Waffle House shooting, Tennessee

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Tommy QTR wrote:

Was is it with crazy people and Taylor Swift?

I know right!? But apparently T.Swift has led more then one to their doom.

Russel Greer has some competition I see.

Looks like it!

I don't get it.

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It's a fucking rollercoaster.

Oh.
Well then.

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Tommy QTR wrote:

Was is it with crazy people and Taylor Swift?

I know right!? But apparently T.Swift has led more then one to their doom.

Russel Greer has some competition I see.

Looks like it!

I don't get it.

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It's a fucking rollercoaster.

Oh.
Well then.

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InsaneIntruder wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

Was is it with crazy people and Taylor Swift?

I know right!? But apparently T.Swift has led more then one to their doom.

Russel Greer has some competition I see.

Looks like it!

I don't get it.

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It's a fucking rollercoaster.

Oh.
Well then.

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Too late, i immediately clicked on it and it wasn't that bad to me, it was actually quite fascinating.

Halcyon666 wrote:

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InsaneIntruder wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

Was is it with crazy people and Taylor Swift?

I know right!? But apparently T.Swift has led more then one to their doom.

Russel Greer has some competition I see.

Looks like it!

I don't get it.

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It's a fucking rollercoaster.

Oh.
Well then.

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Too late, i immediately clicked on it and it wasn't that bad to me, it was actually quite fascinating.

I have seen worse as well. I've seen things that made me want to chug Holy water and bleach my entire body!

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ShadowedGoddess wrote:

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QuestionMark wrote:

InsaneIntruder wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

Was is it with crazy people and Taylor Swift?

I know right!? But apparently T.Swift has led more then one to their doom.

Russel Greer has some competition I see.

Looks like it!

I don't get it.

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It's a fucking rollercoaster.

Oh.
Well then.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]  Be careful! Some things can never be unseen.

Too late, i immediately clicked on it and it wasn't that bad to me, it was actually quite fascinating.

I have seen worse as well. I've seen things that made me want to chug Holy water and bleach my entire body!

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The man dubbed the Waffle House shooting hero said he was discouraged to hear about the accused killer's mental state Wednesday.

When a gunman opened fire at an Antioch Waffle House in April, James Shaw Jr. jumped into action and grabbed the barrel of the shooter's AR-15 and threw it behind the diner's counter. Police say the move saved many lives.

Four months later, family members of the four victims appeared in a Nashville courtroom to see their loved one's alleged killer face-to-face for the first time. A judge ruled that Travis Reinking is not fit to stand trial and will be sent to a mental health facility. A psychologist explained to the courtroom that the accused Waffle House shooter suffers from Schizophrenia and that he could be a danger to himself and others.

James Shaw Jr. learned of the news and made a statement on Twitter.

"I was discouraged to hear the current prognosis of the shooter, but I believe Justice will be served, I had to remember patience is a virtue and to walk by faith not by sight everything happens in due time."  the tweet reads.

Reinking's transfer to Middle Tennessee Health Institute does not mean that he will not have to stand trial for his charges, but officials say it could cause delays in court proceedings.

Reinking was charged with four counts of murder, four counts of attempted murder and unlawful gun possession in the commission of a violent felony.

Taurean C. Sanderlin, 29; Joe R. Perez, 20; De'Ebony Groves, 21, of Gallatin; and Akilah Dasilva, 23, of Antioch, were killed in the shooting.







Travis Reinking was found to be Mentally Incompetent. This will slow his trial down considerably.

He said because of my religion, a possible ISIS convert???

Ziamber II wrote:

He said because of my religion, a possible ISIS convert???

Who knows.

Another Shooter that has Schizophrenia.

Tommy QTR wrote:

Another Shooter that has Schizophrenia.

Also he was obsessed with Taylor Swift. Although I'm not sure which is considered worse.

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These were from his hearing.  Also believe it or not Travis does have a very tiny following on Tumblr.

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Travis Reinking was found to be Mentally Incompetent. This will slow his trial down considerably.

You know they found Jared Lee Loughner to be mentally unfit for trial too. Then after he was medicated enough to think straight they put him back in the courtroom and found him guilty. 

I just have to wonder what the point of an insanity defense is if it's all but useless in court.

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Ziamber II wrote:

Some websites now saying 4 people killed and The Shooter is still on the run, after taking all his clothes off.

Aww, the poor guy just wanted some of dat dank pussi.

The waffles had to be put in the bin.

Ziamber II wrote:

The waffles had to be put in the bin.

