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I don't particularly care what leads up to someone turning into a cold blooded killer.

I just want them locked away somewhere so people don't have to be bothered by them.

Life is hard for a lot of people. They shouldn't have the additional hardship of having to worry about being shot full of holes by those who lack the ability to properly handle their particular hardships.

I don't particularly care what leads up to someone turning into a cold blooded killer.

I just want them locked away somewhere so people don't have to be bothered by them.

Life is hard for a lot of people. They shouldn't have the additional hardship of having to worry about being shot full of holes by those who lack the ability to properly handle their particular hardships.

"...product of his enviorment..." Christ do you read what you type?
Yes he was a product of a drug and gang culture whom CHOSE THAT LIFESTYLE when given every opportunity to rise above it. He CHOSE to pull the trigger he was not forced. He CHOSE to smoke pot and use PvP no one forced him to do it.
OPEN YOUR EYES and look at the facts.

NO SH_T?

In the closing of the story they state that Hernandez "had one of the most damaged brains of all tested within his age group."

That seems purposefully vague in my opinion. Somebody that was trying to demonstrate the severity of CTE on an individual would have stated something to the effect of "Out of 187 brains studied, this guy was in the top five" or something similar. It left me with the impression that they studied three or four 27 (?) year old brains and said wow, his is one of the worst! I didn't like the way it was presented because it didn't really answer anything.

They touched on CTE pretty heavy and in my opinion they wanted to steer one toward thinking that could have been a root cause. But they sort of glazed over the fact that habitually chain smoking some of the best weed money can buy, and dabbling with PCP off and on can alter a person's behavior just as much and probably more so than any amount of head trauma.

My ultimate takeaway is that he had the characteristics and traits of a genuine serial killer. And I would not be the least bit surprised to find out he committed more killings that have remained unsolved. If he had not made the multiple mistakes that he had, he could have gotten away with a lot more than he did. From an investigative standpoint he was caught by pure dumb luck. Nobody was looking at him at all.

One of my biggest questions was whether he was that sloppy due to confidence from getting away with much worse for a long time, or if he was just genuinely dimwitted.

lol,...you're about 5 years away from being lumped in with the boomers.

I told Vox Day the same thing about 10 years ago when he first started out throwing dirt on the boomer generation on his blog.

Now,...he's gone bald and frequently has to hear young men say "okay Boomer" to him on his youtube channel,...although he's Gen X.

A few days ago somebody told him he was an old man stomping out a burning bag of schitt on his front porch while he hollered into the darkness.

That made me laugh.

Kinda like OJ ??? Guess they’ll be blaming his murders on CTE next.

OJ was a product of his environment you know the Hollywood elite

What an incredible story.

Go stand in the corner with watch4bear and Jim Conrad until you get over the urge to troll my posts.

Sounds like there's a couple posters on here with his jersey in their closet......

I only wear Cutler jersey's.

Victim status.

Cute.

Give me a fugging break. Schit for parents ..bad neighborhood... Butt packer...CTE... All excuses! There are tons of people who come from the same roots whom make it IF THEY WANT TO!! He was a privileged athlete with a huge chunk of money whom became so used to being treated as such he just thought he could do anything he damm well wanted to do with no penalty.
A low life Spic an the world is better off with him dead.