Man stabbed and beheaded on Greyhound bus

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Until I know the victims immigration status, I am going to withhold my sympathy.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

No, the paranois is reading something like this and fearing that it might happen to you too. Statistically, it won't.

Not even remotely.

[Peikko 1,575]

Yikes, another spoiling error highlighted for all to see, thanks Six mate!

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

No, the paranois is reading something like this and fearing that it might happen to you too. Statistically, it won't.

Statistics are irrelevant in this case. But it did happen to someone. The chance of two planes being flown into skyscrapers is extremely low. Almost ridiculous to mention prior to 9/11 but the reality is 2,500 people are dead.

What I would like to know is what triggers / causes someone to think of and carry out something like that. I am sure if Canada is anything like AUS and the UK, they will pat him on the head and want to talk about his childhood; Rather than torture him.

Carry out medical tests on him, while conscious, for all I care. This animal should never ever be released and should spend his last days being tortured.

I think its a given that he won't be released (do you honestly believe otherwise?) - and I would imagine he would more than likely be subject to psychological evaluations to determine his "problem". But I rather doubt they will torture the guy.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

PH you should change your screen name to Spellchick.

[Peikko 1,575]

AJ, I just might!

[MrsCat 6]

I think its a given that he won't be released (do you honestly believe otherwise?) - and I would imagine he would more than likely be subject to psychological evaluations to determine his "problem". But I rather doubt they will torture the guy.

He will undergo a psych exam - and likely be diagnosed with some form of mental illness, and be locked away in a mental facility for some time. They'll have to determine if he's fit for trial, then whether he was criminally insane. I mean - unless he was under the influence of a super heavy narcotic there is no way that he could have done this without being total nutso.

Canadians don't like torture - we like slow underhanded, passive aggressive actions - not overt gestures of aggression.

Edited August 1, 2008 by cattattude

[eric&gen 0]

I will never step foot in a greyhound bus ever after reading this story. They should make a horror movie out of it.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I will never step foot in a greyhound bus ever after reading this story. They should make a horror movie out of it.

The toilets on those buses are bad enough...

[Teacher Mark 53]

I think its a given that he won't be released (do you honestly believe otherwise?) - and I would imagine he would more than likely be subject to psychological evaluations to determine his "problem". But I rather doubt they will torture the guy.

He will undergo a psych exam - and likely be diagnosed with some form of mental illness, and be locked away in a mental facility for some time. They'll have to determine if he's fit for trial, then whether he was criminally insane. I mean - unless he was under the influence of a super heavy narcotic there is no way that he could have done this without being total nutso.

Canadians don't like torture - we like slow underhanded, passive aggressive actions - not overt gestures of aggression.

It's funny because it's true!

Homer Simpson

Edited August 1, 2008 by WideAwakeInTheUSA

[Teacher Mark 53]

I will never step foot in a greyhound bus ever after reading this story. They should make a horror movie out of it.

As a victim of multiple coast to coast Greyhound trips (poor college student I was) I can tell you that just dealing with some of their employees is horror enough. Add some of the passengers into the mix and you have a blockbuster.

[Amby 490]

I never rode the school bus except a few times for field trips, I never rode on a greyhound, I only rode a city bus 5-10 times when living in England. I'm not a bus person.

[MissStacey 1]

I took a Greyhound once from Edmonton to Calgary. The worst part of that trip was Dancing With Wolves was the movie.

[Teacher Mark 53]

I never rode the school bus except a few times for field trips, I never rode on a greyhound, I only rode a city bus 5-10 times when living in England. I'm not a bus person.

You haven't really experienced America until you have rode on a Greyhound for at least 1000 miles. It should be a requirement for citizenship.

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

Canada... need we say more?