Comments on: Alexander James Letkemann and Jean Pierre Orlewicz

By: Mulch

Mulch — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:21:59 +0000

You hit it. for many years now the PC shitheads, the ACLU and all the rest of the hankey stomping retards have been screaming and slobbering over every scumbag and making more excuses for them than a cheating wife. “they were abused” “the homecoming queen wanted nothing to do with them” “They never had $200 nikes” “they were sexually abused” “they had acne” What in the hell ever!

I grewup in and around the Army. We moved atleast every 3 years. My father was not an officer. We didn’t grow up poor but my my dad taught my brother (yes there is another one) and I the value of hard work and earning what we have. I didn’t get picked on growing up.

Many studies have shown that 93% of convicted criminals posess a well above average intelligence. Turns out they are just bags of shit too lazy to use that intelligence to earn an honest living.

By: Raoul Duke

Raoul Duke — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:16:54 +0000

I know Alex very well and was really good friends with him for years. He played bass in our band. I lost touch with him after he started doing a lot more drugs than the rest of us. I do not know why he took part in this, but i think it was extremely selfish on his part. His parents are two of the greatest people I have ever met, they were troubled by Alex’s use of drugs and always tried to set him on the right path. Alex was never the one to answer to authority which caused him to resist. When people say Alex was not fully aware of the consequences or what ever I just do not buy it. Alex is EXTREMELY intelligent and the source of some of the most intriguing conversations I have ever taken part in.

By: Woopwoop. 2yrs later

Woopwoop. 2yrs later — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:47:47 +0000

him being hot is just a little extra (: , it doesn’t make him guilty or innocent.

By: I just care

I just care — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:45:33 +0000

sugarplum, dear, you are incredibly ignorant if you think atheism makes someone a murderer. Or if you’re blaming this on their parents, there comes a time when people become responsible for their own actions. Granted how you’re brought up has something to do with the adult you become. And since Jp’s mom was crazy and abusive and his father’s passiveness didn’t help, I can understand why he’d feel vanurable around Dan. Even to the point of killing him. we all need to open our minds a little more.

By: ferrets

ferrets — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:20:51 +0000

Its a shame the victim apparently did not have mob connections, if he actually had them these two murderous brats would have been taken care of long ago, unless….hopefully he had a connection and the mob is just waiting for the right time!

By: Elizabeth L.

Elizabeth L. — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 06:31:00 +0000

Riiiight. So just because I don’t believe in worshiping a make believe deity that doesn’t exist, I’m going to go out and mutilate some poor guy just because I feel like it? Hell no. That’s the narrow mindedness that drives me insane. Get a life and learn that religion isn’t everything. And before I go, I must add that if religion is everything to you, then you’re just the same as any cult believer/follower.

See you in hell!

By: Elizabeth L.

Elizabeth L. — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 05:30:54 +0000

WTF? They brutally murdered a man and mutilated him beyond apparent recognition! What the hell is wrong with you? They could’ve just killed you! And even if it wasn’t cold blooded, (which it was), you are being incredibly ignorant and rude. Can you possibly imagine how that guys’ family feels?! You are a despicable person. I’m sure you’ll get to see your friends in hell. Then you’ll really have a chance to figure out how hot they are.

By: Mazzi

Mazzi — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 02:23:55 +0000

You got that partly right… this part… “I don’t think”.

You are pathetic. If your whole criteria for guilt vs. innocence is the hotness factor then you are a victim waiting to happen. grow up.