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DevonRex

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3. Not in Colorado. Here, the prosecution has to prove he is NOT insane. I believe that's why he

Reply to SoCalMusicLover (Reply #1)

Tue May 7, 2013, 05:13 PM

May 2013

chose this state to come to school and commit the murders. It's one of only 4 with this standard. Perfect for a psychopath who likes to play games. That's all it is for him. A game. I don't believe he's insane at all. I believe he's straight up guilty. And psychopathic. And should serve life in prison.

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The 'Ol Get Out Of Death Penalty Free Card SoCalMusicLover May 2013 #1

Not in Colorado. Here, the prosecution has to prove he is NOT insane. I believe that's why he DevonRex May 2013 #3

What makes you think his grad school attendance was linked to murders? HereSince1628 May 2013 #4

Experience. DevonRex May 2013 #7

I was wondering if this earlier story was a ruse... Blue_Tires May 2013 #2

I don't think so, the prosecuters, after talking to victims and their families, HereSince1628 May 2013 #5

The only thing I care about is that I want him LuvNewcastle May 2013 #6