4 Idaho college students killed in "worst crime we've ever seen". Suspect arrested 12/30

[Voice of Reason]

It's dope that they caught they finally caught the killer, but it's still the concerning aspect of law enforcement having to genealogy databases and the potential privacy concerns that come along with it. It will have to be addressed at some point, but this situation isn't the one to do so.

People don’t care because they are too dumb or too distracted to care. No one cares about all the government spying that Snowden leaked 10 years ago.

 

[Cladyclad]

It really don’t matter but I want to know why he didn’t kill the entire house

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

It really don’t matter but I want to know why he didn’t kill the entire house

I bet he didn't originally intend to kill 4 to begin with. He was specifically targeting one of the girls and ended up having to kill the other 3 to get to her.

 

[Cladyclad]

I bet he didn't originally intend to kill 4 to begin with. He was specifically targeting one of the girls and ended up having to kill the other 3 to get to her.

So it’s a fact it was not random

 

[DOSDUMUNI]

Delete

 

[Stick Up Kid]

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Are you saying these are the people he should’ve killed?

 

[DOSDUMUNI]

Are you saying these are the people he should’ve killed?

Damn wrong thread

 

[Macallik86]

There's something seriously different about incel cats. The term incel gets thrown very loosely on this forum, so it completely devalues and generalizes the term to folks I genuinely don't think are incels. This forum is likely filled with dry dikk dudes, shyt, the vast majority of the population of men suffer from dry dikk syndrome; even dudes in relationships got dry dikk, however, I truly don't believe anybody on this forum is doing this type or mass violence anytime soon.

We have to be a bit more specific about these people and point out similar characteristic. Seems to me many are on the spectrum, social outcasts, probably had spoiled childhoods where everything was given to them, tend to frequent echo chambers, demonic sites like 4.... Very strange

I hear you, but dry dikk dudes is what incel is.

Involuntarily celibate. Most serial killers are incels, but most incels aren't serial killers... the vast majority are online complaining about women and have misogynistic tendencies.

Here's an entry from Urban Dictionary in 2017 that sounds like a coli breh:

Abbreviated term for the compound 'Involuntary Celibate'. In Darwinian terms a person deemed 'least fit to reproduce', manifested in social terms as someone unable to copulate due to the absence of even a single willing partner. More typically male than female. Hangs around on internet forums generally blaming females for this undesirable condition. Unable to compete on the level playing field of sexual equality can be seen clamouring for a return to the middle ages where all that was needed to nab a woman was two cows and a quarter acre. Could be considered a 'Darwinian loser' whose gene pool is facing extinction unless they address negative personality traits and/or get into physical condition necessary for attraction to opposite sex.
Woman: He's nice enough but he identifies as one of those incels.

Friend: Stay away from him. That's akin to announcing oneself as an unreformable loser.
by YoungCarl November 17, 2017

Urban Dictionary: incel

short for "involuntary celibate". often built like a discord mod, probably uses reddit, gets no bytches, says the hard r while being whiter than Wonder Bread, smells like Axe body spray and/or B.O., plays COD, and makes overused "i identify as an attack helicopter" jokes. has never felt the...

www.urbandictionary.com

So no, I don't think the term is being abused as it has never been solely for murderous people that don't get p*ssy.

 

[Raw Lyrics]

It really don’t matter but I want to know why he didn’t kill the entire house

On fourChan, he said that he couldn't account for who was downstairs - he only targeted two people (female students who were waitresses at a downtown restaurant), the other two people only got killed cuz they happened to be there.

 

[Fillerguy]

It's dope that they caught they finally caught the killer, but it's still the concerning aspect of law enforcement having to genealogy databases and the potential privacy concerns that come along with it. It will have to be addressed at some point, but this situation isn't the one to do so.

It was public database though. And they don't even need to know if its your DNA though, just distant relative. From there, a process of elimination out of potentially thousands. Its how they found the Golden State Killer. A private investigator narrowed it down, stalked the potential suspects and took their DNA from shed hair/restaurant cups.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

It was public database though. And they don't even need to know if its your DNA though, just distant relative. From there, a process of elimination out of potentially thousands. Its how they found the Golden State Killer. A private investigator narrowed it down, stalked the potential suspects and took their DNA from shed hair/restaurant cups.

I know how they use it to solve those crimes, but it still doesn’t make me feel better about the potential privacy concerns that come along with it especially since there are no set rules and regulations for what they can/can’t do.

Remember the one chick who got raped and the police used her DNA to hem her up for another crime that was irrelevant to the topic at hand.

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

It's dope that they caught they finally caught the killer, but it's still the concerning aspect of law enforcement having to genealogy databases and the potential privacy concerns that come along with it. It will have to be addressed at some point, but this situation isn't the one to do so.

My brother just found out he has a teenage son through our sister being on ancestry.com

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

My brother just found out he has a teenage son through our sister being on ancestry.com

I’m not saying it’s a bad thing or it can’t be a good thing, but it has issues that needs to be addressed at some point become it becomes a problem.

 

[Stick Up Kid]

I know how they use it to solve those crimes, but it still doesn’t make me feel better about the potential privacy concerns that come along with it especially since there are no set rules and regulations for what they can/can’t do.

Remember the one chick who got raped and the police used her DNA to hem her up for another crime that was irrelevant to the topic at hand.

So the DNA got her arrested for a crime she committed? So what’s the issue

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

So the DNA got her arrested for a crime she committed? So what’s the issue

Her DNA was supposed to be used to help catch her rapist hence her giving it to them in the first place. How would you like it if you gave your DNA to someone and they used it against your wishes? A lot of have a problem with it and they’d be lying if they said otherwise.

Let law enforcement overstep their boundaries especially against minorities and watch how a lot people’s tune changes.