[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by kjohnson28 ↗

The guy in the shirt is harmless as a fly. He had his phone in his hand. The shooter has already been charged with murder. This will be his 3rd murder.

Only in third world countries... and America.

[Sick0ne1]

Originally Posted by spamwich ↗

Location

The two guys standing at the door look pretty fucking shady and “methed up”.

[River]

Can you try and get a longer version of this video? There's probably more context to provide this story with.

Thanks for the post, OP!

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by NUUDLZ ↗

I don't know how y'all are able to see the neck spray I keep rewatching it and still can't see it How can y'all see it?

Just after 20 seconds in, the victim says "Oh God," he turns, puts his hands up to his throat, and as he's saying the word 'call' (the 1st time he says call an ambulance).. You can see it spray right there.

[stranglewank]

Originally Posted by iceman247 ↗

Don't know for sure ,but it seems like his last words after the shot was ( Im deaaath)

Yeah, I heard “I’m dead”, too.

[diamount]

Pretty sure he said, in the limited capacity he had with a bullet in his throat 'IM SHOT'

[Massacreman]

3rd murder? How'd the people you know let him live long enough to make it to 3?

If one of my family claimed self defense on a murder, I might not question it deeply. But the second one? I might make them disappear myself at that point since they seem to like shooting people.

[heyohheyoh]

Pretty unnecessary situation all around. Poor dude had to die. Incredible hearing his fat, bare torsoed, body hit the ground with that smack. Imagine that being your last statement to the world.

[><0300><]

The dude in the red hat added some comedic flair to this video

[spycosis]

Originally Posted by 0300_infantry ↗

The dude in the red hat added some comedic flair to this video

Death needs comedy. The SAS selection program involves a run in the Welsh mountains called the Fan Dance, and very occasionally people don't survive it. According to an operator who published a book about his career, when he was supervising recruits during selection one of the candidates died and they found his body after searching the area. So this operator asked his CO what the consequences of this were going to be and the reply he got was "Well, for a start he's definitely failed selection."