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[Sheriff Gonna Getcha]

To quote Han Solo, the kid had obvious "delusions of grandeur." He compared himself to Jesus, said he did the act for "his children," referred to Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold as martyrs, etc. He sounded like a total idiot, "I gave you a billion million chances to stop this," "blood is on your hands that cannot be washed away," etc. The poses in front of the camera would have not been laughable had they not preceded a real world tragedy. Finally, that he planned this months in advance (with scripts to read before a camera) and sent the clips to NBC suggests that he thought he would achieve stardom.

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Originally Posted by Sheriff Gonna Getcha

To quote Han Solo, the kid had obvious "delusions of grandeur." He compared himself to Jesus, said he did the act for "his children," referred to Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold as martyrs, etc. He sounded like a total idiot, "I gave you a billion million chances to stop this," "blood is on your hands that cannot be washed away," etc. The poses in front of the camera would have not been laughable had they not preceded a real world tragedy. Finally, that he planned this months in advance (with scripts to read before a camera) and sent the clips to NBC suggests that he thought he would achieve stardom.

Honestly, it pissed me off that they showed that shit to us. I wish it would have went down like this:

Brian Williams: "And we got a media packet from the killer, the cops checked it out, thought it was worthless, and threw it in the trash."

Much like the OJ book, why did THIS deserve to see the light of day? It's not exactly closure for the families.

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

Honestly, it pissed me off that they showed that shit to us. I wish it would have went down like this:

Brian Williams: "And we got a media packet from the killer, the cops checked it out, thought it was worthless, and threw it in the trash."

Much like the OJ book, why did THIS deserve to see the light of day? It's not exactly closure for the families.

I agree, but at the same time I think morbid curiosity might get the best of me and I'll watch that garbage.