hollywoodlife.com — On the surface Josh seemed like a devoted dad, but after he killed his two sons in a horrific murder-suicide new details about his dark past are starting to emerge. Now details about his troubled history — such as holding a knife to his own mom and the discovery of shocking incestuous porn on his computer — are coming out. "I believe that he understood that there was no way he was going to bluff his way through this, not with the lie detector test on top of the examination, and that this was it," Jo
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Businessman91Feb 12, 2012
Mormons are crazy f**ks compare to the rest of world
mysticdaveFeb 12, 2012
Again, being for Utah i followed this story from the get go....Right around the time of this killer blew himself and his boys up, his father was arrested for child porn...and he used to watch the boys on a regular basis! When you are a good Mormon. such things are deemed normal and swept under the proverbial rug....one of the most popular Mormon sayings is "keep it in the family" Unfortunately, many of these sick cultists take that to the extreme....incest is all too common in this cult religion!
jaketyson85Feb 12, 2012
Meh, life can suck, and 9/10 guys watch porn (1/10 guys are liars). The fact that he liked freaky s**t and tried to off himself doesn't make him a bad person. The fact that he killed his children's father and his children is F'd up, but let's just call a spade a spade here and not be suckers for the usual sensationalism.
johnnysoftwareFeb 11, 2012
Nobody in his life considered the possibility he should be locked up in a sanitarium?
gigaandroidFeb 11, 2012
For death threats and deviant fetishes? I shouldn't have to point out the absurdity of depriving someone of liberty before they've actually done anything wrong.
johnnysoftwareFeb 11, 2012
Okay.
Lock him up now.
gigaandroidFeb 11, 2012
Not possible.
whacklyFeb 12, 2012
well.. maybe if we had a bucket and spade... and a small screen...
brewbeauFeb 12, 2012
Seriously? Death threats are crimes. Suicide is considered a crime. You can't think of any circumstances where someone should be institutionalized before they kill or harm someone physically? It's a subjective matter, I'll give you that. But when the warning signs are there, someone should try to intervene at some point.
gigaandroidFeb 12, 2012
Review your facts. Suicide is not a crime in the United States, nor should it be. As for death threats, illegal as they may be, they usually do not constitute legal grounds for incarceration, and certainly not commitment.
To "intervene at some point" and to "[lock someone] up in a sanitarium" are two entirely different things. The former is advisable and wise, the latter is an abortion of justice and immoral.
whacklyFeb 12, 2012
don't be rational. we're too busy feeling superior about how we'd know if there was somebody that disturbed in our lives and we could never be caught off guard
gigaandroidFeb 12, 2012
I think people consistently fail to appreciate how indistinguishable the villain is from the saint.
If we put any of them in charge of picking out the spoiled apples to be "locked up," we'd have a lot more good people in prison and a lot more murderers on the street.
Closed AccountFeb 11, 2012
As soon as the axe came up - that's when I knew we'd get a history of the Crazy. Crimes of passion are crazy things and being accused of killing your wife could drive any man to insanity, I could even think the fire was just more desperation, but the hatchet?
That's some cold-blooded, neck-choppin type s**t. "This is just such a strange twist."
Actually, it sounds like the exact twist everyone should have expected from this nutball. Kudos to everyone involved who could have stepped in and gotten this man the help he needed (preferably in 9mm dosages.) Great job dealing with the insane. Animations of adults and children having sex? Killing animals? You don't have to be Horatio Caine to see it.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.