I love you baby……..come and give daddy a kiss…….no, nothing……daddy doesn’t have anything behind his back….Oh, this?….I got you another present….it’s a new cap gun……wanna see how it works?……..come a little closer and look down the barrel, you can see it better that way……..Yes, sweetie, I got presents for all of the others as well – wouldn’t want any of them to get jealous now, would we?…….Share and share alike……I love you, love you, love you……..BANG!BANG!BANG!BANG! (sounds of reloading)BANG!BANG!BANG!BANG!……Now where did I put the rest of those shells? I need to finish giving out the presents……….

O_O

You got it. Maybe we need to write up a little instruction book for this type of killer. They aren’t too bright, so if we say, “Step One: Put gun to YOUR head and pull trigger,” we may be able to fool them!

Omg Wry that is some priceless advice.. ROFL

If you’re upset because you don’t feel like a big man, maybe, umm…it’s because you’re not a man at all. If that’s the issue, kill the person in the mirror, not your family.

Doubly-unappreciated now. Piece of shit.

Tell it Metal!

“This is not the person I know,” Jun Cho, 41, said in a telephone interview from Hawthorne. “He was a hard-working person and a good family man, he was never appreciated.”

Doubly-unappreciated now. Piece of shit.

“He loved his kids,” Jun Cho said.

Thank God he didn’t hate them. No telling what he may do.

“He loved his kids,” Jun Cho said. “They were the most precious thing that ever happened to him. Every time we got together, he talked about them and he would always get them little gifts.”

Too bad he took their gift of life away……

“This is not the person I know,” Jun Cho, 41, said in a telephone interview from Hawthorne. “He was a hard-working person and a good family man, he was never appreciated.”

He said Orland, who grew up in Manila, was Valedictorian at Morningside High School in Inglewood and then joined the Navy. Orland Cho worked day and night shifts at LAX in the cargo department as a supervisor before selling cell phones for AT& T and getting in to life insurance sales, Jun Cho said.

But no matter how much he worked, Jun Cho said, Orland Cho felt it was never enough to please his wife.

“He loved his kids,” Jun Cho said. “They were the most precious thing that ever happened to him. Every time we got together, he talked about them and he would always get them little gifts.”

All this could have been avoided if the dad had done it right. He should have STARTED with himself……

You got it. Maybe we need to write up a little instruction book for this type of killer. They aren’t too bright, so if we say, “Step One: Put gun to YOUR head and pull trigger,” we may be able to fool them!

This killing people in their beds is giving me insomnia. Coward, to shoot people while asleep. Of course, at least the victims don’t know what happened, so are spared the terror.

Familicide — why do these dudes (usually) think they have the right to make their families die with them? It seems as if they have no idea that their family is made of up people, not extensions of themselves.