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I've heard some people say that maybe the younger brother was in thrall to the older brother, who organized everything. But the younger brother's

Posted by TWuG Apr 21 '13, 18:08

actions during the manhunt (hanging out a school, partying) make him look like a sociopath. While the older brother was calling family and looking for forgiveness.

I hope we get answers, because nothing either of them did makes a damn bit of sense to me.

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And you know, that whole running him over with a car thing. -- nm - Spawn Apr 21, 18:19 8
- That *could* be just accidental. Not likely, but maybe. -- nm - TWuG Apr 21, 18:22 7
  - One report I read was that the cops tackled the 26you and the 19yo drove at them trying to run over the cops. -- nm - ty97 Apr 21, 18:57
  - Or he could have reasonably assumed his brother was already dead -- nm - Beryllium Apr 21, 18:24 5
    - Just saying, that is not an assumption/action a sane person would make. -- nm - Spawn Apr 21, 18:27 4
      - After you saw someone get out and go overkill on the cops, then seeing them on the ground? -- nm - Beryllium Apr 21, 18:39 3
        
        A non-sociopath doesn't run over his brother, dead or alive. - TWuG Apr 21, 18:45 1
        
        Well, there's also the theory that he was trying to take out his brother out. It's all just conjecture. - Beryllium Apr 21, 18:49
        
        The older brother that you are in the thrall of? -- nm - Spawn Apr 21, 18:43

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