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Scairp

(2,749 posts)
47. Not related
Sat Feb 2, 2013, 09:09 PM
Feb 2013

But seriously, I keep seeing headlines about this murder trial somewhere, New Mexico is it? And I frankly am perplexed as to why a run of the mill murder case is getting so much national attention. Can you explain it to me because I just don't get it. I have no time to read about such shite.

sounds like an NRA posterboy Skittles Feb 2013 #1
Another psychopath who should have been permanently institutionalized decades ago Sen. Walter Sobchak Feb 2013 #2
Or he could have VA_Jill Feb 2013 #32
Oh come on Scairp Feb 2013 #44
Can't believe this is still going on... Rhiannon12866 Feb 2013 #3
This is effing horrendous. Chorophyll Feb 2013 #4
Support the troops. mikeysnot Feb 2013 #30
Apparently. Chorophyll Feb 2013 #31
"cared for"? I don't believe that he wanted to be cared for. FarCenter Feb 2013 #37
Perhaps not, but he needed some psychiatric care whether he wanted it or not. Chorophyll Feb 2013 #38
Right, he should have been involuntarily committed or charged with assault and imprisoned FarCenter Feb 2013 #42
That works for me. Chorophyll Feb 2013 #52
Note how little attention this is getting in the national media. yardwork Feb 2013 #5
because they can't call attention SemperEadem Feb 2013 #6
Good point about the Patriot Act. Lots of innocent people have been tortured yardwork Feb 2013 #8
Ironically i found out about this sad story go west young man Feb 2013 #25
it's also possible that backtoblue Feb 2013 #7
That would never stop the info-news media if they wanted to cover this story. yardwork Feb 2013 #9
so what is your theory as to why they aren't covering it? backtoblue Feb 2013 #12
It Does Not Fit Into The Narrative Of Blaming Video Games TomCADem Feb 2013 #14
It may be wise to limit media coverage of this case, but Fox News is ignoring it for another reason. yardwork Feb 2013 #40
This is true LizW Feb 2013 #10
my heart goes out to your brother as well as the little boy backtoblue Feb 2013 #13
Thanks, backtoblue LizW Feb 2013 #18
Oh, Liz. At least they care very much and I hope they can save him from this beast. freshwest Feb 2013 #50
Please tell your brother that millions of us appreciate what he is doing. yardwork Feb 2013 #41
The difference between this situation and a child falling down a pipe or the balloon boy story onenote Feb 2013 #36
What I get is that the U.S. has a very high tolerance for gun violence. yardwork Feb 2013 #39
Thank you Dr. Non-Sequitur. onenote Feb 2013 #43
Again, not even the same Scairp Feb 2013 #45
Why is that? lunasun Feb 2013 #53
If only the lunatic had guns, this never would have happened. valerief Feb 2013 #11
Grab the survivalists first question everything Feb 2013 #15
. Incitatus Feb 2013 #16
What is his relationship to the boy?... TeeYiYi Feb 2013 #17
Random LizW Feb 2013 #19
Thank you... TeeYiYi Feb 2013 #21
thank you for the updates sasha031 Feb 2013 #28
Plus he's five years old Scairp Feb 2013 #46
I don't think there was any. The man just wanted a child as a shield. He'd tried to grab others, freshwest Feb 2013 #51
This is so sad. drm604 Feb 2013 #20
because it is the most shocking and horrific thing they can do. arely staircase Feb 2013 #24
Awww ... I was hoping to see the little boy had been released this morning. polly7 Feb 2013 #22
It would interfere with Headline News' obsessive coverage of the Jodi Arrias murder trial. Comrade Grumpy Feb 2013 #23
S-E-X VA_Jill Feb 2013 #33
Not related Scairp Feb 2013 #47
Tell him asteroid safely passed by and he can come out now. kiranon Feb 2013 #26
The outcome I'd like to see,ends with Flashmann Feb 2013 #27
Poor child obama2terms Feb 2013 #29
I would like to know more. RTick Feb 2013 #34
Viet Nam war was 1959-1975 and there are many vets still around. He is 65 and could easily be one. uppityperson Feb 2013 #35
I believe the Navy confirmed his service Scairp Feb 2013 #48
Untreated, PTSD is for life u4ic Feb 2013 #54
47% RTick Feb 2013 #55
Some people may self medicate u4ic Feb 2013 #56
still not sure RTick Feb 2013 #57
The poor child, the other children, the bus driver, all the families and neighbors. Sunlei Feb 2013 #49
I bet anything he's also an active alcoholic. nt raccoon Feb 2013 #58
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