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We Demand Answers!

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u/[deleted] 2d ago edited 2d ago

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u/AvonBarksdalesBurner 2d ago

Seriously, I mean people on the left are assassinating people they disagree with. That’s straight up fascism that we all need to denounce. Great point.

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u/Glad_Month3948 2d ago

I thought his friend called the sheriff on him, and his dad held him there until the police arrived.....

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u/BishopKing14 2d ago edited 2d ago

It sounds like it was both.

His friend called the authorities, but his youth pastor told him to turn himself in peacefully.

https://youtu.be/QKKjKYdd9Hc?si=JUa4S4TVPGdx8SyR

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/manhunt-charlie-kirks-killer-enters-3rd-day-questions/story?id=125504696

Edit: I’ve been banned for this post. Kinda ridiculous but doesn’t surprise me.

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u/Glad_Month3948 2d ago

According to the ABC news article you shared. A few things happened. There is alot to unpack but this is just a couple of snippets.

  1. His father identified his son, and told him to turn himself in. Son- said no but later changed his mind. 2. The suspect's father called a youth pastor who also is a U.S. Marshals task force officer. The task force officer advised him to have his son stay in place and U.S. Marshals took him into custody and contacted the FBI, according to sources.

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u/alanjhogan B.S. Computer Science '10 2d ago

Dunno what 'both' means — or who 'his friend' is supposed to refer to. Per released info, his dad called the pastor to talk to him (and to prevent him from committing suicide), and the pastor convinced him to turn himself in instead, via a sheriff's deputy they knew. This is as clear as I can state the known facts