Doh! The reason why you get your facts straight

[dacanadianbomb]

http://wcm.krone.at/krone/S25/object_id__52733/hxcms/index.html

In the City of Wels,Upper Austria a 55 year old unemployed man tried to kill one of his neighbours, because he was of the belief the 62 year old neighbour had abducted his 17 year old daughter, and sold her into prostitution.

Since the man had not heard from his daughter for two weeks, he went to the neighbours apartment.
After ringing the doorbell, he asked whether he could talk to him.When the neighbour opened the door,the man sprayed him with Gasoline and lit him up.

The attacker then attempted to leave the house,but another inhabitant held him until police arrived.

The victim is currently in a artificial coma, and has burns over 50% of his body.

The reason you should get your facts straight :

The man thought that the neighbour had abducted his 17 year old child and then sold her off to a whorehouse .
The gentleman had done nothing of the sort, and a few hours after the attack had happened the Daughter showed up.
She had been on a two week vacation to the Dominican Republik with her Dominican boyfriend,and had not contacted her father for a while,since he did not approve of the relationship.

What a Fing idiot.

[gregb]

OR possibly why u try not to live near unemployed paranoid nut jobs.

[Bryson C]

What a nut-job. :cantbeli:

[CruddyLeper]

The man thought that the neighbour had abducted his 17 year old child and then sold her off to a whorehouse .


Why would he think that? What would convince him? Either he saw a similar girl at a whorehouse, or somebody else told him, presumably after visiting the same whorehouse.

Fvcking hell, you'd have thought he would have at least TRIED to check if the story was true.

If not, could be pre senile dementia... even so, he's clearly not safe out in the real world.

[Secret Squirrel]

reminds me of this story;


Vigilante mob beats wrong man to death in N.C.
Police charge 10 men, ages 16 to 30, with murder for fatal attack

MARSHVILLE, N.C. - An angry mob fatally beat a man whom they mistakenly thought was involved in the disappearance of their friend, shortly before police arrested and charged another person in the crime.

Union County Sheriff’s deputies found Tony Lorin Blakeney at his home with serious injuries Friday. He later died at a hospital.

Ten men, ages 16 to 30, were charged with murder in the attack. They were being held without bond until an Oct. 4 court date.

“This is the worst beating attack I’ve ever seen,” Sheriff Eddie Cathey said.

Authorities said they don’t believe Blakeney was connected to the disappearance and death of Patrick Antwone McClendon.

About a dozen of McClendon’s friends and family members learned Friday that Blakeney found on his property a car that the missing man had used.

The group arrived at Blakeney’s home, accused him of complicity in McClendon’s disappearance, and began punching and kicking him, authorities said.

A Union County Sheriff’s detective responding to a 911 call from the home arrived to find a hostile crowd. When officers were finally secured the scene, they found Blakeney on the ground, seriously injured.

Investigators later charged Leonard Lomart Staton, 18, with murder and kidnapping in McClendon’s death. Stanton also provided information that led investigators to McClendon’s body in a wooded area next to the Blakeney residence.

Authorities believe McClendon had been dead for several days and that the killing did not occur on the Blakeney property. They recovered a small-caliber handgun believed to be the weapon used to kill McClendon.

link (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11125863/)