Bugged Xbox Game Busts Murder Suspect

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HG131 said:
Because a girl DIED. She was murdered, and you think that genetics are more important than someone's life?!
Look, I don't support murder. Not in the slightest. And even if it's family that commits it, it's still very wrong. But what you're saying is, because your family member commits murder they are imidiately worth trash, mean next to nothing to you and you should leave them in their filth. I can't follow that trail of throught.

You seem to think I'd support the murderer if it was my family member that commited it. Help them out, be nice etc etc. I'd support them because they are family. I trust my family with my life and so I'd support them no mattter what. All families are different. Some maybe don't trust each other at all, like the family in this thread. Therefore the uncle didn't care what he did. Fine, but from my view with my life, I just see that as a dick move to pull on another family member. However, do not think I'd support them because they murdered someone. Murder is still wrong.
 

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Although I am glad they got the guy, I can't help but feel that it was quite a dick move by the uncle. End justifys means maybe? I dunno.
Not really, as soon as you start fighting for murderers' right to privacy society is well and truly fucked.
 

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HG131 said:
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HG131 said:
Because a girl DIED. She was murdered, and you think that genetics are more important than someone's life?!
Look, I don't support murder. Not in the slightest. And even if it's family that commits it, it's still very wrong. But what you're saying is, because your family member commits murder they are imidiately worth trash, mean next to nothing to you and you should leave them in their filth. I can't follow that trail of throught.

You seem to think I'd support the murderer if it was my family member that commited it. Help them out, be nice etc etc. I'd support them because they are family. I trust my family with my life and so I'd support them no mattter what. All families are different. Some maybe don't trust each other at all, like the family in this thread. Therefore the uncle didn't care what he did. Fine, but from my view with my life, I just see that as a dick move to pull on another family member. However, do not think I'd support them because they murdered someone. Murder is still wrong.
What if there was video of the murder, and it was clear it was them? Would you still support them after that?
Yeah.

I was assuming I already knew that my family member would have murdered someone but ok. How does this make a difference?
 

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Woah... Sell out your family member for dropping drunk driver charges. I would not want to be in the guy's skin when the kids mother gets to him.


Also kid got what he deserved. Hope he gets serious jail time to think about it
Would jail really help in this situation? Who knows, but it's a shame that yet another young man will waste his youth locked up in prison.
You know what's more sad? Parents having to bury their daughter because of other parents that cannot control their psychotic kid.

Also binnsboy. It's not that I think what his uncle did was unjustified. But family should not not SELL OUT family, if the uncle did it for the best interest of the kid he would do it without needing a reward, and especially as pathetic one as cancelation of DUI charges.
Well, there's no argument on which aspect of the story is more sad, but the keyword is psychotic. Just tossing him in a cell with other criminals and possible psychos just seems like an easy way out.
Because he deserves so much better, right?
 

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HG131 said:
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HG131 said:
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HG131 said:
Because a girl DIED. She was murdered, and you think that genetics are more important than someone's life?!
Look, I don't support murder. Not in the slightest. And even if it's family that commits it, it's still very wrong. But what you're saying is, because your family member commits murder they are imidiately worth trash, mean next to nothing to you and you should leave them in their filth. I can't follow that trail of throught.

You seem to think I'd support the murderer if it was my family member that commited it. Help them out, be nice etc etc. I'd support them because they are family. I trust my family with my life and so I'd support them no mattter what. All families are different. Some maybe don't trust each other at all, like the family in this thread. Therefore the uncle didn't care what he did. Fine, but from my view with my life, I just see that as a dick move to pull on another family member. However, do not think I'd support them because they murdered someone. Murder is still wrong.
What if there was video of the murder, and it was clear it was them? Would you still support them after that?
Yeah.

I was assuming I already knew that my family member would have murdered someone but ok. How does this make a difference?
It means that you would (metaphorically) piss on the grave of a dead girl over something you can't even chose. It means you'd defend a guilty man and spit in the girl's families' faces. It means that you don't care about right or wrong, justice or guilty people being punished. It means that you are just as bad as the murdering scum you'd protect.
Well thank god my family isn't murdering scum then >_>

I never said I'd defend them for killing a person, as I've said a few times, muder is wrong and all that. And of corse justice should be saught after. Punishment definately. I would still support my family though, I wouldn't leave them even through you say I should. Cause you know, they'd be scum.

Course, I may act completely differently if actually in this position. I've never been in it, never intend to be either. But unless I am actuallly thrust into that situation I still say I'd support my family, and trust them. Not defend them for a murder.
 

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I can understand him getting into an altercation (if he felt that his life was threatened), but was it really necessary for him to kill the other person?
 

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I live only 3 hours from Saskatoon, hell even some family there. As to this whole ordeal. If the Uncle did what he did because he thought it would be the best I am all for it but clearly he did it to have some charges dropped so I do not agree with it at all. Second: I personally believe the child should be punished but at the same time I do not believe he should be deprived of his life. He took a life, an act that will never lead to recovery or redemption. A person will never have the opportunity to exist to their full potential but at the same time punishing the murderer will only result in more incidents in the future. Locking him up with other criminals will breed a criminal. Giving him the opportunity to have an education and a chance to make something of himself will prevent a criminal from becoming under the circumstances that he does not have preexisting mental issues. But non the less he should never be allowed to forget what he did.

To end this I say bugging is too grey an area for me to comment on.
 

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Why did they put the bug in the Xbox? Between the Xbox's loud humming while powered on and Guitar Hero's music, It's not really going to be the best spot to get crucial information, I mean, apparently it worked but still, it's not the first place I would of chosen.

Man, I can't imagine how the relationship between this family is going to be after this whole mess, but between one family member being a killer and the other being a drunk driving backstabber, chances are there wasn't really a family friendly environment to begin with. Either way I'm glad a killer was caught and a grieving family can rest easy knowing that the coward who took their loved one away from them is going to be behind bars.

As for the Uncle, while he did aid in the capture of a murderer; He did so for selfish reasons and in my opinion is a...well, I'll let you take it from here George Takei.
 

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CommanderKirov said:
Woah... Sell out your family member for dropping drunk driver charges. I would not want to be in the guy's skin when the kids mother gets to him.
My thoughts exactly. Not saying the kid doesn't deserve to be punished, but...

Well, at least the drunk driver will still get what's coming to him.