Well, if this is him, I hope they hang 'em by his gonads and let people throw stones at him. Or, they could put him in a circle of a hundred people w/low power rifles, and let them fire shot after shot into him. Sorry to be so crude, but this SOB thought he could play god.

well im with you 99.9% of the way but i dont think this is the guy.. i really dont if this guy can leave clean notes to police then he knows what hes doing and the chances of catchin someone who dosent want to be caught with milt. backround is gonna be slim to none i say just let him be jesus and put him on the cross let him suffer like he did for what he did


sry but this is totaly unacceptable to me it just angers me that someone would want to do this to fellow americans

:withstupid: I'd let the prison population have their way with him! :D

All the staff has to do is make it WELL known that the loser shot a kid. He won't need the death penalty, the prisoners will do it for us free of charge.

:withstupid: That would be the best thing to do.

What if this isn't the guy tho... The whole world knows him and thinks that he is the guy, they know his names, know how he looks, and I'm sure soon the whole world will know everything about this guy.. I put the tv on this morning and the first thing I got to see was his picture.
His life is over, even if he had nothing to do with the whole thing.
And think of all the people that look like him or happen to have the same name. There must be dozens of people that look like him. I wonder what happens to them, if they get harrased on the streets and stuff...

In a perfect world, only the quilty would be charged, but unfortunately, we far from perfect.

Sometimes innocent people get hurt, but all his targets were innocent also.

FishHog

Originally posted by ARCTICZRT600@Oct 24 2002, 10:42 AM
:withstupid: I'd let the prison population have their way with him! :D
hahahahahahahahhaha, butt brothers on block D. LOL I actually dont think this is the guy either, hes to good to get caught.

So far the evidence is only circumstantial. Obviously, they need to do a ballistics test on the rifle. The weapon consequently uses the same caliber of bullet. I personally haven't seen the guy's picture yet as I haven't watched TV. CNN is on here at work, and they aren't showing the photo of the suspect as I'm writing this - only giving the description of the weapon confiscated.

The law out there is pretty confident that they caught the sniper. With the public attention given to events there, I somehow doubt that anybody in their right mind would be hauling around a similar caliber rifle around there.

I think that if the people charged were found innocent that no one would care.

However its easy to joke or imagine a way to get back at these people but in reality, you cant get back at them.

THey have killed 10 and injured more, They have scared the hell out of a lot of people, and most likely gave some other wackos ideas including maybe real terrorists.

These people dont desirve death, They desirve somthing worse.

Nice one there Z-man. :withstupid:

It''s him, every criminal makes a mistake sooner or later.

I'm watching CNN now. The rifle HAS BEEN VERIFIED as the weapon. The losers are finally off of the streets. :thumbsup:

AMEN to that nico.I hate to say it but there are many that probably have him convicted already,even though he is not. wolfman I hope so.

WOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

FINALLY

Rot in the hot spot shooter! :cussing:

Well just saw the news on CNN, good news :)

i haven't seen anything about this capturing of the criminals but if those guys are connected to the bin laden and/or iraq team,,, lookout by morning.

Two more faces to add to the urinal sanitation puck list.

If it is him, thye find him guilty, take him(them) out behind the court house to the nearest tree, trow a rope over it and slowwwwwwwwwwwlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllyyyyyyy yyyyyyyyyyy. drag the rope , this will alow suffcient time. you all know what i mean.

the only problem is some bleeding heart will get in the way now and marry the turkey in his jail cell.

I'm truly at a loss for words when it comes to describing someone thats capable of committing such an act.
If convicted and sentenced to jail, I'm sure his new friends there will make good use of him in a way the rest of us can only imagine but ultimately smirk about. May he live for many years in prison.
Rick.

then the bleeding heart can get strung up with them..

its good they caught him. I would have hated to see what would have happened to him if a bunch of ppl caught him. not the police

I ACTUALLY WOULD HAVE ENJOYED WATCHING WHAT PEOPLE WOULD HAVE DONE TO HIM.....

Unfortunately, two wrongs don't make a right, damm!!

...no ZR s/h, but it does even things up a little and sure makes ya feel better.

I can't believe they're actually going to run these guys through the trials...need to let one of our own snipers tag them while they're in transport. I believe in innocent 'til proven guilty, but it's obviously been proven these guys are guilty.

