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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]update from the post:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/search-warrants-describe-harrowing-scene-inside-home-where-reston-couple-was-slain/2018/01/03/86bc0c6e-f09f-11e7-97bf-bba379b809ab_story.html?utm_term=.88490f9fae99[/quote]

"Investigators recovered gun parts, ammo and a gun box from the suspect’s Lorton home, according to a search warrant."

[b]If it was their gun they should be charged with negligent homicide x2-3. [/b]

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People who do not understand Virginia gun laws OR manslaughter laws should shut up. They're not going to be charged with anything.[/quote]

What the f*ck wouldn't they be charged? 
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Why the F would they be charged? 
Do you know the cicumstace surrounding the gun? [/quote]

If it's their gun...their negligence caused 2, possibly 3, deaths. Of course they should be charged. 
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[b]Just because their 17 year old had access to their gun doesn't mean they are negligent.[/b] Is there a law that you can cite that states they had to lock up that gun in Virginia so a 17 year old couldn't access it?
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NP. Do you listen to yourself? Perhaps not legally negligent, but I don't understand on what planet, those parents are not morally and ethically negligent, in not intervening in their son's radicalized dangerous ideas and having access to deadly weapons.

I feel like you'd think differently if the son was Muslim or black or latino - the story would be told as negligent parents who let their son be radicalized, become a thug, become a gang banger who could easily get their hands on guns. [/quote]

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