Very true.

I wonder what blood & waffles taste like? Similar to Blood & Popcorn?

Ziamber II wrote:

I wonder what blood & waffles taste like? Similar to Blood & Popcorn?

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Or Chips from the chip shop where the CMR 'troll' worked.

Ziamber II wrote:

Or Chips & brain parts.  

Halcyon666 wrote:

Ziamber II wrote:

Or Chips & brain parts.  

That was at the Broard Arrrow Cafe, Port Arthur.

Halcyon666 wrote:

Ziamber II wrote:

I wonder what blood & waffles taste like? Similar to Blood & Popcorn?

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

EWWW!

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

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Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

Of course, you cannot compromise with quality!

"How do you like your steak sir?"
"Bloody please"

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"Ok. Your order will be served soon."

Neah wrote:

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Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

Of course, you cannot compromise with quality!

"How do you like your steak sir?"
"Bloody please"

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"Ok. Your order will be served soon."

LOL! I can handle a little pink in the middle, but if it is still moving then its a bit TOO rare for me!

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Neah wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

Of course, you cannot compromise with quality!

"How do you like your steak sir?"
"Bloody please"

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
"Ok. Your order will be served soon."

LOL! I can handle a little pink in the middle, but if it is still moving then its a bit TOO rare for me!

Come on, don't be a sissy and eat your steak!

Neah wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Neah wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

Of course, you cannot compromise with quality!

"How do you like your steak sir?"
"Bloody please"

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
"Ok. Your order will be served soon."

LOL! I can handle a little pink in the middle, but if it is still moving then its a bit TOO rare for me!

Come on, don't be a sissy and eat your steak!

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

I wonder if this is how it went down at the Waffle House. 

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

I wonder if this is how it went down at the Waffle House. 

Maybe.

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

I wonder if this is how it went down at the Waffle House. 

It was like this except he just wanted a girl, that's why he came in naked.

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Neah wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

I wanna know too, i still wanna know what a McDonalds cheese burger tastes like with blood?

Maybe it would finally taste like a proper rare burger and not like an over-cooked and flat restructured patty.

But only if it was made of 100% real meat, and not that soybean filled shit.

I wonder if this is how it went down at the Waffle House. 

This is probably a more accurate representation:

Bloody Wednesday, what a great movie!

Neah wrote:

Bloody Wednesday, what a great movie!

Meh it was alright, the acting is mediocre at best. What annoyed me about the shooting scene is that his Uzi seemed to have an infinite number of bullets, it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like.

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Neah wrote:

Bloody Wednesday, what a great movie!

Meh it was alright, the acting is mediocre at best. What annoyed me about the shooting scene is that his Uzi seemed to have an infinite number of bullets, it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like.

Not to mention it's automatic, whereas in real life you can't buy an automatic weapon on the civilian market.

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Tommy QTR wrote:

Neah wrote:

Bloody Wednesday, what a great movie!

Meh it was alright, the acting is mediocre at best. What annoyed me about the shooting scene is that his Uzi seemed to have an infinite number of bullets, it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like.

Not to mention it's automatic, whereas in real life you can't buy an automatic weapon on the civilian market.

Well films/movies have never really shown an accurate representation of firearms.

Tommy QTR wrote:

Meh it was alright, the acting is mediocre at best. What annoyed me about the shooting scene is that his Uzi seemed to have an infinite number of bullets, it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like.

To be honest it didn't bother me at all because the movie didn't try to be realistic, nor to be a "quality" movie. It was a just b-movie, I would have been much more strict if it was a movie like Elephant. In Bloody Wednesday the atmosphere was almost supernatural, like in a dream. And as you said Tommy, "it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like" but also maybe what was the view of victims at the shooting. A boy who survived Columbine but was shot said that he thought Eric and Dylan were shooting with automatic guns (probably because he was there so the danger and stress emphasized everything). People at the Nanterre massacre also felt Durn was shooting with automatic guns.

In the movie he really bought an automatic gun so they didn't do it to show us how the people at the McDonald's felt. But it was not supposed to be a movie about James Huberty, it was supposed to be a movie inspired by him.

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Not to mention it's automatic, whereas in real life you can't buy an automatic weapon on the civilian market.

I may be wrong because I don't really understand all the laws about guns in the US, but I thought automatic guns became (more or less) prohibited in 1986. The San Ysidro McDonald's shooting was in 1984 and Bloody Wednesday was released in 1988, but the story wasn't necessarily set in 1988.

