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Unhinged person. https://www.newsweek.com/who-james-woo-virginia-house-explosion-1849502

TBH this is the most vital piece of missing information for me. If it was said out of frustration or sarcasm, and glommed onto for propaganda purposes, as opposed to sincere, pained resignation, that would make a world of difference in the case for me. I can't WAIT to read the transcripts of...

I'm going to miss Chanandler Bong.

It's always amazing to me the hoops people jump through in their badly-designed attempts to exit a relationship. Who is that devil on their shoulder that's able to convince them, against all observable evidence and experience, that they, unlike most others who have gone before them, will get...

Meanwhile, the headlines make the rounds.

Just as a weird side note, I discovered only recently during an unrelated rabbit-hole dive that there are active Odin-worshiping cults all over the world, including, of all places, Nigeria. https://punchng.com/enugu-police-arrest-eight-for-robbery-cultism-recover-weapons/

I don't think he'll live long enough for a trial.

This. Are they protecting his identity for some reason?

I'm pretty sure this was a Midsomer Murders plot once. But I guess most everything here was a variant of a Midsomer Murders plot once.

The cool thing about LISK is that it's the same whether it's singular or plural. Long Island Serial Killer(s)

An alibi haiku is an alibi an actual alibi if no one saw you?

Stealing crypto is relatively easy. Getting it out of the system and usable is where they all get caught. It's surprisingly difficult. Especially when the stolen amount is so high -- all eyes are on that money for signs of life/movement.

"Court testimony revealed the Volkswagen Jetta, driven by Brown, hit speeds of 122 mph just prior to the crash. Authorities said dash camera video from another vehicle showed Brown's car darting in and out of traffic." Good grief.

Why didn't the criminal perform crime better/more efficiently? is a common question here.

Maybe this is a dumb question, from someone with very very limited experience the legal system, but when someone is judged as indigent and gets court-appointed lawyers, does he/she ever have to pay back the cost of that defense? Meaning specifically, is there any incentive at all to plead and...

lol. i'm a white male, and somewhat large-framed as well. this guy's all of those things you described. and a potato.

I'm utterly shocked that he got such a heavy sentence. Pretty sure he earned every bit of it. Creeps like him are much of what's wrong with the internet.

If he's on disability and doesn't have a jobby job, then he doesn't need to be bailed out. He'll make just as much money in custody as he would at home, and wouldn't have those pesky equine temptations to worry about either. Winner winner.

I wonder how many of these special needs murders stem from the parent(s) simply not having the resources to deal with it, and not taking the time to deal with it rationally and figure out a sane solution.