Dumbest thief ever logs into Facebook on victim’s computer during burglary, forgets to log out
I have so many questions. Like, did he update his status when he was logged on? If so, what did he say?
I wish ALL criminals were this stupid!
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Dumbest thief ever logs into Facebook on victim’s computer during burglary, forgets to log out
I have so many questions. Like, did he update his status when he was logged on? If so, what did he say?
Guess, it take all kinds of people to make up the world.
I like this one even better, dude breaks into a liquor store through the roof and can't manage his way out. In the end he just sets off the alarm and waits for the cops because he's trapped.
I wonder if he posted his status as complicated LOL !!!
Speaking of dumb criminals, I didn't think Clayton Lockett OR John Bird were so intelligent. If they wanted true clemency from the death penalty why did both of them act like such fools about it? John Bird killed a person after robbing him. He came back to kill the guy when he could have just walked away.
Before his execution he had the nerve (IMO it was arrogant) to say "the death penalty is state-sanctioned murder." It's like THAT'S how he thought he would plead for clemency? Then the whole time he was having his case appealed he was threatening members of his victim's family, and I mean actual threats that he sent to them in writing. I find it difficult if not imPOSSIBLE to feel any sympathy for someone like that.
Clayton Lockett called himself "an assassin" and said people just had to deal with the fact that it's what he does, and by that statement how the hell does he think anyone's going to find it within themselves to feel empathy for him?
I just don't freakin' comprehend it. It's not like they're making it EASY to feel anything other than anger at them. I have no understanding how after doing all that people still feel something for them. Hell, if I did that I wouldn't have a friend left. I certainly don't think anyone would plead the case to preserve my life, but they did with both Clayton Lockett AND John Bird.
Before his execution he had the nerve (IMO it was arrogant) to say "the death penalty is state-sanctioned murder." It's like THAT'S how he thought he would plead for clemency? Then the whole time he was having his case appealed he was threatening members of his victim's family, and I mean actual threats that he sent to them in writing. I find it difficult if not imPOSSIBLE to feel any sympathy for someone like that.
Clayton Lockett called himself "an assassin" and said people just had to deal with the fact that it's what he does, and by that statement how the hell does he think anyone's going to find it within themselves to feel empathy for him?
I just don't freakin' comprehend it. It's not like they're making it EASY to feel anything other than anger at them. I have no understanding how after doing all that people still feel something for them. Hell, if I did that I wouldn't have a friend left. I certainly don't think anyone would plead the case to preserve my life, but they did with both Clayton Lockett AND John Bird.
There is a guy on Death Row in Utah named Troy Kell that I saw a documentary on once. He killed some guy in Vegas when he was 18 and took all his friends out to look at the body over a course of weeks when he was high. The papers called it the "Show & Tell" murder. He turned down a 25 to life plea offer, got found guilty anyway, then got life without parole.
While incarcerated, he joined the Aryan Brotherhood, got into a beef with some black guy, and stabbed him to death........ Right in front of one of the few cameras in the prison. Then when asked why he stabbed him so many times by the D.A (like 100 or so) he responded "I dont know man, he just wouldn't stop moving"
So now he's on Death Row, and will probably be executed soon...... If we're talking dumb criminals I think that guy gets the gold medal.
Most criminals are dumb. That's why they get caught and the main reason why our prisons are so overcrowded.
This is like the guy out here in Spokane that stole a car and then while driving it posted videos on youtube, showing what was in the backseat of the car at the time he was driving it, then ditched the car. Guess how the cops found out who he was? Social media is a godsend!!!