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Osso wrote " Acting out a play yet to be written".. Most serial killers do exactly that, they don't care if they are eventually caught but it all has to be their way, once they get away with something "once"... I like that thinking... Though he is writing it "in my opinion".
Orolloy - Speculation (wrong word) my apology, I wish my time was 24/7 here, but it's not. It mean't I can't recall if he said his Father was a Judge, Firefly confirmed that, he did state that but the record was put straight, he was more of a Justice of Peace a very different role.
Firefly - I agree, if your Father wanted you to be someone better than him, and lets face it, it's probably and possible that his Father went to law school and wanted to be a Judge, then it's probable and possible that he was in-deed put down over and over and again when he was rejected into the Police Department how would that pan out with his Father? The old school way of teaching was never to encourage it was to deflate so you would get mad and make something of yourself to show "them", "him" / "her" ... If you don't have a mind of your own and allow those judgements to affect you.
I can see your stance, on depression over not just not becoming a Police Officer or not becoming a Judge, and appearing to your "Father" as a loser the next best thing is to go out with a bang eventually when ready, and be famous that's the thing isn't it? Being someone.
OmSigDavid, long time no speak. I don't hate my Father, I love him to death, (no punt intended) so there is no source in that regard. I have a passion for Criminal Minds and have read 50 odd books over the years on true crime and for the most part it stems from the childhood. Actually, I can't recall once where it didn't including the likes of Ted Bundy, a will to be someone. Through being put down. Am I in a better control concerning what people accuse me of? Absolutely. I am my own person, I like who I am I don't care what people think of me, accuse me of, in fact I feel sorry for them because if they have to do that, then what is missing in their life.. Nothing bothers me.
Quote:To keep Zimmerman under control, they put a tracking device on him. They pull up a live feed of his movements which show Zimmerman going to a gun store ('not so good,' says Moynihan) before moving onto a liquor store ('not great') and then back to the gun store ('I should probably go').
We know about the tracking device and why they put it on him. This is disturbing though, since he has rebelled going into a gun store, then a liquor store, then back to the gun store, bating the police I think. Seriously, you are constantly being accused of things so you do things that make it look like they are right after all. And Hawkeye you say he is not looking for attention?
Quote:Kate McKinnon's Schiebe is still in very much in love with Zimmerman, and gushes about what drew her to the reviled man, saying she has a thing for bad boys and loves it 'when a man's features looks like they're being vacuumed right to the center of his face'.
Quote:She announces that George wants a shotgun wedding - in that he's getting married to his shotgun.
Morgan's segment finishes with an interview of one person who is especially angered by Zimmermans's continued presence in the media.
Men's Warehouse founder George Zimmer is tired of the first two-thirds of his name being dragged through the mud.
Zimmer says he has to continually correct people that his name is not George Zimmerman, it's 'George Zimmer, man'.
'I don't like the way he's making me look, I guarantee it,' Zimmer said, echoing his famous catchphrase: 'You're going to like the way you look, I guarantee it.'
It sounds to me that the girlfriend is in-secure and sees Zimmer (
) as a strength to work with on herself, for herself but what Zimmerman just said?
Zimmer, man.... says a lot in itself.
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