Christy Mack (Mackinday) has a difficult read Wikipedia page:

>In August 2014, Mackinday and her boyfriend Corey Thomas were assaulted by Koppenhaver in her Las Vegas home.[13][14] Mackinday sustained eighteen broken bones, a broken nose, missing teeth, a fractured rib, a ruptured liver, and a thigh bruise so deep she was unable to walk for at least a week.[15] Mackinday says Koppenhaver also attempted to rape her, but was unable to maintain an erection.

Jesus Christ

Wouldn't be surprised if it was a cop who did it.

I didn't mean to suggest the technology is at that level now. I'm just naturally the opposite of a luddite lol.

He's like New Yorks friend they thought were cool but now they just kind of mooch and talk a big game.

I always wonder why people make these kamikaze posts. You know this will bring on the downvotes.

I've heard this too. Weird.

I assume it's so people would think what OP thought.

Given the articles written, I don't think they recruited from Liberty University.

That's literally what so many online articles are anyway.

The flip side of this might be that it can aggregate so much information, it creates consolidated information a $10 article writer could simply never be able to do.

If anything it may make the content readable.

This sounds more plausible than from spraying it in the open air. I would not have guessed it could incubate a lethal amount if true, but it just goes to show how dangerous some ordinary household products are. This is very sad.

Sure, but I mean I am more interested in the psychology behind it. There are criminals who plan their crimes so that they don't get caught then there are those who are impulsive and reckless. Organized criminal vs. disorganized criminal. They tend to have different motives. I don't think its that they thought there would be no consequence if they were caught, I think its that they were disorganized criminals who thought being an officer was all they needed not to get caught.

For being cops, they did a poor job of covering their tracks and ensuring there would be little to no evidence.

It would be, but it would be better than life imprisonment or the death penalty depending on the state or federal decision if wrongfully convicted of eight homicides. It's not about getting our shit together. It's about being able to have a clear and accurate record of evidence as well as a fair trial. Like I mentioned, I suspect Covid played a factor in the delay as well. Keep in mind the murders were alleged to aid in racketeering and appeal to ISIS. That requires a good amount of discovery I'd imagine. This is not a normal case.

I would suspect Covid was a factor. People still committed crime during Covid but a lot has to happen in criminal cases that may have been held up by many people, understandably so, staying home.

Five years is a long time but I will say so many things have to come together to get a fair trial in such a serious case. Covid may have also been a factor, as a lot of components involved in criminal cases required people who were justifiably staying home.

I'm sorry to hear that. Ironically as well, I believe my dad felt the same way about corporal punishment. He didn't binge drink thankfully, he was married to his work. I have never once heard him say he is sorry about even the littlest thing, I've never heard him say he's wrong about even the littlest thing, and I have never heard him say there is anything he doesn't know or understand. I am not him.

Mine too unfortunately. They would also take any sort of slight or perceived slight and punish me for it. Generally with a belt.

Some parents think that because it's their child they can do literally whatever they want.

All of my attempts to go to space have failed.

How far we talking, like ten feet?

It's how you comment out the swastika.

I'm not disagreeing, but imagine actually spending 3.5 years in prison. It's not going to feel like a quick stay.