To several of you respondents…if a man that murders 31 innocent students isn’t a "terrorist" then I need a very clear explanation of what a "terrorist" is. So, "terrorists" aren’t "Psychos?" "Terrorists" aren’t "mentally disturbed?"
I just realized that this "Asian" person could be Middle Eastern. Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwest_Asia.
It was one of the worst in Texas History.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/08/07/kfc.murders.ap/index.html
Purple: correct
This is a black comedy about a girl who goes to work for a company that cleans up crime scenes after murders. She becomes infatuated with a serial killer from his "handy work", and eventually begins stalking him. This film is from the late 90’s or early 00’s. Can anyone give me a clue or a title please?
The Haditha killings (also called the Haditha incident or the Haditha massacre) refers to the incident where 24 Iraqis were killed on November 19, 2005 in Haditha Iraq, and now the blackwater agents who killed 10-20 iraqis including a woman andher child. if Americans will not prosecute these mass murderes in their own courts, what can be done to bring these murders to justice?
Jim Jones clearly planned his mass killing for years in advance. He gathered together the people. He abused them physically, sexually and mentally. He isolated them in South America. He rehearsed a mass poisoning over and over again. On more than one occassion he served his congregation wine, and then announced it was laced with poison. Then he went on preaching while they waited to die. When they didn’t die, he told them it was a "loyalty test." Given all that, and the facts that he organized a group of armed guards to prevent the people from running helter skelter into the jungle, and that he organized (clearly in advance) the ambush of congressman Ryan and his entourage, given all this careful pre-planning, why did he post a large sign at the center of the pavilion where the murders took place, directly over his "throne" that read: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it?" (This quote is from the Spanish/American writer George Santayana.)