he had "no idea" what was going on...thanks, Dad.

An Osceola County father who bought a .45-caliber carbine, 
which authorities say his underage son used for a 2013 shooting spree that resulted in two deaths, took a plea deal Thursday carrying four months in jail.
Lothar Schafer pleaded no contest to a charge of adult permitting a minor to possess a firearm.
He was sentenced to two years of probation, on the condition that the first four months be spent in the Osceola County Jail.
Prosecutors dropped a culpable-negligence charge under the deal.
Circuit Judge Jon B. Morgan accepted the plea and agreed to withhold adjudication, meaning Schafer will not be convicted if he completes his probation successfully.
In handing down the sentence, the judge found that Schafer had "no participation in or idea what was going on with this firearm."
After the hearing, Schafer was taken into custody to begin his sentence.
He was barred from possessing any firearms while on probation, after his jail term is over.
His son Konrad, now 17, faces life in prison if convicted later this year. His father took Konrad gun shopping and let him pick out a Hi-Point carbine and 100
rounds of ammunition two days before the shootings began in late June.
Each night while his father, who is deaf, slept, Konrad and his friends took the weapon and stole the family car to shoot at homes and parked cars, according to police.
When he was arrested two years ago, Konrad, then 15, told Kissimmee police he shot and killed his first victim for "fun," according to police.
The first victim was David Guerrero, 17, who was shot in the back in Kissimmee on June 26, 2013 as he walked to catch a bus to work.
The second victim, Eric Roopnarine, 22, died July 3 during a home invasion at his family's Poinciana home.
After co-defendant David Damus, now 21, shot Roopnarine in the face, Konrad stabbed him in the neck, according to police and court records.
Both are charged with first-degree murder and armed burglary as is co-defendant Victoria Rios, a Kissimmee runaway accused with setting up the fatal home invasion.
Juan Muriel, 22, the remaining co-defendant, agreed to testify against the others in return for a 10-year sentence.
Orange-Osceola State Attorney Jeff Ashton intends to personally prosecute Damus, Rios and Schafer.