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You never know these days what whacko might do to you in public. This suspect might be the same guy that set someone else on fire in a movie theater earlier.
An Oregon man was arrested after police said he poured gasoline on a stranger and then lit him on fire at a Denny's restaurant in Happy Valley, Oregon, ABC affiliate KATU reported on Thursday.
That's horrible. There was a Criminal minds episode that had something similar in it, and it didn't seem believable.
Makes becoming a recluse look better everyday with all the weirdos out there.
What a monster. In a fair and just world, the punishment received would fit the crime. I say, douse the perpetrator in gasoline and flick a match in his direction.
What a monster. In a fair and just world, the punishment received would fit the crime. I say, douse the perpetrator in gasoline and flick a match in his direction.
That was my first thought as well. Anything less would be far short of justice.
You never know these days what whacko might do to you in public. This suspect might be the same guy that set someone else on fire in a movie theater earlier.
Yes well if it is,ITS GOOD THEY GOT HIM THIS TIME!!!!
Any fool knows you don't prime a blaze with gasoline. The fumes will ignite and spread to the arsonist. Use kerosene to be able to escape.
"Sheeesh"
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