Wisconsin Parade -- 6th person, a child, dies

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14. NPR news said it was 500 million.

Did the announcer read it wrong, then?

They also said that he faces 25 years of consecutive sentences for each of the 6 counts of intentional murder. He will never be free again.

Personally, I would give an award to whichever inmate takes him out, but only after he has had enough time to hurt from his loss of freedom. He is so far gone from human norms that I can't imagine him ever regretting or facing up to what he has done.

What makes someone like him? If it was not inborn, then it had to be something in early childhood development. We need to intervene on behalf of children before they reach such a point of no return.