[PGR88]

From another article about his death:

Loved ones didn’t deny that King had a speckled criminal history. “I’m not going to sit here and sugar coat and act like he is a completely innocent person, that he’s never done any wrong, because he has,” Natasha Mullen, who said she is King’s sister and spoke with multiple TV news outlets about her brother’s death, told Courtney Sisk of WISN-TV (Channel 12). “But that’s not all that he was. He was so much more than the things that he’s done.”

[telescope115]

Well, why did he run from the police, then, lady?

[rlmorel]

:...He was so much more than the things that he’s done..."

You could say that about a lot of people.

Reminds me of the dialogue from the movie "Rat Race" where the car passes a road sign for "The Barbie Museum" and the kids convince their Jewish father to stop for a road break at the "Barbie Museum", only to find it is a different kind of "Barbie Museum", the docents are skinheads...

DOCENT: "...Klaus Barbie, sometimes known as the Butcher of Lyons. Let the Jew revisionists talk about their death camps...and so-called crimes against humanity. This museum is lovingly dedicated to the Klaus Barbie that nobody knows. The husband, the devoted father, the wine connoisseur...and three-time ballroom dancing champion. Barbie joined the S.S. in 1935...where he soon became one of the Fuhrer's favorite young officers..."