Chad Ollinger Told Cops He Thought Cellmate Was a Pedophile, So He Killed Him

Discovery Channel star Chad Ollinger informed cops in Nevada he strangled his cellmate after which smashed the man’s face right into a steel submit … all as a result of he had the sensation the man was a pedophile.

According to the arrest report, obtained by TMZ, authorities interviewed the TV star … and say Ollinger informed them he had the supernatural energy to learn individuals and know issues about them.

In the docs, cops say Ollinger confessed to murdering Christopher Kelly, his cellmate at Clark County Detention Center, and informed them the killing was “righteous” as a consequence of Kelly being a pedophile.

Las Vegas Metro cops say Ollinger informed them he had no proof Kelly was a pedo … however he informed them he knew it just by wanting into Kelly’s thoughts and mentioned, “If I know something about somebody that’s bad, I take care of it.”

The report says Ollinger informed cops he climbed as much as Kelly’s high bunk and positioned Kelly in a rear-naked-choke maintain as Kelly was mendacity on one aspect going through the wall … and as soon as Kelly stopped respiration, Ollinger mentioned he dragged him down and smashed his head right into a steel bedframe on the decrease bunk to ensure he was lifeless.

Police say Ollinger informed them he felt no regret for killing Kelly and did not care if he went to prison for the remainder of his life. It is unclear what Christopher Kelly was in jail for.

Ollinger, who’s 41, was re-booked for open murder and reportedly went earlier than a choose Tuesday, who ordered a psychological analysis earlier than the case strikes ahead.

As we informed you … corrections officers conducting routine checks at Clark County Detention Center Friday say they found a male inmate “lying motionless inside a cell.” Officers entered and noticed the inmate had obvious blunt drive accidents, and he was pronounced lifeless on the scene.

The arrest report says there was blood everywhere in the cell and Chad informed detectives earlier than the interview, “Good luck cracking the case.”