o Kid gets 25 YEARS after he RAN his FRIEND down over stolen MARIJUANA!!!

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mrduckbear 10/25/18 8:38:22 PM #1:	Do you think there will be more or less crime if marijuana was officially legalized? - Results (5 votes) More 20% (1 vote) 1 Less 20% (1 vote) 1 Same 60% (3 votes) 3 18 y/o Jerk, Nicholas Kyle Hoffman was sentenced to 25 YEARS in PRISON after he INTENTIONALLY ran over his friend because he had allegedly stolen his MARIJUANA!! The Shocking video was posted online where he was behind the wheel and a female friend was recording that showed him intentionally accelerating the vehicle and ran over 16 y/o Logan Dandley before fleeing the scene He was 17 at the time but was charged as an adult with attempted first degree murder Logan miraculously survived with severe injuries as he was present to hear the life in prison sentence to his former friend. His sentence was later suspended to all but 25 years Police said Dandley had stolen his marijuana that belonged to a friend of his and was running him down in "revenge" Both were students at South River High School as State Attorney Wes Adams said it was "one of the most callous displays of violence that i have witnessed in my 22 years as a prosecutor". In the video, the Hoffman was heard yelling "What's up boy. What's up boy" in an aggressive manner before gunning it and hitting Dandley that revealed a smashed windshield Hoffman admitted his intent was to kill him and said he wanted to "memorialize" it in a video. Do you think there will be more or less crime if marijuana was officially legalized? Nicholas - Prisoner https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/10/25/05/5388788-6314409-image-m-16_1540441420336.jpg --- Every time a Gamefaqs User PROVES they Stepped on a Bug, i will STOP Posting for 24 Hours...THIS ACCOUNT ONLY <cite>mrduckbear posted [p:911169869] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote> Do you think there will be more or less crime if marijuana was officially legalized? - Results (5 votes) More 20% (1 vote) 1 Less 20% (1 vote) 1 Same 60% (3 votes) 3 18 y/o Jerk, Nicholas Kyle Hoffman was sentenced to 25 YEARS in PRISON after he INTENTIONALLY ran over his friend because he had allegedly stolen his MARIJUANA!! The Shocking video was posted online where he was behind the wheel and a female friend was recording that showed him intentionally accelerating the vehicle and ran over 16 y/o Logan Dandley before fleeing the scene He was 17 at the time but was charged as an adult with attempted first degree murder Logan miraculously survived with severe injuries as he was present to hear the life in prison sentence to his former friend. His sentence was later suspended to all but 25 years Police said Dandley had stolen his marijuana that belonged to a friend of his and was running him down in "revenge" Both were students at South River High School as State Attorney Wes Adams said it was "one of the most callous displays of violence that i have witnessed in my 22 years as a prosecutor". In the video, the Hoffman was heard yelling "What's up boy. What's up boy" in an aggressive manner before gunning it and hitting Dandley that revealed a smashed windshield Hoffman admitted his intent was to kill him and said he wanted to "memorialize" it in a video. Do you think there will be more or less crime if marijuana was officially legalized? Nicholas - Prisoner https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/10/25/05/5388788-6314409-image-m-16_1540441420336.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ASlaveObeys 10/25/18 8:42:10 PM #2:	So a guy is going to jail for attempted murder? That's not really news. <cite>ASlaveObeys posted [p:911170105] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote>So a guy is going to jail for attempted murder? That's not really news.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
xjayguyx 10/25/18 10:13:14 PM #3:	In Canada you can just go buy more. <cite>xjayguyx posted [p:911175275] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote>In Canada you can just go buy more.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kyuubi4269 10/25/18 10:25:29 PM #4:	ASlaveObeys posted... So a guy is going to jail for attempted murder? That's not really news. It's news as there's no IQ limit for marijuana use. --- Doctor Foxx posted... The demonizing of soy has a lot to do with xenophobic ideas. <cite>Kyuubi4269 posted [p:911175940] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote>So a guy is going to jail for attempted murder? That's not really news.</quote> It's news as there's no IQ limit for marijuana use.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
xjayguyx 10/25/18 10:35:48 PM #5:	Kyuubi4269 posted... ASlaveObeys posted... So a guy is going to jail for attempted murder? That's not really news. It's news as there's no IQ limit for marijuana use. You saying people that smoke weed are dumb? Really? <cite>xjayguyx posted [p:911176480] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote>So a guy is going to jail for attempted murder? That's not really news.</quote> It's news as there's no IQ limit for marijuana use.</quote> You saying people that smoke weed are dumb? Really?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeus 10/25/18 11:20:56 PM #6:	Once again, weed kills! ...is what I'd be saying if the guy died. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:911178967] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote>Once again, weed kills! ...is what I'd be saying if the guy died.