[Schnucki]

Victims were apparently his immediate family, which is odd if his wife helped get him out.

[misterrob]

I know that someone will make crude jokes but a child was murdered today.

Sick SOB

[GovernmentShrinker]

I guess the moral of the story is “Don’t help criminals escape from prison.” Poor little girl was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. At least she won’t have to grow up with these sicko scammers running her life.

[rlmorel]

What a scumbag.

Couldn’t just off himself and do the world a favor. Had to take out innocent people too.

This is probably typical of his class of people.

[Cicero]

Well, it’s a long way from spamming people’s computers to killing your family. But you do have to be kind of a POS to begin with, to want to dedicate your career to making life difficult and annoying for everyone on the net.

[norton]

Nothing in the report sounds right.

21 months for fraud, in a "prison" he was able to walk out of, driving straight home - with the family along for the ride?

Then shooting his wife, two kids, and himself while climbing out of the getaway car...?

[wideawake]

It is unsurprising that a spam merchant would be this vicious and cowardly.

May God have mercy on that child's soul.

[Publius6961]

How can anyone be "forced" to help someone escape prison?
Color me perplexed.

[IYAS9YAS]

How the hell did someone in prison force someone outside the prison to help him escape?

[LibWhacker]

Further confirmation that spammers are sociopaths. The fear, the suffering of others matters naught to them, and no one is innocent.

Horrible for the others caught up in the violence when he decided to kill himself.