[econjack]

Kaluza-Graham had been caught stealing cars four times in the past, and had been convicted of assaulting a police officer. Police report that he'd had multiple run-ins with law enforcement where he had been armed with knives.

The thief's grandparents, who raised him, called him a "sweet kid" who made some mistakes in life.

"I know taking the car was wrong, but it's not a capital crime he needed to be executed for."

Yeah, a real sweet kid. A question, Grama: How does a sweet kid have multiple run-ins with the law and you still call him a sweet kid? BTW, he wasn't executed. He was shot while caught in the act of committing a crime and Gail had every right to do what he could to stop the "sweet kid".

[cuban leaf]

The thief’s grandparents, who raised him, called him a “sweet kid” who made some mistakes in life.

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In all seriousness, Ted Bundy comes to mind. His friends and family simply could not believe he had done what he was accused of. Everyone thought he was a really nice guy.

Judge a tree by it’s fruit, granny.