No. He took no actions. WE were afraid he would do something extreme, due to his behaviors and interests. We knew he was extremely frustrated.Insane your son didn't do anything violent did he?
Unlike many parents, we at least had red flags, and could on some level react to those. Not that the medical, school or judicial systems did much to help - and in fact, generally, did a lot to make things worse.
The only reason we had red flags was due to developmental challenges, which made it harder for him to hide everything. I can't imagine trying to deal with a neurotypical kid with mental health challenges and a life of major roadblocks - the level of frustration, combined with the level of sophistication, would make it very hard to know what was going on.