Neah wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

Meh it was alright, the acting is mediocre at best. What annoyed me about the shooting scene is that his Uzi seemed to have an infinite number of bullets, it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like.

To be honest it didn't bother me at all because the movie didn't try to be realistic, nor to be a "quality" movie. It was a just b-movie, I would have been much more strict if it was a movie like Elephant. In Bloody Wednesday the atmosphere was almost supernatural, like in a dream. And as you said Tommy, "it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like" but also maybe what was the view of victims at the shooting. A boy who survived Columbine but was shot said that he thought Eric and Dylan were shooting with automatic guns (probably because he was there so the danger and stress emphasized everything). People at the Nanterre massacre also felt Durn was shooting with automatic guns.

In the movie he really bought an automatic gun so they didn't do it to show us how the people at the McDonald's felt. But it was not supposed to be a movie about James Huberty, it was supposed to be a movie inspired by him.

I think the reason people say they use automatic weapons is because a lot of people don't know the difference between Automatic and Semi-Automatic.

Tommy QTR wrote:

Neah wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

Meh it was alright, the acting is mediocre at best. What annoyed me about the shooting scene is that his Uzi seemed to have an infinite number of bullets, it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like.

To be honest it didn't bother me at all because the movie didn't try to be realistic, nor to be a "quality" movie. It was a just b-movie, I would have been much more strict if it was a movie like Elephant. In Bloody Wednesday the atmosphere was almost supernatural, like in a dream. And as you said Tommy, "it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like" but also maybe what was the view of victims at the shooting. A boy who survived Columbine but was shot said that he thought Eric and Dylan were shooting with automatic guns (probably because he was there so the danger and stress emphasized everything). People at the Nanterre massacre also felt Durn was shooting with automatic guns.

In the movie he really bought an automatic gun so they didn't do it to show us how the people at the McDonald's felt. But it was not supposed to be a movie about James Huberty, it was supposed to be a movie inspired by him.

I think the reason people say they use automatic weapons is because a lot of people don't know the difference between Automatic and Semi-Automatic.

Very true.

Tommy QTR wrote:

Neah wrote:

Tommy QTR wrote:

Meh it was alright, the acting is mediocre at best. What annoyed me about the shooting scene is that his Uzi seemed to have an infinite number of bullets, it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like.

To be honest it didn't bother me at all because the movie didn't try to be realistic, nor to be a "quality" movie. It was a just b-movie, I would have been much more strict if it was a movie like Elephant. In Bloody Wednesday the atmosphere was almost supernatural, like in a dream. And as you said Tommy, "it was a pretty good representation of what James Huberty's mind would of been like" but also maybe what was the view of victims at the shooting. A boy who survived Columbine but was shot said that he thought Eric and Dylan were shooting with automatic guns (probably because he was there so the danger and stress emphasized everything). People at the Nanterre massacre also felt Durn was shooting with automatic guns.

In the movie he really bought an automatic gun so they didn't do it to show us how the people at the McDonald's felt. But it was not supposed to be a movie about James Huberty, it was supposed to be a movie inspired by him.

I think the reason people say they use automatic weapons is because a lot of people don't know the difference between Automatic and Semi-Automatic.

I agree, in France you still hear many journalists say that Durn used an automatic handgun.

But the guy I mentioned at Columbine knew the difference between automatic and semi-automatic. I checked and he was Richard Costaldo, he said that in Bowling for Columbine:

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I guess it was supposed to be semi-automatic, but it kind of seemed like fully automatic to me, from what I remember.

But in the movie it was not a style effect nor was it probably due to ignorance. I guess they only chose an automatic gun because it was more shocking and sensational.

Neah wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

Not to mention it's automatic, whereas in real life you can't buy an automatic weapon on the civilian market.

I may be wrong because I don't really understand all the laws about guns in the US, but I thought automatic guns became (more or less) prohibited in 1986. The San Ysidro McDonald's shooting was in 1984 and Bloody Wednesday was released in 1988, but the story wasn't necessarily set in 1988.

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A small number of Uzi carbines were produced with the standard length barrel for special markets. It fires from a closed-bolt position in semi-automatic mode only and uses a floating firing pin as opposed to a fixed firing pin.^[16] The FS-style selector switch has two positions (the automatic setting was blocked): "F" for "fire" (semi-auto) and "S" for "safe". Uzi carbines are available in calibers .22LR, 9mm, .41 AE, and .45 ACP.
(...)
Today, while the civilian manufacture, sale and possession of post 1986 select-fire Uzi and its variants is prohibited in the United States it is still legal to sell templates, tooling and manuals to complete such conversion.

