Agreed et! Regarding the Son of Sam law, I'm a bit shocked that this was even aired, and I guess now even more shocked that someone blurbed his book; was it a politician?
Poor journalism for a worse author on a heinous topic that after listening to him speak obviously had an editor do a lot of clean up.
One of the best things about prison is how these guys never assume the guilt or are repentant for the crimes but they "come to terms" with their reality. Brian, are you going to interview the survivors of this man's crime? It would fall into the fair and balanced category!
Mar. 03 2008 10:56 AM
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et
from here
He definitely seems to minimize his MURDER of another human being...
Mar. 03 2008 10:39 AM
Score: 0/0
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Agreed et! Regarding the Son of Sam law, I'm a bit shocked that this was even aired, and I guess now even more shocked that someone blurbed his book; was it a politician?
Poor journalism for a worse author on a heinous topic that after listening to him speak obviously had an editor do a lot of clean up.
One of the best things about prison is how these guys never assume the guilt or are repentant for the crimes but they "come to terms" with their reality. Brian, are you going to interview the survivors of this man's crime? It would fall into the fair and balanced category!
He definitely seems to minimize his MURDER of another human being...
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