, and allegedly said: 'I killed it,' and liked it, school officials said in their testimony.



Teachers contacted the police, who went to the family's southwest Atlanta home, where they found Mrs Price and a trail of blood from the kitchen to the living room.



Mrs Price had been stabbed at least 57 times, in what officers described as a gruesome scene.

A broken knife was found in the kitchen, and another broken knife was in the living room, WSBTV reported.

Alarmed: Teachers called police after Price arrived at school in bloody clothes

Investigation: Forensic science teams search the home where Mary Price was found on April 18

One of the teenager's uncles told the court he believed the attack had been triggered by a dispute over the TV.

Mrs Price, whose son is a police officer, died at the scene. The officer is not the father of Charles Price, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.