or the Yo Yo just confessed to knowledge before the fact (18 U.S.C. $ MisPrision of a Felony).

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he's certainly guilty.


rocktivity

So much stuff to learn - about HTML and DU protocols.

As far as I know, the tweet can't be embedded directly.

And is now probably in very deep pooh - for keeping the mouth shut.

Many states have laws forbidding such to own guns - post conviction
(weird how some let you keep the "pre"conviction weapons).

It seems Dylan's father had to know about his son's conviction.

Hence, the dad is guilty for buying the kid he gun.

The dad did not buy him the gun, the initial report was incorrect.

Dylann Roof bought it himself with birthday money, and passed a background check. Roof was not a convicted felon. The pending drug charge is a misdemeanor, not a felony.

Lots of bad information out there.

[link:http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/charleston-church-massacre-dylann-roofs-gun-bought-local-store|

Bunch of bunk

Weird

after Roof received the gun?


rocktivity

Dad is in deep pooh - possibly - too!

http://www.wdbj7.com/news/nation/urgent-charleston-shooting-gun-for-birthday/33651186

It sounds like he needs to be investigated for possible accessory to murder charges.

to go after this acquaintance if he didn't know any specifics. I'm not trying to defend the guy, but if I say "I could kill that SOB!" without being specific about who (if anyone) I was talking about - is someone who hears me responsible for reporting what I uttered?

As does the numb-nutz father for buying the drug addict a gun.

For cryin.. out... frggn...loud!

Over time

Wow

You are describing a case in which someone hears an off hand comment, the OP describes a case in which a person lived with the perpetrator and was listening to him plan the actions over a six month period. It is much easier to prosecute someone who spent six months listening to someone planning this sort of act than it is to prosecute someone who hears an off hand comment.

They need VERY bright attirneys to keep them out of jail.

To send a clear message for the future nutz

I'm sure he didn't believe that Roof was going to actually do what he was talking about. If you thought your roommate was going to commit mass murder, I think you'd get a new roommate.

Now if he did know that it was a serious intent and the cops can find any evidence pointing to that, then the roommate is in for a substantial prison term. I am sure he will be investigated.

I mean, compare this to the Eric Sheppard case - no one believed Sheppard was serious:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/05/flagstomping_fugitive_eric_sheppard_threatens_to_kill_police_whites_and_others_in_manifesto.html

And you know, Sheppard wasn't serious. They were right. Almost no one of this age ever IS serious. Lots of stuff is said. Most of it is just rhetoric.

Roof, now Roof was very serious.

.... he said that Roof had repeatedly talked about 'shooting up a school' ... but "we never thought it would be a church".

So apparently a school was a fair target but a church wasn't, in his mind.

...who had knowledge of the OKC bomb plot.

Stay tuned!

Genius on many levels here (such as the dad buying his druggie son - a gun).

Workin' in the shop, talk crazy shit about killin', torture, death and guns all day. Claimed he was goint to be saved in the rapture, I think he was a little better when he had pot, you could get him to laugh a little...But the boy was'nt right.....And there's a LOT of em' out there, ask around.
What amazes me is how few have acted out, with the hatred that is rained down on folks betwixt and between.

The idea that I would be aware of an impending mass murder. For months and not take some kind of action. Think I would be pushing Daisies before very long.

Like Romney destroyed me and hus cronies kidnapped my daughter....all while doing federal corruption

Abd I can't muster up such inhumanity

I mean, it took him six months to plan what he did?

of 9 lives lost.