[jerod]

This is an abomination of justice... And if this man commits another crime... Dr. Sntoch Rai should be doing the same amount of time in prison as Mr. de Grood.

[moovova]

This might also present an opportunity for a grieving parent...

[Perseverando]

Insanity: it’s a liberal thing. Then they put the inmates in charge of the asylum, and empty the asylums so they can walk among us (and vote for more craziness.)

[Socon-Econ]

The mental illness excuse for crime needs to severely curtailed.

[Phillyred]

Gee, what could go wrong. I assume the judges don't live near this monster.

[gymbeau]

I knew this guy’s father, a Calgary cop. Good man, one of the nicest cops I knew when I worked with Calgary police (I was only in PR).
I can’t imagine what he and his wife have gone through.

Still, doesn’t change the facts of the case. I just feel for the parents.
But, yeah, the kid should be off the streets.

[Buckeye McFrog]

They can start him out in a remote village in Nunavut that is overrun by polar bears.

[Phlap]

Insanity in whatever form should be reason for deferral of punishment, not a defense of a capital crime. Just sayin.

[Bartholomew Roberts]

Interesting that no one has bothered to update the status of the case on Wikipedia.

It usually takes only seconds to report the death of a famous person on Wikipedia.

[Gay State Conservative]

If someone like that were to settle anywhere near *me* I'd make sure that he had a fatal accident soon after arrival.You can't be too careful these days.

[VicVanleeuwenhoek]

I liked the old “Judge Dee” books about the Tang dynasty judge.
If you were wrong and let a killer go who then goes on to commit a crime, you suffer the same fate.

[CMSMC]

And... what could go wrong????