[LongElegantLegs]

Just wait; we’ll get some guys here in a second who’ll say it’s his ex’s fault...

[La Enchiladita]

I keep seeing people interviewed on local news, saying what a nice guy he was... they couldn’t imagine him doing this, blablabla. There HAD to be signs. Or else, he was so evil he was a Jekyll and Hyde. There is abundant evidence here of extensive and careful (cold-blooded) planning.

[JRios1968]

...we’ll get some guys here in a second who’ll say it’s his ex’s fault...

That's silly. Everyone knows it's Bush's Fault.

[ApplegateRanch]

Sounds like it was his wife’s fault. She left him...alive, and running loose. /s

[Drew68]

Just wait; we’ll get some guys here in a second who’ll say it’s his ex’s fault...

When, after months of planning, you put on the Santa suit, spark up the flamethrower and start shooting children in the face, setting in motion an event that culminates in a blood-soaked inferno, you’re no longer allowed to use the sympathetic "evil bitch screwed me in the divorce." argument.

[BurbankKarl]

No, it is his ex’s and mom’s fault!

[peeps36]

There's no excuse for committing acts of violence against innocent people. I do believe the treatment men receive in divorce court contributes to the acts of violence we see. I watched my father get thrown out of his own house with the clothes he had on his back and $300 in his checking account. He worked two jobs all his life and gave everything he earned to raising four children. They treated him like dirt even though it was my mother who had an affair and filed for divorce. The system treated him like a criminal while it took 70 percent of everything he had. This could cause some people to act out in anger and frustration. My father went out and bought a convertible sports car and motorcycle, but sometimes good people lose control and turn violent.