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Md. Boy, 12, Kills Man Attacking Mother

Law enforcement officials were reviewing evidence yesterday and had not decided whether to file charges. Their preliminary account of the incident broadly matches that of the boy and his mother.

Talk about your basic no-brainer.

64-year-old Salomon Noubissie ... had told her he was studying to be a psychiatrist.
Noubissie was alive when police arrived, Stamp said. He was combative with the officers, she said, even as he bled heavily.... Police sources confirmed her account.

Nut job.

- Jim

What a tremendous load for a child to bear.

llwatson wrote:What a tremendous load for a child to bear.

Agree but which would you rather live with. This or doing nothing and losing his mother’s life and possible his own to that nut case. Personally I would want to weight of killing him to save lives.

It is written somewhere that “sometimes good men have to do bad things to keep evil monsters from harming innocent people.�

From Proverbs 6:

These six things doth the Lord hate: yea, seven are an abomination unto him:

1) A proud look

2) A lying tongue

3) hands that shed innocent blood

4) A heart that deviseth wicked imaginations

5) feet that be swift in running to mischief

6) A false witness that speaketh lies

7) he that soweth discord among brethren.

God hates hands shedding innocent blood, and it's our duty to defend those who cannot defend themselves.

Wildscar wrote:

llwatson wrote:What a tremendous load for a child to bear.

Agree but which would you rather live with. This or doing nothing and losing his mother’s life and possible his own to that nut case. Personally I would want to weight of killing him to save lives.

I was not inferring that the boy did not do exactly what he most certainly needed to do. I was only commenting that it is a traumatic thing for anyone, especially a child, to have to witness, much less make that kind of decision and take that kind of action.

If you read his comments at the end of the article, obviously he is struggling with this. But he seems to have the right mindset, and hopefully, he will come out of this all right.

llwatson wrote:

Wildscar wrote:

llwatson wrote:What a tremendous load for a child to bear.

Agree but which would you rather live with. This or doing nothing and losing his mother’s life and possible his own to that nut case. Personally I would want to weight of killing him to save lives.

I was not inferring that the boy did not do exactly what he most certainly needed to do. I was only commenting that it is a traumatic thing for anyone, especially a child, to have to witness, much less make that kind of decision and take that kind of action.

If you read his comments at the end of the article, obviously he is struggling with this. But he seems to have the right mindset, and hopefully, he will come out of this all right.

Thats all one can hope foor. Also I hope you didnt take my post as a hit on you. It was not meant to. no one should have to bear that weight no matter how old they are.

Hopefully the boy will have the support of people who care for him and who will make him understand that, under the circumstances, he did a good thing, rather than professonal therapists who intent on convincing him he ought to feel bad, guilty, etc., for protecting his mom the way he did, just so they can "treat" him.

Wildscar wrote:Also I hope you didnt take my post as a hit on you. It was not meant to.

I did not take your post as a hit on me. I just wanted to make sure I was not misunderstood, by you or by anyone else.