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Train Crash in USA bc of a stupid guy!


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GLENDALE, California (CNN) -- A man accused of causing a deadly Southern California train crash has been charged with 11 counts of murder, Los Angeles County District Attorney Steve Cooley said.

The charges against Juan Manuel Alvarez, 25, include a special circumstance that would make him eligible for the death penalty if convicted, but Cooley said a decision hasn't been made on whether to pursue capital punishment.

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http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/01/27/train.derailment/index.html

to sum up for lazy users, a guy wanted to commit suicide on the railway when the trains were approaching.

then he suddenly gave up and got out of his car which was on the rails. he survived but 10 ppl died in the train crash and 200+ppl were injured, he will be accused of dead.

what a troubled id*** guy with a horrible and hardly working brain with his stupid suicide plans!

there is a vote on that page as to whether he should be given death penalty or not last result I got:

Yes 61% 3696 votes

No 39% 2373 votes


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I say give him the death penalty, Oh wait a minute isn't that what he was trying to do anyway. I say give him Life in prison and let him live with himself for the rest of his life that way he will suffer for what he has done. What a id***. :realmad:

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What can i say but wow. How about option c, hang this guy upside down and let the familys have a go. Feel sorry for the people who died because of this jerk.

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i'm against any type of death, including the death penalty.

i think the best penalty for people like this, like firefoxthebomb said, is to let them live with his own on hail by the rest of his life.

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WOW..this is one of the stupidest things i have heard...has anyone heard of the darwin award for stupidity..i say we give him this in addition to watever punishment he gets!

pathetic!

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