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Topic	Florida COSPLAY MODEL Murdered her BF and told him to F***ING DIE!!!
Zeus 10/27/19 3:43:54 AM #11:	mrduckbear posted... Trussler's friends from Massachusetts describe him as a fun loving and hard working guy who didn't deserve this Well, nobody deserves to be murdered. That's kind of a given. Monopoman posted... 2nd degree murder she killed the guy in cold blood. How the fuck is that 2nd degree? Pretty sure if you straight up kill someone during an argument intentionally with a knife that is 1st degree. lolwut? She killed him in the heat of an argument, that's literally the opposite of cold blood. And the "No, What did i do??" clearly denotes remorse, which also isn't associated with a cold-blooded murder. As for murder 1 vs murder 2, the legal standard can presumably vary state to state so I have no opinion on that part of it. streamofthesky posted... I don't know.... I feel like intentionally not calling 911 for hours to make sure he was dead before they could provide help is an extra layer of evil on top of the murder. Or, you know, a layer of panic because she knew she was going to be in a lot of trouble. It's not like she sat there so she could watch him die. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:929293246] in Florida CO... [t:78113810]...</cite> <quote>mrduckbear posted...</cite> <quote>Trussler's friends from Massachusetts describe him as a fun loving and hard working guy who didn't deserve this</quote> Well, nobody deserves to be murdered. That's kind of a given. Monopoman posted...</cite> <quote>2nd degree murder she killed the guy in cold blood. How the fuck is that 2nd degree? Pretty sure if you straight up kill someone during an argument intentionally with a knife that is 1st degree.</quote> lolwut? She killed him in the heat of an argument, that's literally the opposite of cold blood. And the "No, What did i do??" clearly denotes remorse, which also isn't associated with a cold-blooded murder. As for murder 1 vs murder 2, the legal standard can presumably vary state to state so I have no opinion on that part of it. streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote>I don't know.... I feel like intentionally not calling 911 for hours to make sure he was dead before they could provide help is an extra layer of evil on top of the murder. </quote> Or, you know, a layer of panic because she knew she was going to be in a lot of trouble. It's not like she sat there so she could watch him die. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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