[Izzy Insane]

I was the front office manager for the Courtyard by Marriott in Miramar...where they just had that UPS driver get killed. The Miami FBI field office is right down the street from me and they set up all of the teams from Virginia to come down and stay with us. The one group that really got me was the Office of Victim Assistance, essentially social workers and grief counselors.

It really hits home when these things you see on TV are happening right down the street. First Orlando, then Fort Lauderdale Airport which I live only a few miles from, then MSD. We watched it all unfold on TV from the bar. Local reporters breaking down at the scene and kids in the shot naming 'Nick' Cruz before the media or authorities knew.

I started talking to them as they came back from their day and I myself ended up breaking down. I have so much respect for what these people do everyday for us. Its a damn shame these kids and teachers had to go the way they did and how divided the country is on a solution.

Anyway the team was nice enough to give me one of their department patches.

[EYESwide85]

I work for UPS, Frank didn't deserve to go out like that. Cops should have exercised more caution and called in hostage negotiation. This same scenario happened in october of 2019 and the day after this florida incident with outcomes much better than Frank's. If you research these incidences, UPS specifically, you will find out it happens far more frequently than you would imagine it does.

[aryanmatte]

The thing I always found fascinating was the fact that he changed his clothes between the time of recording the video (where he tells about his plans for that day in the morning) and the actual shooting. I mean I cannot help thinking about him choosing what to wear in his room.. Such a minute thing, but at the same time, for me, an interesting and intriguing picture in my head! And besides, I actually feel sorry for him, poor thing.

[Sisky]

I hope you’re actually trolling. Hard to take someone serious who uses libtard or anything to do with politics like it holds any meaning on this website.

[MrKilliewiggles]

Here is an interesting video on his interrogation. He tried to make himself seem crazy so he could be convicted not guilty via insanity

[HYPRTCKR]

~ An opportune crime creates internal paranoia & always gives guilty people away, whether it is regressed or obvious.
~ A well disciplined/experienced law enforcement agency officer can detect this, which is why they always appear when you fear your own guilt the most.
~ An inexperienced deliberate crime is usually premeditated, usually has built-up momentum, & the criminal is usually relieved that it is finally over. Investigation solving is usually easier because they are sloppy & leave clues behind.
~ On the other hand, experienced criminals always make sure not to leave any clues behind, but over-correction is usually their pompous weakness/fault.

[HYPRTCKR]

~ The first guy in this video watched an episode of The Twilight Zone for behavioral characteristics.

[Roboticaproxy]

Originally Posted by MrKilliewiggles ↗

Here is an interesting video on his interrogation. He tried to make himself seem crazy so he could be convicted not guilty via insanity

Haha I came here to post this but I knew in my heart it was already shared

[pancrasefan]

The problem is that in schools if a kid fights back against the bully the school will punish the kid and not the bully

[deathgripz]

Originally Posted by MrKilliewiggles ↗

Here is an interesting video on his interrogation. He tried to make himself seem crazy so he could be convicted not guilty via insanity

haha checked here cuz i assumed this video would be posted here. god it makes me cringe so hard this goblin looking motherfucker is so fucking stupid i can't believe he thought he could get away with it. 'duh-duh-duh-demons man !! Voices!!! WUts happening!!' fuck if he didn't murder children I'd find his act hilarious