Dudes Walkin His Dog... and BLAMMOOo

[deanmine]

Its Been Said, a pic says a thousand words... well..after viewing these two, it should come as no surprise just how worthless of a pic this is... what a bunch of fuckers...

A Philadelphia church community came together Sunday morning to celebrate the life of an Overbrook father who was murdered while walking his dog.

Loved ones and local leaders gathered at the African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas on Lancaster Avenue in Philadelphia to remember James Stuhlman. Attendees planted and blessed a new tree on the grounds in his honor.


Stuhlman, 51, was walking his dog along Woodcrest Avenue on March 12 when he was shot and killed by two teen boys during a robbery, police said. During Sunday’s event, Stuhlman’s brother Michael read a poem and shared his own memories.
“Jim’s legacy to all of us lives on in our hearts and our minds in our family just by the way that he lived,” Michael Stuhlman said. “And that’s all that any of us can hope to leave.”

Tyfine Hamilton and Brandon Smith, both 15, face murder, robbery and other related charges in Stuhlman’s death. A 14-year-old boy is also facing robbery and conspiracy charges for his alleged role in the crime though police say he was only a witness to the murder.

The teens were playing basketball when they decided to rob a man, investigators said. The boys picked Stuhlman as their target because he looked old and his dog appeared "weak," according to investigators.

Stuhlman pleaded for his life, saying "please don't shoot me," and MY HANDS BE UP before he was shot once in the chest, according to Philadelphia Homicide Captain James Clark.

When officers arrived on the scene, the dog's leash was still in the man's hand and his pet was lying by his side, police said.


Smith was arrested a week after the fatal shooting while Hamilton's father helped negotiate his son's arrest, sources told NBC10. The teens are scheduled to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on April 29.

Stuhlman is survived by his daughter, wife and six siblings.

[alyjo07]

That's so sad!!!

[nylon]

OMG very sad

[Steve]

"They are only 15 and capable of turning their lives around". Statements such as those make my blood pressure rise. I bet their parents will be telling all that will listen that "They are good boys that just fell in with the wrong crowd".
If at 15 they don't know that it's not normal to rob and kill people then society no longer has a use for them.

[MeMyselfandI]

[spudigitti]

kill them

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by Top Gear

"They are only 15 and capable of turning their lives around". Statements such as those make my blood pressure rise. I bet their parents will be telling all that will listen that "They are good boys that just fell in with the wrong crowd".
If at 15 they don't know that it's not normal to rob and kill people then society no longer has a use for them.

Stupid people here still thinking our current prison systems are "rehabilitative"

These "kids" will be sent to a place every prison system inmates have dubbed as "gladiator camps" which are prison camps full of other youthful offenders until they are in their mid 20s. There in those camps are the most violent, where the inmates don't go to get rehabilitated, they become MORE hardened.

By the time these get out, they will be worse mentally than when they went in.

[deanmine]

Originally Posted by TheVrist

By the time these get out, they will be worse mentally than when they went in.

Lesser Of Two Evils...... I LIKE IN PRISON CAMPS... if its the only choice and we cant give them the poison drip, well, I only hope he enjoys baloney on rye bread and as far as these kids BEING WORSE..... aint much worse that killin... aint to much worse at all..

You have a point about the current system being flawed... it is flawed.... Prisons need to be built next to high schools... that would be an improvement and a cheep way to rehabilitate high school kids

[Steve]

Originally Posted by TheVrist

Stupid people here still thinking our current prison systems are "rehabilitative"

These "kids" will be sent to a place every prison system inmates have dubbed as "gladiator camps" which are prison camps full of other youthful offenders until they are in their mid 20s. There in those camps are the most violent, where the inmates don't go to get rehabilitated, they become MORE hardened.

By the time these get out, they will be worse mentally than when they went in.

Oh I am sorry they should be sent to a swanky hotel and treated like normal well behaved kids.

And who the fuck ever mentioned them getting out? They took a life with clear premeditation.

We care more about those pieces of human shit than the victims, well you do I don't.

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by Top Gear

Oh I am sorry they should be sent to a swanky hotel and treated like normal well behaved kids.

And who the fuck ever mentioned them getting out? They took a life with clear premeditation.

We care more about those pieces of human shit than the victims, well you do I don't.

Where did I say I cared? My statement is more inline with a fact of: these kids, will just pass time in prison, come out to do the same thing.

If it was up to me, they would see the needle.



And yes, they will eventually get out. Even people with "life without parole" is eligible to get out.