Not impossible to get an automatic Uzi, but pretty hard.

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DAVIDSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WZTV) - Accused Waffle House shooter Travis Reinking has been moved to a mental health facility, according to a representative with the Davidson County Male Correctional Development Center.

Officials say Reinking is still in Davidson County custody but has been transferred to the Middle Tennessee Mental Health Institute. Authorities would not tell FOX 17 News when Reinking was moved to the center.

A judge ruled on Aug. 22 that Reinking was not fit to stand trial due to mental illness that a health professional had identified as schizophrenia.

The transfer does not mean that Reinking won't have to stand trial but legal experts say it could cause significant delays in the case.

Once the hospital believes Reinking is legally competent, it will contact the court to take Reinking back to jail. Under state law, Reinking's competency will be checked at least every six months.





Well this means the case will likely drag on for years depending on how Travis behaves.  

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Well this means the case will likely drag on for years depending on how Travis behaves.  

I think they should just drop the charges and keep this guy in the institution for however long they need to keep him there till he's not dangerous anymore.

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ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Well this means the case will likely drag on for years depending on how Travis behaves.  

I think they should just drop the charges and keep this guy in the institution for however long they need to keep him there till he's not dangerous anymore.

I will agree that he clearly needs help, but I also think he NEEDS to pay for the lives he took.

It's a weird feeling knowing someone is fucked in the head and still wanting them punished.  Although just how fucked in the head he truly is remains to be seen. As there is a phone interview he did after being caught where he says something along the lines of "I'm healthy, nothing is wrong with me" .  So who knows

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ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Well this means the case will likely drag on for years depending on how Travis behaves.  

I think they should just drop the charges and keep this guy in the institution for however long they need to keep him there till he's not dangerous anymore.

I will agree that he clearly needs help, but I also think he NEEDS to pay for the lives he took.  

The problem I have with this is that if it wasn't for his unstable mind he wouldn't have done this. Hell, he could easily have been totally out of touch with reality during the murders, he might not remember a damn thing.

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Well this means the case will likely drag on for years depending on how Travis behaves.  

I think they should just drop the charges and keep this guy in the institution for however long they need to keep him there till he's not dangerous anymore.

I will agree that he clearly needs help, but I also think he NEEDS to pay for the lives he took.  

The problem I have with this is that if it wasn't for his unstable mind he wouldn't have done this. Hell, he could easily have been totally out of touch with reality during the murders, he might not remember a damn thing.

It's just SO easy for someone to act crazy. So who knows what he true mental state is? Maybe he was advised that being put in a mental hospital would be better then prison. Again no one knows.

But I'll be keeping up with the case just to see how it all pans out.

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Well this means the case will likely drag on for years depending on how Travis behaves.  

I think they should just drop the charges and keep this guy in the institution for however long they need to keep him there till he's not dangerous anymore.

I will agree that he clearly needs help, but I also think he NEEDS to pay for the lives he took.  

The problem I have with this is that if it wasn't for his unstable mind he wouldn't have done this. Hell, he could easily have been totally out of touch with reality during the murders, he might not remember a damn thing.

It's just SO easy for someone to act crazy. 

Ah, but not for so long, so consistently off the wall. If he's faking it or playing it up, the mask will crack eventually.

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ShadowedGoddess wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Well this means the case will likely drag on for years depending on how Travis behaves.  

I think they should just drop the charges and keep this guy in the institution for however long they need to keep him there till he's not dangerous anymore.

I will agree that he clearly needs help, but I also think he NEEDS to pay for the lives he took.  

The problem I have with this is that if it wasn't for his unstable mind he wouldn't have done this. Hell, he could easily have been totally out of touch with reality during the murders, he might not remember a damn thing.

It's just SO easy for someone to act crazy. 

Ah, but not for so long, so consistently off the wall. If he's faking it or playing it up, the mask will crack eventually.

IF he is indeed "acting" crazy to avoid taking responsibility for his actions then I hope he will screw up and have to face it. The sooner the better.

This case reminds me of Jared Loughner, who was initially deemed incompetent to stand trial.

Ziamber II wrote:

This case reminds me of Jared Loughner, who was initially deemed incompetent to stand trial.

And you just know that the minute he is ruled competent to stand trial, they'll do it, no matter how fucked up in the head he truly was.

I don't see this posted in the thread so I'll do it now if someone is interested:



The title says everything.