Creepy
Bloggers surely come in all shapes and sizes.
Convicted sex offender Joseph Edward Duncan III spent months on the Internet documenting his internal struggle over right vs. wrong. Then, four days before two Idaho children he is accused of kidnapping disappeared, he wrote: "The demons have taken over."
Perhaps the blogosphere is a new gold mine for criminal psychologists. In any case, this article gave me shivers. I mean, just read some of this stuff.
"God has shown me the right choice, but my demons have me tied to a spit and the fire has already been lit," Duncan wrote April 24, after he had jumped bail in Minnesota on charges of molesting a 6-year-old boy in a playground.
"As far as 'taking people with me,' well, I don't know if that is right or wrong," he wrote. "In fact, I don't know much any more what right and wrong even is."
Fava beans, anyone?
Convicted sex offender Joseph Edward Duncan III spent months on the Internet documenting his internal struggle over right vs. wrong. Then, four days before two Idaho children he is accused of kidnapping disappeared, he wrote: "The demons have taken over."
Perhaps the blogosphere is a new gold mine for criminal psychologists. In any case, this article gave me shivers. I mean, just read some of this stuff.
"God has shown me the right choice, but my demons have me tied to a spit and the fire has already been lit," Duncan wrote April 24, after he had jumped bail in Minnesota on charges of molesting a 6-year-old boy in a playground.
"As far as 'taking people with me,' well, I don't know if that is right or wrong," he wrote. "In fact, I don't know much any more what right and wrong even is."
Fava beans, anyone?
posted by Remz Pokorny @ 3:55 PM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home