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Not necessarily. There was a case in Knoxville, TN a few years ago where 4-5 guys carjacked a couple and kidnapped them. They sodomized the guy with the chair leg, shot him, and then set him on fire. Then they beat, raped and tortured the girl for at least a day, and then poured bleach down her throat, put her in garbage bags while she was still alive and shoved her in a garbage can. Horrible stuff.
Those murders weren't personal. Just crimes of opportunity by completely sick, depraved individuals. There were 4 guys and 1 woman involved, it got very little national news, even after their initial guilty verdicts were overturned. The victims were white and the sadistic murderers were black. If white men had done that to a black woman and had their verdicts overturned, the news would have gone nuts.
They were eventually retried.
I remember that case. Just reading it I could feel my anger flaring and blood pressure rising. If that happened to a loved one in my family I don't know if I could keep it together knowing they were alive.
Not necessarily. There was a case in Knoxville, TN a few years ago where 4-5 guys carjacked a couple and kidnapped them. They raped and sodomized the guy with the chair leg, shot him, and then set him on fire. Then they beat, raped and tortured the girl for at least a day, and then poured bleach down her throat, put her in garbage bags while she was still alive and shoved her in a garbage can. Horrible stuff.
Those murders weren't personal. Just crimes of opportunity by completely sick, depraved individuals. There were 4 guys and 1 woman involved, it got very little national news, even after their initial guilty verdicts were overturned. The victims were white and the sadistic murderers were black. If white men had done that to a black woman and had their verdicts overturned, the news would have gone nuts.
They were eventually retried.
Makes one wonder what in their culture, family life would give them these ideas for killing others. Several reports said drugs were involved, I have seen many people on various drugs and this was not drug related.
They may have been high on some kind of drug, but it wasn't the drugs that made them do it!
Not necessarily. There was a case in Knoxville, TN a few years ago where 4-5 guys carjacked a couple and kidnapped them. They raped and sodomized the guy with the chair leg, shot him, and then set him on fire. Then they beat, raped and tortured the girl for at least a day, and then poured bleach down her throat, put her in garbage bags while she was still alive and shoved her in a garbage can. Horrible stuff.
Those murders weren't personal. Just crimes of opportunity by completely sick, depraved individuals. There were 4 guys and 1 woman involved, it got very little national news, even after their initial guilty verdicts were overturned. The victims were white and the sadistic murderers were black. If white men had done that to a black woman and had their verdicts overturned, the news would have gone nuts.
They were eventually retried.
The odds are that it was personal. It doesn't mean 100%, all the time, every time. Investigators know that more often than not, those types of crimes are personal. It's not black and white - they key words are "most likely" or "more often than not" or "strangers don't tend to do this type of thing". Statistics do play a part.
Reading that story, I'm thinking the reason they poured bleach on her and down her throat was to try to get rid of any evidence.
This just makes me sick. Who ever did this and when they get caught, should be thrown out of an airplane at the highest altitude possible without a parachute.
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Investigators are hoping Jessica Chambers' final words will lead them to the killer or killers who burned the 19-year-old teenager alive in a gruesome murder Saturday that has stunned the small Mississippi community of Courtland.
Chambers, of Panola County, was found badly burned on a road near her burning car Saturday night in what authorities have labeled a homicide.
To the posters wanting to burn the killer.........I wonder....
How to you feel about the government torturing terrorists??
BTW.......I am OK with burning the killer to death........and I am OK with torturing terrorist for information.
I don't think our methods of torture were severe enough. I was hoping to read more about lots of deaths and less about playing rock music for days on end.
Wow. Just look at the comments from that linked website.
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