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It was really surreal, reading through that thread and watching everyone assume they knew exactly what happened when there had literally been no public information given out about the suspect.



not surprising on a message board where IQ levels end up being a common topic of discussion.


My wife asked me "how do we know the killer was a homeless guy?". I could only reply - "good point".

I think a part of it is people are fed up with how the city has deteriorated and no amount of gaslighting will change that fact. So, when he was killed it seemed like just another thing in the decline of the city.


I thought the reason was that someone had looked at CCTV footage of the event, and saw someone who looked homeless. Of course, most of us software engineers proudly go for the "clean homeless" look.


someone saw video?

These are the folks that think a chatbot can replace a journalist.


Pretty sure my cat walking on my keyboard with autocorrect can replace a journalist.


Is this your first time on HN?

Post any story - tech, biotech, engineering, finance, war - and half the comments are people confident they know “the real story” and how everyone is wrong.

Why would this story be any different?


Who said I don't find that approach in other subjects to be strange, as well?




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