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I read this a while ago, but came across it again and thought I'd share it with you. Just when you think the world can't get any more screwed up ...
[URL]http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/05/29/1085641761298.html[/URL]
[URL]http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/05/29/1085641761298.html[/URL]
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I think this could only have happened if two people who had mental health issues like these two did came together to carry out this act and I'm not really sure what the chances of this happening were.
Either way it's a shame neither could have been helped before this act was carried out.
Either way it's a shame neither could have been helped before this act was carried out.
I guess, either way there had to be some real issues that persons mind.
Well suicide is one thing, but having someone banged up for murder in the process is something else really ...
I suppose it's simply another view on suicide if you ask that question, only difference is that he got someone else to do it for him. You could put the blame here and there 'till the cows come home, it's simply a very unfortunate series of events...
hope that hasn't come across as a joke
hope that hasn't come across as a joke
What sort of a mind must you have to organise your own murder?
I mean ... fair enough, I'd never be the suicidal type but I understand some people do do it ... but this is something else entirely ... I mean, the 'poor' lad who he duped into becoming his would be killer ... he would have been banged up for murder.
But then he was so easily brainwashed ... I realise he's young, but surely most people know the difference between right and wrong ... ? But I suppose it comes down to what I was saying in a previous thread ... if someone believes they have the 'right' to kill someone, either due to religion or government etc ... very often they will. Just look at people in the army etc ...
He was brainwashed into believing he'd be let into the secret service if he murdered someone ... scary really ...
I mean ... fair enough, I'd never be the suicidal type but I understand some people do do it ... but this is something else entirely ... I mean, the 'poor' lad who he duped into becoming his would be killer ... he would have been banged up for murder.
But then he was so easily brainwashed ... I realise he's young, but surely most people know the difference between right and wrong ... ? But I suppose it comes down to what I was saying in a previous thread ... if someone believes they have the 'right' to kill someone, either due to religion or government etc ... very often they will. Just look at people in the army etc ...
He was brainwashed into believing he'd be let into the secret service if he murdered someone ... scary really ...
snake11 wrote:
> O_O
> Why would anyone setup their own death?
Just pure stupidity, i guess they had there reasons though.
> O_O
> Why would anyone setup their own death?
Just pure stupidity, i guess they had there reasons though.
O_O
Why would anyone setup their own death? It just doesn't make sense......
Why would anyone setup their own death? It just doesn't make sense......
Thats just totaly wierd.
The Daily Mail will probably try to link it to computer games.
"Ah, look, he has a SNES, Mario must have made him do it..."
"Ah, look, he has a SNES, Mario must have made him do it..."
Oh yeah i remember this. Both kids had mental problems. One was serverely gullible and the other had some sort of personality disorder.
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