[marktwain]

"however his family said he never did anything that would merit being shot to death."

Many would disagree with his family about this matter.

[marktwain]

[scott7278]

"He was not the scum of the earth," said Orshoski's sister Breckin Moloney. "I don't think my brother ever deserved to be shot."

Well bless her little heart!

[jazusamo]

Breckin Moloney. "I don't think my brother ever deserved to be shot.

I do, and I don't think an 82 year old deserved to have a scumbag breaking into his home.

Good triumphed over evil, Breckin.

[coolbreeze]

Good shooting, Charlie....one less piece of scum

[Tucker39]

If his family were truly concerned they had numerous indications that he was headed for trouble. He pulled one break-in too many!

[Mears]

Good riddance.

[Little Ray]

His family is part of the problem.
Wanna bet that SHE has a record?

[Eye of Unk]

Shit happens. It could happen to my son, but I would blame myself instead for not taking a stern enough approach to raising my son.

In all honesty I do believe America is reverting to the old west in some ways. People will die, people make wrong choices as well. I do think the motto “kill or be killed” comes to mind to a lot of people.

We have no way of know the final intentions of an intruder, its like we can just check their intruder credit rating or facebook page.

Its sad when people die, its sadder yet that the reason they died is being blamed erroneously, they chose poorly.

[Navy Patriot]

Orshoski has been charged numerous times in the past with drug possession and burglary; however his family said he never did anything that would merit being shot to death.

It's only a matter of time until an innocent producer is destroyed by this perp.

Better we save the producer and efficiently rid society of the parasite.

[Darren McCarty]

His sister is named Breckin? Is it pronounced Break-in?

If Tyler didn't break into houses, he'd still be alive. Lesson. Don't break into people's houses.

[Jack Hydrazine]

I wonder how his sister would feel if someone broke into her residence and robbed her, raped her, tortured her, and left her for dead?

Would she say the same thing about the perp?

[susannah59]

I would definitely disagree with his family.

Mr. Robbins, the homeowner, is 82 years old. What was likely to happen to him if he had been unarmed?

Did this nitwit think her brother was breaking in to offer his services as a window washer? His obvious intention was to deprive the homeowner of his property. He could easily have deprived the gentleman of his health and even his life.

[Vendome]

Wow.

Good for him.

[Puckster]

“Moloney said her brother was engaged to be married and her family is shattered by his death.”

His sister thinks he was simply trying to provide for his future wife and eventual kids........and oh, pay for the wedding/S

http://www.lonestararms.com/gallery

Foldable butt stock....good in close quarters.

[Feckless]

Good riddance to this steaming pantload of human waste. His “family” care now that someone has given him his due, where were they when he was preying on innocent, unarmed victims?

[Tubac414]

Hum lets see I am supposed to ask - are you a bad boy - semi bad boy or a mass murderer so I decide if I want to shot your A%&$ in my house

[sargon]

Orshoski has been charged numerous times in the past with drug possession and burglary; however his family said he never did anything that would merit being shot to death.

Um, for simple contraband possession, of course not.

For burglary, however, violent death is something that the perpetrator should fear at every moment. Such is often the unintended consequence of true criminality.

[Pontiac]

Charles Robbins was awakened by the noise of someone trying to break in at about 6:15 a.m., armed himself and shot through the door in the 300 block of Woodland Avenue, killing 24-year-old Tyler Orshoski.

Mr. Robins should sue Tyler for the cost of replacing his door.

Tyler’s actions led to the directly and indirectly to damage done to Robbins’ door and had he (or his estate) should be held financially liable.