Disturbing Story about a Florida Man who Drove 40 Miles to Kill a FedEx Driver Over a Scratch

[IM2]

This man followed a FedEx driver 40 miles, then murdered him. Funny what people choose to post.

 

[westwall]

Put him down like the rabid animal he is.

 

[Doc7505]

This man followed a FedEx driver 40 miles, then murdered him. Funny what people choose to post.

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Obviously, this guy has more than one screw loose and needs to be kept from the public.

 

[luiza]

This man followed a FedEx driver 40 miles, then murdered him. Funny what people choose to post.

Site Racist IQ-2.0 performing his daily routine.

But winning points in his bid to become most boring site member . Again .

 

[JoeB131]

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Obviously, this guy has more than one screw loose and needs to be kept from the public.

And was still able to buy a gun.

Because of militias or something.

 

[Stryder50]

And was still able to buy a gun.

Because of militias or something.

When's the last time you saw a mental health professional to get your annual certificate of sanity ?
Perhaps the shooter's cert. had lapsed.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Thats...definitely Florida Man.

 

[Harry Dresden]

all the guy had to do was report him to fed-x and if he did hit his car, he would have been fired....seen that done to fed-x guys 3 times....

 

[LeftofLeft]

This man followed a FedEx driver 40 miles, then murdered him. Funny what people choose to post.

Good post. It solidifies my case for delivery drivers be authorized to carry firearms for protection. I wish the nutbag had been put down.

Notice how there is no video of the actual event itself with someone recording it and laughing their ass off about it.

 

[justoffal]

This man followed a FedEx driver 40 miles, then murdered him. Funny what people choose to post.

The man has insanity printed on his eyeballs.....wow....

 

[80zephyr]

And was still able to buy a gun.

Because of militias or something.

If he was never judged to be crazy. what test would you have administered to keep him from a gun?

 

[justoffal]

If he was never judged to be crazy. what test would you have administered to keep him from a gun?

Yeah..... If you disappear all guns people will use knives, take all knives ...they will use rocks..take all rocks they will use hands.... What's next? Amputation?

 

[JoeB131]

When's the last time you saw a mental health professional to get your annual certificate of sanity ?
Perhaps the shooter's cert. had lapsed.

Maybe they should get one before they buy a gun.

Again, I just had to submit another 100 pages of documents to USCIS to get my wife's green card extended. (On top of the 200 pages I had to submit fight after we got married.)

I had to get a thorough background check before I got my current job.

I had to get a complete fiscal colonoscopy to get a mortgage.

To get a gun. Meh, had to fill out one form and pay $11.00.

 

[struth]

This man followed a FedEx driver 40 miles, then murdered him. Funny what people choose to post.

Why is this funny??

 

[80zephyr]

Maybe they should get one before they buy a gun.

Again, I just had to submit another 100 pages of documents to USCIS to get my wife's green card extended. (On top of the 200 pages I had to submit fight after we got married.)

I had to get a thorough background check before I got my current job.

I had to get a complete fiscal colonoscopy to get a mortgage.

To get a gun. Meh, had to fill out one form and pay $11.00.

And I will ask you again, and again, and again, what type of test could you administer to keep guns out of the hands of the truly dangerous while allowing folks that are no threat to have one?

 

[JoeB131]

And I will ask you again, and again, and again, what type of test could you administer to keep guns out of the hands of the truly dangerous while allowing folks that are no threat to have one?

I don't consider that last part to be a priority.

I'd have no problem outlawing all privately owned guns.

Here's the problem. The Gun Industry realized their best customers WERE The crazy ones.

They aren't marketing to the guy who buys a gun, sticks it in his closet and forgets about it.

They are marketing to the nut who thinks he needs a stockpile of guns and ammo so they can fights the government.

And not surprisingly, when one of these people goes off the rails, we hear the excuses.


I suggest one simple reform. If you sell a gun to someone who goes out and does something horrific with it, you can be be sued civilly. The Gun store and the gun maker.

I promise you, they will be as cautious as the banks are about who they sell guns to after that.

 

[80zephyr]

I don't consider that last part to be a priority.

I'd have no problem outlawing all privately owned guns.

Here's the problem. The Gun Industry realized their best customers WERE The crazy ones.

They aren't marketing to the guy who buys a gun, sticks it in his closet and forgets about it.

They are marketing to the nut who thinks he needs a stockpile of guns and ammo so they can fights the government.

And not surprisingly, when one of these people goes off the rails, we hear the excuses.


I suggest one simple reform. If you sell a gun to someone who goes out and does something horrific with it, you can be be sued civilly. The Gun store and the gun maker.

I promise you, they will be as cautious as the banks are about who they sell guns to after that.

So, no real concrete solution. If I sell my neighbor a ladder, and he falls off of it, should I be held responsible? And what if I sold a gun to a "sane" person who went crazy two years later? Am I still responsible?

 

[justoffal]

And I will ask you again, and again, and again, what type of test could you administer to keep guns out of the hands of the truly dangerous while allowing folks that are no threat to have one?

There really is no test.... Some of the most incredibly insane things committed historically were done by people that nobody even had a clue about.....

There is a strong argument to be made that the most dangerous type of insanity is the one that appears to be completely normal.

That's why you can only punish people after they have committed crimes not before they have because you think they might.

 

[Jarlaxle]

I don't consider that last part to be a priority.

I'd have no problem outlawing all privately owned guns.

Here's the problem. The Gun Industry realized their best customers WERE The crazy ones.

They aren't marketing to the guy who buys a gun, sticks it in his closet and forgets about it.

They are marketing to the nut who thinks he needs a stockpile of guns and ammo so they can fights the government.

And not surprisingly, when one of these people goes off the rails, we hear the excuses.


I suggest one simple reform. If you sell a gun to someone who goes out and does something horrific with it, you can be be sued civilly. The Gun store and the gun maker.

I promise you, they will be as cautious as the banks are about who they sell guns to after that.

And the first time a sale was refused to a 20-something black man, your shrieks of outrage would be audible in Antarctica.

There really is no test.... Some of the most incredibly insane things committed historically were done by people that nobody even had a clue about.....

There is a strong argument to be made that the most dangerous type of insanity is the one that appears to be completely normal.

That's why you can only punish people after they have committed crimes not before they have because you think they might.

Yes. Many serial killers were never suspected until after they were caught. BTK had no record. Ted Kacynski was never on anyone's radar. Joseph DeAngelo (Golden State Killer) had nothing worse than shoplifting on his record. Rex Heuermann (Long Island serial killer) had no record.

 

[justoffal]

And the first time a sale was refused to a 20-something black man, your shrieks of outrage would be audible in Antarctica.



Yes. Many serial killers were never suspected until after they were caught. BTK had no record. Ted Kacynski was never on anyone's radar. Joseph DeAngelo (Golden State Killer) had nothing worse than shoplifting on his record. Rex Heuermann (Long Island serial killer) had no record.

Exactly