The repair estimate eventually grew to $700 million, at which point the sub was decommissioned and written off.
Mr. Fury gave as his reason for setting the fire that he wanted to get out of work early, and that he suffered from anxiety, for which he was taking multiple medications.
Mr. Fury was sentenced to 17 years in prison, which means he'll get out 2027 at the earliest, assuming he has to serve a minimum of 85% of his federal sentence.
He also has to pay restitution of $400 million, which is kind of comical in a way.
He was a civilian. 17 years in Federal prison.
A military member faces far more strident and exacting punishment.
This little homo will get 50. Easy.
Put him on the “Would NOT Re-Hire” List.
Mr. Fury was the fire watched on the USS MIAMI that day. He was talking to an ex girlfriend or women he was recently dating on his cell phone. He recently found out that she went on a date with another man. She told him in the call that he was “just a friend”. Mr. Fury responded that her recent date was more than just a friend. He wanted to confront her over the issue of her recent date. Problem was that he still had a few more hours of work. So he decided to set a fire so that he can get off work early.
>>He also has to pay restitution of $400 million, which is kind of comical in a way
He should study art from Hunter Biden and could make that in as few as 800 paintings.
That seems pretty light considering this perp INTENTIONALLY caused a fire that resulted in the destruction of a US warship.
If they stick it to him and make him payoff that $400 million with a $2000/mo garnishment it will only take 16,000+ years.
There’s always GoFundMe, Kickstarter, and selling movie rights, I guess.