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Originally Posted by Snuffleupagus
Just as you could learn a lot by understanding there are many family and friends that'll never be the same because of the deplorable acts of people like these have done, for de Grood to be out walking the streets 5 years later is a kick in the nuts to the family's and friends of his victims.
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Him out walking the streets is really over simplifying the situation. He's likely receiving injections for his schizophrenia that create long lasting effects, and once he does get fully released if he doesn't show up for injections the police could apprehend him to enforce the medication at the hand of doctors. He still has to live with this for the rest of his life - not just the fact that he has schizophrenia but also the knowledge that his disease caused him to murder five people.
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