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Originally Posted by spk7951
In the aftermath of the Newton tragedy there have been some outlandish activities by people as it related to that tragedy:
1. An administrative employee of the CT state coroners office allowed her husband access to the morgue to view the body of the killer before his autopsy. Strictly against policy and this person is suspended pending investigation that could lead to termination.
2. A lawyer tried to file a $100M lawsuit against the state on behalf of a survivor of the massacre. Supposedly the lawyer was soliciting the survivor families to see if anyone would hire him.
3. A Bronx woman posted on Facebook that she was related to a victim and received thousands of dollars in donations before being arrested.
I am baffled and outraged that people would do things like this especially after this kind of tragedy. Just what is going on with our society today???
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Seems like the system is working fine in at least two of those incidents. When people go wrong we must find them and stop them, I can't agree more and the punishment should be appropriate. However let's not keep innocent, honest people from running with scissors as long as they possess the scissors legally and know how to safely run with them.
I have more than one pair of scissors in my home, if I find you in my home at night "they" will find you there in the morning.
If you don't want scissors in your home you can pick up your phone and call the police for help, they will come to your home..... In time to take pictures of your body.......
Be safe, lock your doors and keep a nice pair of scissors ready at all times.
"snip, snip, snip, snip"