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To: Sabertooth; VaBthang4; PsyOp; weikel
I just saw some students in that highschool Malvo attended say that he was a very nice chap, and they could not believe that it was him who did it. Which is quite interesting because these clean cut kids are defending someone who is for all purposes part of the sniping spree.

I guess this might be a Dr. Jekyl/ Mr. Hyde phenomenom where Malvo may have been a good chap at school but outside he was a terror since i doubt those kids would try to defend a killer outright. Or maybe the kid was basically within the norm limits of decency until he met Muhammad at the homeless center (one thing that is for certain is that the defence will surely try that one out during the trial). However whatever the impetus that duo still shot people without caring about the consequences of their actions, meaning that even if the kid was indoctrinated he would still be deserving of punishment (unless the defense says the kid was 'possessed' by Muhammad and became an automaton with no control over his actions).

That might seem ludicrous, but remember the legal system does not necessarily follow justice but the legal process (there is a subtle difference between the two, and in some cases like OJ Simpson the divergence can be more overt than subtle). However in this case i really doubt this murderous duo will walk free because for a person to pull of legal juijitsu then a very (or better yet extremely) competent lawyer (or better yet law team) is required that has a perfect grasp of jurisprudence, plus an ability to pick up mistakes made by the prosecution and use them to their advantage (eg think how the LAPD provided the defense with ammunition like 'tampered' crime scenes and investigators who had been making racial remarks in public). This lawyer (law team) requires a lot of money, a whole lot of money .....and that is one thing these two fellas do not have! Meaning they will have to rely on a court provided 'defence' which means they are certain to be prosecuted (lol, i saw the lawyer provided for that kook Muhammad being interviewed and that guy is either not adept at law or he is holding back for the trial, lol). Thus these guys will thankfully be prosecuted, unless some bolt out of the blue occurs, which in a case of people with little money is highly improbable if not impossible.

And as an aside i also saw a family member being interviewed, and she said that she saw that Muhammad guy force Malvo to sustain himself on a diet of honey and crackers (lol, yep, you read that right)!

Personally i find the relationship between Muhammad and Malvo very 'suspect.'

10 posted on 10/26/2002 12:31:55 PM PDT by spetznaz
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To: spetznaz
A lot of chicks like ah***s this isn't news. I'd be surprised if something like this didn't come up.
12 posted on 10/26/2002 12:34:09 PM PDT by weikel
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To: spetznaz
Personally i find the relationship between Muhammad and Malvo very 'suspect.'

Just an airhead girl I doubt she had anything to do with it. Repeal the 19th amendment.

13 posted on 10/26/2002 12:35:48 PM PDT by weikel
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To: spetznaz
Or maybe the kid was basically within the norm limits of decency until he met Muhammad at the homeless center

That's what I think. The older man took advantage of him, used him sexually and took power over him. Even the mainstream media who won't call it a homosexual relationship does refer to Mohammed as a Svengali type over Malvo.

14 posted on 10/26/2002 12:43:53 PM PDT by FITZ
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To: spetznaz
"Personally i find the relationship between Muhammad and Malvo very 'suspect.'"

This could be the case,but I have not heard anything concrete to prove there might have been any "man-boy" type of thing.There are alot of people out there who are suggesting that may have been the situation,and I'm wondering if it is because they love to hear about this type of thing,or what.
16 posted on 10/26/2002 12:54:28 PM PDT by Rocksalt
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To: spetznaz
Actually I remember a Bill Hicks routine( hes a real leftist but this was funny) about how a crowd of women were outside of the courthouse where Ted Bundy was being tried trying to give him love letters and wedding proposals.
17 posted on 10/26/2002 12:56:13 PM PDT by weikel
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To: spetznaz
This kid, Malvo, did whatever it will turn out that he did; and he must suffer the consequences.

This does not mean (for Pete's sake, he's seventeen) that he was a monster. It looks as if he did fall under this Mohammed's influence. And, yes, sexual molestation could be part of it.

I know a lot of the hostility here has to do with society's seeming willingness to excuse bad behavior if the motives are pure, but this little girl and this young man were behaving pretty normally.

He went on to behave pretty abnormally; don't jump off the deep end when people in his past remember him well.

32 posted on 10/26/2002 5:32:58 PM PDT by BfloGuy
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