Anonymous wrote:I think it happened at 2:30am. Nothing good happens that late at night!!

It's sad that people accept without question that it's okay for people to live in terror of being out on the town at closing time for bars. SF will not be able to have a normal economy if the streets are too dangerous for even a tech founder.

Anonymous wrote:SF giving DC a run for its money on lawlessness and existential terror

SF is grim, bleak, and dystopian. Walking Dead should have saved its money paying actors and makeup artists and just filmed a reality show on the SF streets.

SF giving DC a run for its money on lawlessness and existential terror

Maybe it's The Zodiac 2.0

Who could have ever seen this coming after three years of Defund the Police?

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Anonymous wrote:This could have happened in any city. I doubt you've been recently. It's really not bad other than a few select neighborhoods (like most cities).

My parents both reside in SF.
And I couldn’t agree any more w/the above post.

I do not think this crime can only occur in Frisco.
I believe that the crime itself is not unique only to the area.

C’mon. I lived there for 10 years in the 1990s to early 2000s. No one would have been murdered randomly on the street back then in any place this guy would have been, unless he mistakenly walked through the projects at some point. It’s changed.

And “Frisco”? Seriously?

NP - we have no idea if this murder was random or any of the circumstances surrounding it, really, other than where and when he was found. Unless and until there are more details, speculating isn’t helpful.

+1. Much too soon to be assigning blame to anyone or anything.

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Anonymous wrote:Well yeah. I live in San Francisco and am pretty sure his fatal mistake was walking around at 2:30 in the MORNING. You don't do that. That's what taxis and ride shares are for.

It didn’t used to be like that. Being out around the time of last call was a pretty normal thing and not a time to fear for your life.

+1

I am a Bay Area native. Spent many nights out late in SF. This is a change.

Anonymous wrote:Well yeah. I live in San Francisco and am pretty sure his fatal mistake was walking around at 2:30 in the MORNING. You don't do that. That's what taxis and ride shares are for.

Just to be clear, I don't think he deserved to die. Obviously nobody deserves to be murdered. But ... be smart. Don't go out late at night.

Anonymous wrote:Well yeah. I live in San Francisco and am pretty sure his fatal mistake was walking around at 2:30 in the MORNING. You don't do that. That's what taxis and ride shares are for.

It didn’t used to be like that. Being out around the time of last call was a pretty normal thing and not a time to fear for your life.

Well yeah. I live in San Francisco and am pretty sure his fatal mistake was walking around at 2:30 in the MORNING. You don't do that. That's what taxis and ride shares are for.

I think it happened at 2:30am. Nothing good happens that late at night!!

Anonymous wrote:What was he out doing at 2am in the morning though?

See, this is the problem. In a modern, civilized city lots of people are out and about in the center of any city, look at Europe, there are tourists 24/7 in big cities in their “historic centers”. And here it’s implied that it’s dangerous to be out after sundown. It is somewhat true for SF unfortunately

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Anonymous wrote:This could have happened in any city. I doubt you've been recently. It's really not bad other than a few select neighborhoods (like most cities).

My parents both reside in SF.
And I couldn’t agree any more w/the above post.

I do not think this crime can only occur in Frisco.
I believe that the crime itself is not unique only to the area.

C’mon. I lived there for 10 years in the 1990s to early 2000s. No one would have been murdered randomly on the street back then in any place this guy would have been, unless he mistakenly walked through the projects at some point. It’s changed.

And “Frisco”? Seriously?

NP - we have no idea if this murder was random or any of the circumstances surrounding it, really, other than where and when he was found. Unless and until there are more details, speculating isn’t helpful.

Anonymous wrote:What was he out doing at 2am in the morning though?

Having a drink? It’s a pretty normal time to be out in a big city.

Anonymous wrote:What was he out doing at 2am in the morning though?

What are you trying to suggest?