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In reply to the discussion: Ohio School Shooter TJ Lane Laughs, Gives Finger at His Sentencing [View all]get the red out
(14,031 posts)73. Sociopath
I am glad for the mother of one of the victims being able to express her anger at him though. The news media seems to like to poke at victims families trying to get them to say they have "forgiven" the criminal almost immediately following the crime these days.
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An arrogant little fuck like that will think he's smarter than everyone else in prison ...
Myrina
Mar 2013
#10
well we cetainly wouldnt want any harm to come to that poor misunderstood darling of an angel
leftyohiolib
Mar 2013
#122
Plain Dealer: T.J. Lane sentenced to life in prison in Chardon High School shootings
Kolesar
Mar 2013
#4
Yes, but if the Judge had done that, you wouldn't have this lovely display on the record for
ET Awful
Mar 2013
#64
I agree and think the judge would had every right to put him in a holding cell
davidpdx
Mar 2013
#168
I doubt the attorney or judge knew that would happen and couldn't prevent it.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#159
He will be in PC, protective custody, which means solitary, for the rest of his life. He should
xtraxritical
Mar 2013
#104
Yes, otherwise known as a sociopath. The extreme version of Antisocial Personality Disorder.
slackmaster
Mar 2013
#23
Yes. They'll either kill him or make life so miserable that he kills himself.
slackmaster
Mar 2013
#94
As the vehicle pulls up and he sees that place, that smile will be loooooong gone—never to return.
lexw
Mar 2013
#19
IDK. He seems to be a 'consumer.' May look at it as just a game. He had no respect for society.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#61
I guess you're right: I was putting myself in his shoes as he approached the prison...
lexw
Mar 2013
#145
OTOH, you may be right and I may be wrong. It just seemed his acts were a long time coming, is all.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#146
I see your points. Celebrity fascination -- enhanced by an almost desperate MSM --
Eleanors38
Mar 2013
#154
If what was posted downthread about his family life is true, he passed the 'nothing to lose' stage a
freshwest
Mar 2013
#172
Please don't use the names of the Columbine (or any other) killers. I believe that encourages
raccoon
Mar 2013
#176
I wonder if it really means that? So many people have gotten out of prison who had life sentences.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#160
The psychologist said he was sick, but gun-nut Judge Grendell decided to ignore that and try him.
Kolesar
Mar 2013
#27
I hope he dies naturally, a long, long time from now, and in otherwise good health
Occulus
Mar 2013
#131
Note something interesting about the video. He smirks when attacked, but not when victims described.
nolabear
Mar 2013
#34
We all suffer from different levels of different attacks. Get him away from the society. He can run
judesedit
Mar 2013
#40
For all we know, he may have admirers in prison, who think he's sticking to society like they did.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#57
Totally agree he should be removed, but do you really relish the idea of a human being tortured?
nolabear
Mar 2013
#59
I don't feel any rage toward him. The object is to keep this from happening again. I hope not.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#158
I know. One of the worst thing about these things is we can only see them in the rearview mirror.
nolabear
Mar 2013
#185
This is the lesson here, that we effect each other. The DV in his history was a great part of it.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#192
+1 I will not wish torture, or illness, or cruelty on anyone. I will NOT lower myself to that level.
idwiyo
Mar 2013
#143
I feel for his family.They are probably afraid of him, too.I can hear him squealing now.Punk
judesedit
Mar 2013
#36
Look up his parents' history (especially dad's) and it's easy to see how he turned out
Blue_Tires
Mar 2013
#43
Even if there was little to no contact, the son would have at least known of dad's history
Blue_Tires
Mar 2013
#63
Imagine living that life as a little child, and seeing and hearing those things. Horrifying.
nolabear
Mar 2013
#60
Yes, that makes his outburst a little more understandable - but not helpful to anyone or himself.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#161
Whoa. You rarely get to see a sociopath on full display. Those poor families in the courtroom... nt
riderinthestorm
Mar 2013
#37
Not all abuse and maltreatment result in violent murderers, but all violent murderers
yodermon
Mar 2013
#81
To the posters above who call this man an animal and suggest putting him down,
hedgehog
Mar 2013
#86
I'm not sure why it is. You don't get angry at a rabid dog, you neutralize the danger it presents.
freshwest
Mar 2013
#197
Say what you will, but behind those quick blinking eyes, lies fear. Fear of his unknown future. His
Ninga
Mar 2013
#90
John Brunner coined a general term for them in the novel "Stand On Zanzibar"
slackmaster
Mar 2013
#96
Good idea. Especially since we now learn that the "Loser of Dec. 2012" had kept notes
FailureToCommunicate
Mar 2013
#97
According to tesimony from fellow classmates, the victim had been openly threatening TJ
FedUpWithIt All
Mar 2013
#167
This young man will certainly brighten the day for some older, vicious, seasoned inmates.
Kablooie
Mar 2013
#152
TJ Lane is a very sick boy who has auditory hallucinations, depression and involuntary fantasies
FedUpWithIt All
Mar 2013
#162