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 10/30/18 3:50:21 PM #7:	25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:911467768] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rad_Chad 10/30/18 4:14:16 PM #8:	i think it'll decrease some crimes while increasing others. i mean obiously drug tracking will decrease because it'll be legal, but i think people with mental problems will enter that gateway more likely and i expect way more fucking bums going around stealing things to pay for drugs because more people will turn into stoner hobos --- Female body inspector and motorboating enthusiast. <cite>Rad_Chad posted [p:911469323] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote>i think it'll decrease some crimes while increasing others. i mean obiously drug tracking will decrease because it'll be legal, but i think people with mental problems will enter that gateway more likely and i expect way more fucking bums going around stealing things to pay for drugs because more people will turn into stoner hobos</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SunWuKung420 10/30/18 4:17:31 PM #9:	Rad_Chad posted... more people will turn into stoner hobos ROFL. Most "stoners" hold professional jobs. --- "Men have to restrain themselves around other men to avoid an outright punch out"- Kyuubi4269 9/17/18 PSN - SunWuKung420 <cite>SunWuKung420 posted [p:911469553] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rad_Chad posted...</cite> <quote>more people will turn into stoner hobos</quote> ROFL. Most "stoners" hold professional jobs.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ASlaveObeys 10/30/18 5:52:53 PM #10:	Revelation34 posted... 25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling. <cite>ASlaveObeys posted [p:911475354] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
argonautweakend 10/30/18 5:55:14 PM #11:	far less crime as most weed crimes(posession, etc) just wouldn't exist. <cite>argonautweakend posted [p:911475500] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote>far less crime as most weed crimes(posession, etc) just wouldn't exist.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 10/30/18 6:17:01 PM #12:	ASlaveObeys posted... Revelation34 posted... 25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling. Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:911476781] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling.</quote> Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EnvyFox 10/30/18 6:47:16 PM #13:	Revelation34 posted... ASlaveObeys posted... Revelation34 posted... 25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling. Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me. This. Threw his entire life away over a whore. Not even allowed to keep in contact with his kids. That, my friends, is one of the truest definitions of a dumb ass. <cite>EnvyFox posted [p:911478523] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling.</quote> Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me.</quote> This. Threw his entire life away over a whore. Not even allowed to keep in contact with his kids. That, my friends, is one of the truest definitions of a dumb ass.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Monopoman 10/30/18 7:39:43 PM #14:	Revelation34 posted... ASlaveObeys posted... Revelation34 posted... 25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling. Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me. You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case. --- BF ID: Birck #1559845599 Leads: Elaina, Nia, Tsovinar <cite>Monopoman posted [p:911481569] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling.</quote> Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me.</quote> You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LinkPizza 10/30/18 9:35:01 PM #15:	Monopoman posted... Revelation34 posted... ASlaveObeys posted... Revelation34 posted... 25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling. Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me. You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case. I agree with this. Not to mention, I believe he said was. Like as in past tense. But either way, you can do dumb things when smart. And he did seem pretty over-confident... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:911488293] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>Monopoman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling.</quote> Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me.</quote> You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case.</quote> I agree with this. Not to mention, I believe he said was. Like as in past tense. But either way, you can do dumb things when smart. And he did seem pretty over-confident...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ASlaveObeys 10/30/18 11:35:20 PM #16:	LinkPizza posted... Monopoman posted... Revelation34 posted... ASlaveObeys posted... Revelation34 posted... 25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling. Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me. You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case. I agree with this. Not to mention, I believe he said was. Like as in past tense. But either way, you can do dumb things when smart. And he did seem pretty over-confident... He also has antisocial personality disorder and has trouble rationalizing how a jury of 12 people couldn't understand his logic. He was so focused on himself, even when discussing his children it was about how they're his and he has custody. Never a mention of their needs or feelings on the subject of him brutally murdering their mother. A lack of perspective and empathy doesn't make someone less intelligent and he has formal higher education. He is mentally atypical and he was arrogant and that lead him to being hopeful that he'd get out so much so that he couldn't take into account a normal, rational person's feelings. <cite>ASlaveObeys posted [p:911494787] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Monopoman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling.