Total BS

[NorthernRedneck]

Remember back in 2008(I beleive) when a man travelling on a greyhound bus in Manitoba was beheaded by another passenger? Well, the murderer was found to have untreated schitzophrenia and has been living in a mental institution ever since. This week, they have decided to let the guy have unsupervised community outings.

http://globalnews.ca/news/1177536/man-who-beheaded-bus-passenger-gets-unescorted-trips/

 

[Adillo303]

He's out just in time to vote in the midterm election.

 

[Danang Sailor]

One of the most common problems with medications is the "I'm-okay-so-I-don't-need-the-drugs-anymore" syndrome.
It is a cross-spectrum problem; people being treated for viruses and infections do this, and it is very prevalent in the
psych community.

If - I'm tempted to say when - he wanders away and stops taking his meds he's going to be an act of violence looking for
a place to happen. Some people simply cannot live in the community without strict supervision 24/7/365; that's sad,
but it is a truth nonetheless. Our oldest, now 35, has just reached the point where he can be trusted to be in the wider
community without direct supervision ... and that has taken 30 years of wrenching effort by a lot of people to accomplish.

 

[Leni]

Part of the problem is that for men it reduces their libdo. Not many are willing to accept that.

 

[Melensdad]

In Indiana we still execute our worst criminals. I think he would have qualified.

 

[EastTexFrank]

In Indiana we still execute our worst criminals. I think he would have qualified.

In Texas he would have gone to the head of the line in Huntsville.