This has to be the case mentioned.
It's been almost seven years since Fredrick Scott was arrested and almost eight years since the first of six murders he's accused of committing.
www.kshb.com
After 41 years behind a law office desk I’m utterly convinced human nature has not changed since Cain killed his brother for no apparent reason:
I had three clients commit suicide and all three AFTER I’d successfully helped them out of their relatively minor legal troubles.
One of them was found with my letter announcing I’d won his case. Another took the money I’d won for her and paid up her rent, a month in advance.
And my first wife’s sister, who was a part time fashion model with a face any woman would die for, whose father was the second wealthiest small bank chain owner in Missouri, at age 25 gassed herself to death in her brand new car her father gave her, and wrote a fantastic note she was in the final stages of leukemia, which was a total lie.
Sometimes for no reason anyone can fathom people run amuk and do evil to others.
Running amok is considered a rare culture-bound syndrome by current psychiatric classification systems, but there is evidence that it occurs frequently in modern industrialized societies. The historical origins of running amok as a psychiatric ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
They are truly out of their right minds.
Why the authorities in Kansas City are delaying the trial is he must be sane enough to help his lawyer defend him.
As to the Kitty Genovese syndrome, that’s old as time as well.
Kitty Genovese was a woman whose 1964 murder in Queens, New York, sparked false reports about neighbors who witnessed the crime but refused to get invovled.
www.history.com
Better hope there’s only a few bystanders.
If there’s a crowd it’s likely nobody will help you. They wait for the other guy to stick his neck out, not them.
Humans are not always human in how they act.