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That's just you then. I want to know why he did it and I'm sure most people would like to know also.

The guy killed his girlfriend in front of his mom and then went and killed himself infront of Romeo and Pioli. It's not odd to wonder what caused something this tragic.

LMAOLMAOLMAO

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Either his mother or her mother was at the house during the argument.

We'll likely know the ultimately catalyst.

Honestly, as someone that liked Belcher, I hope it was something that would set any one of us into a blind rage (i.e. the baby mamma drama). Let's be honest folks, the law does recognize this as a quasi-justification for homicide. A true heat of passion murder can get you a voluntary manslaughter charge instead of a murder charge. At least at that point we have something that the law and most reasonable people see as something that drives men to do things they know are unreasonable upon reflection.

If this really came out of her getting home late from a Trey Sonz concert...

Ugh...at that point he's just a cold-blooded killer.

Good theory. The people he went to were the most powerful people he knew. It makes sense.

But I need help on the timeline. How did the police know to go to Arrowhead? I recall that someone called them, but who? And I think they said there was a man with a gun there.

Man, I leave for a week, and come back to this. Bad day for Chiefs fans and more importantly thoughts to the family of the GF and baby.

Are you for real? Defending your family is not even on the same spectrum as what happened here.

I suggested head trauma in the case of Seau because a poster mentioned him. You are correct domestic violence is a problem in the NFL. Although it is a problem everywhere. The Kansas City Chiefs are in this story because they happened to be this troubled guys employer. I have read several things in this thread that are odd to me. From the train wreck meme who said people should be fired because this team is 1-10 :rolleyes: so if they were 10-1 it they should not be? The fire someone nonsense is just that, nonsense. Reports say the GM and coach were trying to reason with this guy when he killed himself. That just sucks and I hope they feel no guilt knowing they tried their best.

There is another poster who posted he knew the guy and appeared to think highly of him. He pointed out a very plausible scenario. This young man got caught up in the moment and made a simply horrible choice, one he could not live with. I by no means am defending his actions but in my mind the fact he could not deal with this choice and ended his life shows he realized too late how awful he acted.

Sometimes life just sucks and sometimes it reminds us how little a game means in life. It is fun to cheer and enjoy, but it is just a silly game. When reflecting on wonderful or tragic things that have happened in our lives a ****ing football game should not even make top 100~

It makes him deranged, not necessarily a cold-blooded killer. These terms can be mutually exclusive in this case.

Now, if we find out that he went out of way to procure the gun, then I'll concede the point.

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Hall's return against Denver.

Shit, when Denver choked in '06 and we backed into the playoffs. I was excited and happy as hell that night.

That's not the point. I compared situations to show murder isn't as simple as one person killing another.

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He ****ing killed the mother of his child.

Just stop already. You're ****ing absurd.