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I'm not concerned with the symantics with regard to age or legal definitions. The point is this man is probably a little boy emotionally and mentally, it's important for us to understand what lead him to do something so tragic. He's probably been long dead inside, much like Kelsey is dead now, and yes, it's sad all across the board.
Understand what led him to do something tragic, did you say tragic? A bit more than tragic, it was horrific.
If he is found guilty, I no sympathy here, but that's my opinion on cases such as this!
The video was taken from the Target Store, not Walgreens
Thanks for the correction. InJeans, uhh.. what's the difference between Capital Murder and Murder in the 1st Degree? Is it anything like California's Special Circumstances?
well, since posting this we also had a 4 y/o little hispanic boy kidnapped and found dead in a garabage truck a week later. You can't tell me that someone sick enough to do that has any buisness being out on the street whether that person gets life in prison or the death penalty (which is unlikely). NO THANK YOU!!!
Thanks for the correction. InJeans, uhh.. what's the difference between Capital Murder and Murder in the 1st Degree? Is it anything like California's Special Circumstances?
capital offense=any criminal charge which is punishable by the death penalty.
Crimes punishable by death vary from state to state and country to country. In 38 American states these offenses may include first degree murder (premeditated)
murder with special circumstances (such as intentional, multiple, involved with another crime, with guns, of a police officer, or a repeat offense)
This isn't anything new. This sort of thing happens every minute of every day in all parts of the world. Yes, it's tragic and very sad indeed. What's worse is we're breeding people who commit such acts and fail to take any responsibility for our actions. If we as a community addressed the social and societal ills that lead people to commit such acts than maybe there wouldn't be another victim tomorrow. Sure makes a lot more sense than throwing people in Prison and having somoene else take their place. I don't think we'll ever get it as we're so set in our ways.
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