[saganite]

You can advocate restrictions on immigration (which I agree with) but when you issue an apologia for murder you’ve crossed the line. You need to look in the mirror and ask yourself if you really mean what you say.

[pnh102]

You can advocate restrictions on immigration (which I agree with) but when you issue an apologia for murder you’ve crossed the line.

Shrug. Maybe some good can come of it... if this story makes news in other countries it might make just one more potential illegal think twice about violating our sovereignty.

[raybbr]

You can advocate restrictions on immigration (which I agree with) but when you issue an apologia for murder you’ve crossed the line. You need to look in the mirror and ask yourself if you really mean what you say.

There is no information in the story except for some salacious bits about the tangled relationships.

Two of the men were convicted and a third found not guilty.

How do you know it was murder?

[magslinger]

Unless you have inside information that you are not sharing with the rest of us, you are getting everything you know from the MSM who is getting what they know from the former employer of Lon Horiuchi. I wouldn't rely on that information.

I don't know any more about the case than you do. I doubt that it happened exactly as the FBI say it did. They are probably under a great deal of pressure to get hate crime convictions. If their accusations are anything like accurate, convictions need to be made here, but I am suspending judgment unless/until I know more.

I have no sympathy for the victim. He was where he had no business being. Illegal immigration should not be a capitol offense, but if he hadn't come to this country, he would be alive and safe in his home country.

Assuming he wasn't murdered by the police or drug cartels there.