</quote> Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me.</quote> You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case.</quote> I agree with this. Not to mention, I believe he said was. Like as in past tense. But either way, you can do dumb things when smart. And he did seem pretty over-confident...</quote> He also has antisocial personality disorder and has trouble rationalizing how a jury of 12 people couldn't understand his logic. He was so focused on himself, even when discussing his children it was about how they're his and he has custody. Never a mention of their needs or feelings on the subject of him brutally murdering their mother. A lack of perspective and empathy doesn't make someone less intelligent and he has formal higher education. He is mentally atypical and he was arrogant and that lead him to being hopeful that he'd get out so much so that he couldn't take into account a normal, rational person's feelings.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 10/31/18 5:29:05 AM #17:	ASlaveObeys posted... LinkPizza posted... Monopoman posted... Revelation34 posted... ASlaveObeys posted... Revelation34 posted... 25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long. Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling. Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me. You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case. I agree with this. Not to mention, I believe he said was. Like as in past tense. But either way, you can do dumb things when smart. And he did seem pretty over-confident... He also has antisocial personality disorder and has trouble rationalizing how a jury of 12 people couldn't understand his logic. He was so focused on himself, even when discussing his children it was about how they're his and he has custody. Never a mention of their needs or feelings on the subject of him brutally murdering their mother. A lack of perspective and empathy doesn't make someone less intelligent and he has formal higher education. He is mentally atypical and he was arrogant and that lead him to being hopeful that he'd get out so much so that he couldn't take into account a normal, rational person's feelings. What I said still stands. Any kind of planning throws that kind of "logic" right out the window, especially legally. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:911506001] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Monopoman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ASlaveObeys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>25 years for attempted murder? Some actual murderers don't even get that long.</quote> Actual murders are always 25 to life unless there is a deal made. Hell, one of my workers in the high profile unit (aka murder's and gang leaders) just got sentenced to natural life. Meaning no parole or good behavior. He cannot leave jail until he dies. Poor bastard didn't take the deal which was 20 years because he was convinced he'd get crime of passion and get it bumped down to a manslaughter charge for 10 years. Having already served 3 in the jail. He also spent weeks ranting to me about how he doesn't understand why he can't write his kids. He said he knows his inlaws have temporary custody but when he gets out he'll be their guardian again. Hope is an amazing thing. This was a smart, well educated man. He found out his wife was cheating on him, sent a text to her boyfriend saying you have 10 minutes to get to our house and get her out or I'm going to kill her. Sent his kids to sit on the front lawn, called his mother to pick them up said don't come in the house. Killed her (after the 10 minutes) and sent her boyfriend and family pictures of her body. But didn't see how that could be considered premeditated. I'm rambling.</quote> Doesn't sound very smart and educated to me.</quote> You can be smart and educated and still do dumb things, sounds like the dude was over-confidant as heck about his case.</quote> I agree with this. Not to mention, I believe he said was. Like as in past tense. But either way, you can do dumb things when smart. And he did seem pretty over-confident...</quote> He also has antisocial personality disorder and has trouble rationalizing how a jury of 12 people couldn't understand his logic. He was so focused on himself, even when discussing his children it was about how they're his and he has custody. Never a mention of their needs or feelings on the subject of him brutally murdering their mother. A lack of perspective and empathy doesn't make someone less intelligent and he has formal higher education. He is mentally atypical and he was arrogant and that lead him to being hopeful that he'd get out so much so that he couldn't take into account a normal, rational person's feelings.</quote> What I said still stands. Any kind of planning throws that kind of "logic" right out the window, especially legally.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SunWuKung420 10/31/18 7:53:46 AM #18:	SunWuKung420 posted... @Rad_Chad posted... more people will turn into stoner hobos ROFL. Most "stoners" hold professional jobs. --- "Men have to restrain themselves around other men to avoid an outright punch out"- Kyuubi4269 9/17/18 PSN - SunWuKung420 <cite>SunWuKung420 posted [p:911509008] in 18 y/o Kid... [t:77132569]...</cite> <quote><cite>SunWuKung420 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@Rad_Chad posted...</cite> <quote>more people will turn into stoner hobos</quote> ROFL. Most "stoners" hold professional jobs.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Poll of the Day > 18 y/o Kid gets 25 YEARS after he RAN his FRIEND down over stolen MARIJUANA!!! (+) Yeah! (+)

Poll of the Day > 18 y/o Kid gets 25 YEARS after he RAN his FRIEND down over stolen MARIJUANA!!!