Prosecutor: Teen wanted to become serial killer

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Prosecutor: Teen wanted to become serial killer

So who is our first contestant on...

The Blame Game

?

I don't think there anyone to blame.... the dude is plain crazy

Indeed. I'm just waiting to see if it will be

A: The music he listened to

B: The books he read

C: The video games he played

This time.

Good thing the tv show Dexter wasn't out yet when it happened, or they'd be blaming it for sure.

I'll take 'The Parents' for $200

Oh MY GOSH this is just sick. The details are plain insanity...

Well the responsability has to come from somebody.

I would not care if he was insane or not.

The responsibility should lay on himself.

that's really sick.. and sad.. most kids do NOt have the nerve to pull things off like that.. he's definately crazy..

but they definitely WANT to do it, even if its just a passing on 'hey, how could I do this better'



or ballsy enough to do what a lot of people want to do

Or, you know, insane.

Not all that many people actually want to become serial killers. They might think about killing someone, but they're not likely to actually do it; it's a stress relieving tactic, not an actual desire.

We all have our issues



hmmm..who knows. Also I may have been wrong in that some people want to be spree killers, racking up combos and the like..

Even if as a stress reliever.

I think Warsie's been living in Capone land too long and playing Vice City too much

I used to think I was destined to become a serial killer... this was 20 years before I found our about my Aspergers... I could see the obvious differences between myself and normal society, and I could see similarities between myself and serial killers...

So the killing arts have always fascinated me... I know many ways to kill a man, I can manufacture guns and ammo from raw materials, have a fair knowledge of poisons and their delivery, and if a movie comes out about a hitman, I'm there on opening day...

I was cured of any desire to ever kill anyone during my first week in Army basic training... The drill seargeant filled an ammo can with water, and put it a hundred yards downrange, then shot it with an M16... then he brought the can back to show it to us... while he was carrying it, we could only see the side with the bullet hole in it, a hole less than a quarter of an inch in diameter... when he got to where we were standing, he showed us the back of the can, which was completely destroyed... there was a patch bigger than a cantaloupe blown outward... he told us that this is what happens to a human head when struck by an M16 round... that was the last time i ever had the notion that killing people was somehow romantic...

I realized that killing is nothing more than useless destruction, and never the best solution to any problem...

I still play with my guns and knives and whatnot, but I no longer imagine that the target is a person, I just focus on hitting my mark... I pray I never have to use these weapons against a living thing... But I do enjoy the knowledge that I can hit a golf ball at fifty yards nine times out of ten shooting a pistol with one hand...

1. Well I live in Chicago, so that's a given
2. I don't have a PS2, actually the most recent game I got was Macross: Battlecry for Nintendo Gamecube. You know, transforming giant robots!

Good they're locking him up for good. He is a danger to society.