An article I found interesting on the kid involved with the DC sniper killings 10 years ago.

In hindsight this was interesting in that it terrorized millions of people (including me since I bought gas and went to the Home Depot where Linda Franklin died since there was not one in DC at the time), but did not have a political motive. Apparently his ex-wife lived with their kids in the DC suburbs and he planned to kill her and bury it (no pun intended) as part of the larger random killings. They killed people in LA and AL on the way to DC.

Feel free to judge me – but I would have done pay per view to watch Muhammad’s execution!

My favorite is still when Muhammad’s lawyer complained he could not get a fair trial in the DC area because he terrorized everyone for 3 weeks! The trial was moved 200 miles SE to Hampton Rhodes.

Quote:
“Malvo’s attitude provides a sharp contrast to his posture 10 years ago. Shortly after his arrest, a boastful, defiant Malvo told investigators that he fired the bullet that killed Franklin. He laughed and pointed to his head to show where the bullet struck. Told about Malvo’s words, one of those investigators said he wouldn’t be surprised if Muhammad fired the fatal shot and thinks Malvo might be coming to grips with what he did.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/crim...story.html

I don't think you know what "interesting" means.

Cut him some slack. He's exploring a new unknown concept - good and evil.

If this douche bag murderer was in California a new law recently passed would give him the opportunity for parole.

(10-02-2012 03:05 PM)smn1256 Wrote:  If this ****** bag murderer was in California a new law recently passed would give him the opportunity for parole.

Charles Manson's been getting regular parole hearings since 1980.