Have you Ever Personally Known a Murderer?

[Malthus]

Yup. Work related of course. Including an axe murderer. And one who stuck a firecracker up someone's ass after beating him up. Victim bled to death.

Not a very jolly way to celebrate Victoria Day. 

[syk]

Yup. Work related of course. Including an axe murderer. And one who stuck a firecracker up someone's ass after beating him up. Victim bled to death.

Not a very jolly way to celebrate Victoria Day. 

Was New Year's Eve. The victim reportedly was about to rape the murderer's son. The victim was also the murderer's 2nd kill. His first was just beaten down and died "accidently" by breaking his neck in the fall.

[MadImmortalMan]

I'm fairly sure my grandma's dad participated in some lynchings. Here's a picture of his car in 1924.




There may be a young future US Senator in that pic as well.

[Admiral Yi]

He made up for the lynchings with his brave single-handed charge into the Klansmen's square.

[sbr]

I worked, and partied, with this chick for a few month back a couple of years before she skilled the dude; also she was convicted of manslaughter, not murder.  I knew the guy too, just barely.

ASTORIA, Ore. -- A jury on Thursday convicted Linda Jean Stangel of second-degree manslaughter for shoving her boyfriend off a 320-foot cliff on the Oregon Coast.

Stangel, 23, of Walker, Minn., put her head down and quietly sobbed after the verdict was read in Clatsop County Circuit Court.

She originally claimed David Wahl, 27, of Tualatin vanished while on a walk at Ecola State Park on Nov. 12, 1995, while she slept in his van.

Stangel later changed her story and confessed to killing Wahl. She said he had tried to scare her with a push on the cliff, and she shoved back, accidentally sending him to his death.

The confession was made to Oregon State Police detectives when they took her back to the park on the Oregon Coast. She later repeated the confession two times.

She then recanted and claimed police forced her to lie.

She was crazy as fuck when I knew her too.

[Malthus]

I worked, and partied, with this chick for a few month back a couple of years before she skilled the dude; also she was convicted of manslaughter, not murder.  I knew the guy too, just barely.

ASTORIA, Ore. -- A jury on Thursday convicted Linda Jean Stangel of second-degree manslaughter for shoving her boyfriend off a 320-foot cliff on the Oregon Coast.

Stangel, 23, of Walker, Minn., put her head down and quietly sobbed after the verdict was read in Clatsop County Circuit Court.

She originally claimed David Wahl, 27, of Tualatin vanished while on a walk at Ecola State Park on Nov. 12, 1995, while she slept in his van.

Stangel later changed her story and confessed to killing Wahl. She said he had tried to scare her with a push on the cliff, and she shoved back, accidentally sending him to his death.

The confession was made to Oregon State Police detectives when they took her back to the park on the Oregon Coast. She later repeated the confession two times.

She then recanted and claimed police forced her to lie.

She was crazy as fuck when I knew her too.

Now we know what the internet dating posts mean when they say "likes long walks in the park". 

[Queequeg]

Someone in my phys ed class in High School gave birth in the bathroom, and let her baby drown in the toilet during class.  Does that count? 

[Malthus]

Someone in my phys ed class in High School gave birth in the bathroom, and let her baby drown in the toilet during class.  Does that count?

I assume so - though here in Canada at least, infanticide is treaded legally as different from murder.

[Strix]

I have supervised about 15-20.

[The Brain]

Well that would make him a killer, but not a murderer.

Is it me or is the Crown awfully soft on murderers?

[Razgovory]

Yeah, I think so.  Though no conviction  I also knew the victim.  He was terribly annoying.  He deserved what he got.

[Capetan Mihali]

Yes, and became friendly with one.  Though he was actually a manslaughterer.  Met him through prison-related volunteerism.

[CountDeMoney]

Yes, I've known murderers.  And they've known my cell phone number.
In the bail business, we called them "clients".

[Jaron]

Ditto for me except the bail bonds and cell phone thing. But I've been alone behind closed doors in my office with many violent offenders.

[Zanza]

I can't even think of a criminal that I personally know, much less a murderer.