alma wrote:Annti_Christy wrote:alma wrote:You are assuming too much in this post.
1. That there was an actual tipoff
2. That ALL were robbers
3. That the man was very rich.
4. It was not a mistake
Don't start being all moral here when you don't have ALL the facts.
For me sad if he was an actual thief, very sad if it was a mistake. One way or the other, I have no evidence to make a decision one way or the other.
You have no evidence to make a decision if he was an actual theif or not?
What if someone else had?
Let me not sugar coat it for you.
Most of the time, when a husband beats up the wife its because the wife has said the truth or has touched a raw nerve.
Same thing with such stories.
I would like to state it for you, that this story sounds extremely far fetched. The fact that police shooting someone can even make it to wazua makes it more suspicious.
Did they make a mistake?
What does his family say?
Was he shot during, after or before the alleged non-theft?
Was there a robbery, an attempted robbery or were they going to the alleged robbery?
Do you honestly believe that someone can carry a deposit slip of 11.5m with checks to boot then go and piga mtu ngeta? If you do, then it means you have never seen the movie Godfather.
I can see it now. Don Corleone with his millions in his house walking into a bakery to steal the bread. Ha!
If it smells, it's probably rotting.
True. But I thought we were to assume that the story was indeed true and to look at seeking wealth as a motive.
But then a real man is dead, and the case, is no doubt, grave. But then people are dying around me like flies and every account given doesn't add up.
1000 people dead, 'post election violence'. 1 person dead; cancer. Brother against brother. . .
It's like 'either death or no death'.