Indian man stabs 14 family members to death, hangs self

krishna · 02-28-2016, 01:01 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
An Indian man fatally stabbed 14 family members — including seven children — before hanging himself on Sunday, according to police. Hasnain Warekar, 35, killed his family members after a gathering at his home. A police spokesperson said motive was not known.

#2
7 children:
where was the defense of the 7 adults versus 1 man  :-\

#3
Well here we go again with these stories that just sicken me.  I really do pray for the day when we do not have to hear these sorts of stories anymore, but it seems like with the 24 hour news cycle that is unlikely to happen anytime soon.  If it bleeds it leads, as they say, and I cannot see that mentality going anywhere.

#4
I can't understand how he was allowed to stab so many persons to death. It's surprising, to say the least, and I will have to wonder if he had done it while they were asleep, to be able to kill so many without some escaping.

#5
Sad and shocking news.

#6
a man with a proper developmental focus, high ambition and determination not to do things in small cheap measure. if you are going to kill your family kill all.

this man is a typical capitalist or the best of bank robbers.  the distance between the front door and the vault of the bank is the same no matter how much money you are carrying. so clean out the vault, take it all.  doh shilly shally or be cheap.

the capitalist goes for max profit, all the profit there can possibly be.  there is no purpose to capitalism if that is not your purpose.  go do something else.

that is our killer here...kill everybody.  there is no point to killing if that is not the purpose..to kill all.  just ask Obama, or every american president there has even been.  they are there to kill people. and they kill people in bunches, by the millions
our family killer here is in great company..the best killing company there is  Sad Sad Sad

#7
where did this happen?

#8
Chairman just pluned it down without a link  !

From The Archives

Older threads about similar topics


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)