it will be regrettable lugubrious not to challenge the excesses of those morafu#king cadets

chefremy:
what the fvck is this?

apology; should have posted it in crime section

The boy 'made certain the gun was loaded, cocked the hammer on the gun and shot the victim just above the heart at a downward trajectory'

An 11-year-old boy has been found guilty of murdering an 8-year-old girl after she and her sister refused to let him see theirpuppies. WATE-TV reportsthat judge Dennis “Will” Roach II this week found the boy guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced him to state custody until he turns 19.In his order, which WATE posted online, Roach said the state should use all reasonable resources to determine why the boy shot the girl, and he should be treated and rehabilitated so this never happens again.
“A child who commits first-degree murder cannot be willy-nilly turned loose into society,” Roach wrote. The boy is currently in detention and being evaluated as to where he should be placed, said Rob Johnson, a spokesman for the Department of Children's Services. “Like any other child who comes into custody, he would need a thorough assessment and evaluation to determine the best placement,” Johnson said. “At this time, it would likely be at an intensive treatment program at one of our private providers.” The boy has five siblings — three brothers and two sisters — who have been placed with relatives and the state, Johnson said. The boy and 8-year-old MaKayla Dyer lived in the same mobile home park in Tennessee. MaKayla, her 11-year-old sister and another girl, also 11, were playing outside and talking to the boy while he was sitting at his bedroom window on October3, 2015. He asked the sisters to go get their puppies, the judge's order says, and when they refused he went and got a 12-gauge shotgun and a BB gun and told the girls he had guns. According to the judge's description of the events, MaKayla laughed at him and responded that the guns weren't real. The boy “then made certain the gun was loaded, cocked the hammer on the gun and shot thevictim just above the heart at a downward trajectory,” the judge wrote. The girl fell backward, “quickly lost consciousness, and was later confirmed dead,” the judge wrote, adding that three witnesses saw McKayla within one minute after she was shot. “The mother of the child knelt onthe ground and picked her up, placing her child in her arms as she passed away.” The boy had been trained in firearm safety and had hunted with his father and grandfather, the judge noted.


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/boy-11-jailed-for-shooting-dead-8-year-old-girl-who-refused-to-let-him-see-her-puppies-in-tennessee-a6857366.html

cc:lalasticlala

opey25:
when did the palestinians sell their land to the jews. that is a wrong information

I wasn't d one dat wrote dat....
mind telling us what really happen?

Obiagelli:
Voting goodluck jonathan should be on the list

alias stealing is not corruption.. don't wanna comment my reserve joor

atymat:
Palestinians sold their lands to Jews

for how much?

BankeSmalls:
26. Nigeria electing a man who has zero certificate to try his luck at taking the country forward.

Luck u said

MansaMoussa:
1. Obasanjo, rejecting the blueprint for a functional uranium enrichment programme offered by the North Koreans in 2002 in exchange for some Oil.

2. Failure of the 1966 young turks to kill Col. Hassan Katsina...( he eventually turned the whole coup into a tribal affair and heralded the subsequent progroms that culminated in the civil war).

3.Failure if the Ghanaian Military Contigent to evacuate Samuel Doe in the face of Charles Tailors Advance.

4.Failure of Montezuma to declare war on the Spaniards instead of paying the biggest ransom in history.. the Spaniards would have been annihilated by the Aztecs.

5.Hitlers decision to forsake Moscow to attack Leningrad when Moscow was within Artillery range.

6. When Afonja called Alimi to help him rebel against the Alaafin.

7. The Killing of Boko Haram's founder Muhammed Yusuf.

8. The shooting down of President Habyarima's plane in Rwanda

9. Paris not returning Helen to the Greeks

10. Africa not developing a sophisticated System of written History.

lolz.. u must b an elder statesman

olaglamour:
26. This post will not hit FP

The post will not hit FP cos it's not about Sean Tizzle showing off his chest Tattoo.








Am just kidding.






Lalasticlala is knowledgeable supermod

as if u knew

Armaggedon:
bring it on if u want debate or remain a coward and call the mods

hahahaha.. you are funny my friend!
d question was directed at u and I only wanted d mod to move it to FP

[quote author=Armaggedon post=42364812]In 2015, nizoorians voted a man without certificate into power to save their country. He rather fast-fowarded the emmergence of the rising sun. [/quote

who did u vote for?