Jim,as a fellow american how could you say such a thing?proven before their day in court.how can this be? :(

Understand Dooman, but there's no circumstancial evidence here...it's all concrete. The marks on the empty shells are just like fingerprints...oh, they also have fingerprints...case closed!! Take a guess how much our country will spend attempting to defend these guys.

cost that is nothing,small price to pay to have a system as good as it is.I am not saying the guys are innocent or guilty,just that the system does not work the way you are saying and it never should.so as far as understanding I doo,they will have their day in court for the evidence to come out and prove them guilty, if they can doo so.stop and think here Jim what about the people in Illinios that were innocent and setting on death row?your home state.that is why you should not have the attitude you doo.nothing personal I just hate people that don't want you to have your day in court,that your entitled too here.

I also understand ,I am not GOD ,so I am not in the position to judge anyone.we know nothing "for sure". we humans have proven that time and time again. :thumbsup:

Doo, when I said "understand Dooman", I meant 'I understand Dooman.'

I would not trade our country for any other, but we do need make improvements in it's justice system when we can. Consider this:
1. Those people you mentioned in IL are perfect examples of what I'm say- ing. They did have their day in court originally, and look what happened
to them...they still spent years in jail for something they didn't do...so
our system is not perfect. Ask those inmates and their families how the
system worked for them.
2. We never know anything "for sure"...heck, even video testimony can be
thrown out of court if someone "thinks" it has been tampered with. If
you can't believe what you see, how can you believe anything you hear?
I don't want to judge anyone either, but because we never know any-
thing "for sure", we have to make the best decision possible based on
the info available, or based on who can afford the better attorney.....and
that's why innocent people go to jail, and criminals get out of jail.
3. And consider this....these guys, when proven guilty (really already have
been), can still get off free if some detective mishandles a piece of evi-
dence....or if someone of authority is overheard making a derogative
comment about one of the men...is that fair?? Does anyone think a
technicality should negate the horrible acts that they have committed??

When there's as much evidence against someone as there is in this tragedy, it's a shame that they still have a possibility of being set free if someone makes a mistake in the case, or if the race card can be played, or any other stupid excuse. They were basically caught holding the smoking gun. I'd like to see more responses and opinions on this thread. Nothing personal either Doo, but I bet you're opinion is that of the minority on this one.

I know I am the minority here.that is why all those people were convicted wrongly,because they were guilty before they got into court, just as you say these guys are.you have know idea what evidence they even have other than what you have seen on in the media,and you are hoping it was printed or reported correctlly .just as we know evidence can be planted,I don't think thats the case here but it happens.like I said I do not have an opinion yet,their day will come and lets hope we have the right guys. how many have been wrongly convicted and worse yet executed and they were really innocent? we all know Il. is leading the way,to try and stop the wrongly convictioned.now if we could just get the people to not convict before trial maybe we would have made the easiest improvement to the system we could.being minority means nothing other than I have my own opinion not someone else's,just as I do not believe in execution,because what gives anyone the right to kill?just because someone else did,not.true christians will forgive just as god would/will.

I know what you're saying Doo, I just don't want to see the guilty get away free on a technicality. Unfortunately our system, as great as it is, does allow for that. The longer something is drawn out, the more of a chance the guilty have of evading charges. The people who have been put away wrongfully because they couldn't afford the best attorneys (not because of pre-judging) know that all too well. I've sat on a jury, and I have to say honestly that I would not decide someone's fate based on my opinion. If someone is sent to jail in error, it's because the prosecution had a better (more expensive, slimy) lawyer, not because the jury pre-judged. And as for Christianity (hate to go there), there is a quote in the Bible, "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth." Didn't really want to mention that, but couldn't get it out of my head after the mention of Christianity.

Gotta go home, been a long day at work.

just part of the verse?cannot get the point from that.how about" thou shall not kill".

Regardless of their perceived guilt or innocence, they have the same rights that you or I would have to a fair and impartial trial. The current system is not without its flaws, but its the best one we have. They getting off on a technicality is certainly a possibility but highly unlikely. I for one can live with the odd guilty person/persons beating the system and walking but what I can't imagine is the horror one would be forced to endure being put to death for a crime they didn't commit.
In my opinion the death penalty is nothing more than a crime as horrific as the crime of murder itself. It doesn't seem to deter murderers but what it does do is satisfy the needs of those effected, is that truly what justice stands for or is it grass roots revenge? I tend to think its more the later, disquised as and offered to us as justice. Bottom line, its still one person murdering another but with a different name......................justice.

There was a third individual involved in the snipings. Take a look...

Ohhhhhhh, that's bad.

funny, but bad