More than ten years ago,The young hero was killed while attacking his house while protecting his younger Sister.

Not all characters wear robes. This time, a thief broke into their house, and the hero died protecting his younger Sister. When police arrived at a modest one-story home in Port Charlotte, Florida, they found that the front door had already been forced open.

Police also found two children inside, and a 5-year-old girl survived unharmed by the burglar. did not survive. The young man died trying to save his sister during a physical struggle with an intruder right before the girl’s eyes.

Around 4:30 p.m., police reported several calls to 911 with accusations of theft. They also spoke of a “wounded white man” who appeared to have been stabbed near Augusta Avenue in Port Charlotte. Authorities later identified the man as 27-year-old Ryan Clayton Cole. He became suspicious as he walked through the apartment complex.

When the police arrived on the scene, Cole fled and ended up behind two houses across the street.

Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummel told a press conference about the incident: “There was a violent fight and a teenage boy died from his injuries. It was a very tough scene. It was a senseless crime.”

One of the neighbors, Chris Heinrichs, told the Port Charlotte Foundation that he saw a man in the backyard. He was wet with blood flowing from his right arm. The man was kneeling down and trying to put on a child-sized boxing glove. Hinrichs approached the man, he yelled, “What are you doing in my house? I’m calling the police.”

The suspect answered: “Please don’t.”

As it turned out, Cole is being held without bond for violating parole. He was no stranger to local law enforcement either. In fact, he has a history of drug abuse and had been arrested over 20 times.

In a Facebook post, Khyler Edman’s mom wrote: “A piece of my heart will forever be missing!!”

Also, a GoFundMe page was started She wrote: “My son had a long life ahead of him, that was taken too soon.”

Crystal Stone who is representing Khyler’s family, shared that the circumstances of the teenager’s death have revealed his true character. In an interview with WINK, she said, “There is no hero that can amount to Khyler. He loved his family. He was his sister’s keeper.”

In his obituary, Kyler was a member of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. He loved nature. He was also a member of the Florida Gators and played bumper at a nearby amusement park.

In an interview with CNN, Mike Riley, a spokesman for Charlotte Public Schools, said that Kyler was involved in a number of outstanding studies and “showed his community how to be a hero by dedicating his life to saving his little sister.”

The tragedy occurred in a city in southwest Florida on the Gulf of Mexico with a population of nearly 55,000 people. Friends, classmates, and family remember the high school sophomore as a great hero. During the candlelight, over 100 people sang “Awesome Grace” and lit a sky lantern for Hayler Edman.