@ Mynd44 & OAM4J do something pls

U can add yours..even Nigeria versions

Dasuki sharing money meant for arms to fight terrorism

Throwing away that Bitcoin portfolio.

James Howells bought7,500 Bitcoins in 2009when their value was next to nothing. By 2013, one Bitcoin was worth £613, givingthe Welshman a portfolio worth £4.5m. The only trouble? He'd left his hard drive tucked away in a drawer for years and then thrown it away without a minute's thought. After realising his mistake, he made a hopeful trip to his local landfill site where he was told the hard drive could be at any spot under around 5ft of rubbish.

Turning down Brian Acton and Jan Koum for a job

Facebook turned down programmers Brian Acton and Jan Koumat job interviewsin 2009.Facebook turned me down. It was a great opportunity to connect with some fantastic people. Looking forward to life's next adventure.— Brian Acton (@brianacton)August 3, 2009A few years later, Facebook paid $19bn (£11.4bn) for WhatsApp - the company the pair had developed after being rejected.

Misspelling a company name

The British government was sued for £9m after a clerical error inserting a rogue "s"saw the wrong company recorded as being in liquidation.More than 250 people lost their jobs when Companies House mistook a 124-year-old Welsh family business called Taylor and Sons for Taylor and Son - a company that filed for bankruptcy in 2009.

Ordering trains that were too wide

The French state railway SNCF spent $15bnon a new fleet of trains this year. Unfortunately, they were too wide for 1,300 station platforms across the country; a problem that will costand estimated €50m (£36m)to fix.“It’s like ordering a big, new car without checking the width of your garage,” said Emmanuel Grondein, of the SUD-Rail trade union.

Not buying Google for $1m

Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin approached Excite CEO George Bell in 1999, saying they were looking to sell the search engine for around $1m. With Bell notkeen on the initial offering, the pair went down to $750,000 in a bid to tempt him. He still rejected. Today, Google is valued at around $365bn. Oops.

Others...
Selling 610,000 shares instead of one

In 2005, a Japanese trader cost his company £190m after aso-called "fat finger" tradein which he sold 610,000 shares for 1 yen (0.5p) instead of selling one share at 610,000 yen as he was supposed to.Despite repeated requests from Mizuho Securities to cancel the trade, the Tokyo Stock Exchange refused to comply and the company was forced to buy back the shares at an inflated cost.

25. NASA accidentally taping over the moonlanding. In fact, there are no known original recordings of the event.

24. It took 177 years to build the Tower of Pisaand only 10 years for it to start leaning

23. Not having enough life boats on the Titanicbecause it was "unsinkable"

22. Decca Records turning down the Beatles because they weren't sellable. Enter EM.

another explanation..
In 1962, record label Decca were looking to sign an up and coming band. They auditioned two young bands at their studiosin London, deciding to sign Brian Poole andthe Tremeloes. The one they rejected? A four-piece outfit from Liverpool known as The Beatles.

21.NASA loses a Mars orbiter because part of the team used metric units and the other half used English.

20. Napoleon thinking he could invade Russia in winter

19. Hitler thinking he could do any better than Napoleon

18. The Persians sending Genghis Khan's ambassador back to Genghis Khan withouta head and bringing the wrath of Mongolia down on themselves.

another explanation...
enghis Khan, the ruler of the Mongol empire had sought to open diplomatic and trade links with Ala ad-Din Muhammad, Shah of the neighbouring Khwarezmid empire (modern day Iraq/Iran) in the 13th century.However, after the offer was rejected and a Mongol diplomat beheaded, Khan reacted furiously, sending in an estimated 200,000 warriors and utterly destroying the empire

17. The Dutch discovering Australia 100 years before the British but ignoring it because they thought it was a useless desert

16. Russia selling Alaska to the US for 2 cents an acre because they thought it was a useless tundra

15. Inca ruler Atahualpa agreeing to meet Conquistador Fransisco Pizarro during which 200 Spanish horseman ambushed and defeated 80,000 Inca warriors

14. Although no one is sure whether or not the Trojan Horse actually existed, if it did, it was worthy of this list

13. Filling the Hindenburg with hydrogen