Houston dad shoots, kills boy found inside daughter’s bedroom (Brown, million)

[Workin_Hard]

Originally Posted by Don Draper

I'd be curious to find out how righties react when they realize that the father/shooter was Black.

What difference does that make? I still support his actions.

[Rakin]

Originally Posted by Don Draper

Kid didn't barge in , he was invited by one of the residents

Big difference

Daughter denied knowing the boy to dad.

[djacques]

Originally Posted by Workin_Hard

What difference does that make? I still support his actions.

And I still don't. So WH and I agree on one thing, lol.

[Don Draper]

Originally Posted by Rakin

Daughter denied knowing the boy to dad.

Because she feared him, and for good reason.

[katygirl68]

Originally Posted by Velvet Jones

This argument will hold no legal water. If this were true then I must have committed breaking and entering hundreds of times as a kid, as I went over might friends houses all the time without explicit written consent of their parents. I'm just glad one of their parents never came home and shot me in the head at the very moment they spotted me.

It's immaterial whether the daughter had a right to invite the kid in because the court will decide based on what the father felt at the time of the incident. The girl may have invited him in the house, but denied it when it mattered the most. Poor kid. I can't imagine what his parents are going through right now. Sad.

[Don Draper]

Originally Posted by katygirl68

It's immaterial whether the daughter had a right to invite the kid in because the court will decide based on what the father felt at the time of the incident. The girl may have invited him in the house, but denied it when it mattered the most. Poor kid. I can't imagine what his parents are going through right now. Sad.

Father admits to arguing with the kid prior to shooting him

Question is whether the kid told the father that he knew his daughter, something tells me he did, but we'll never know because he is dead.

[Rakin]

Originally Posted by Don Draper

She obviously feared her father so much that she was willing to throw her boyfriend under the bus.

Originally Posted by blkgiraffe

The father is probably abusive. The fact that he shot this young man says a lot.

Whole lot of wild story fabrication going on here.

[Workin_Hard]

Originally Posted by Don Draper

Because she feared him, and for good reason.

There is nothing in the original story to validate either of those assumptions.

[Erratikmind]

Thus far, based on what I can find and have read, I side with the father.

[djacques]

Originally Posted by Workin_Hard

There is nothing in the original story to validate either of those assumptions.

Other than the loaded gun and the dead boyfriend.