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Feb 28, 2018 22:49:13 #
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Nikolas Cruz's Biological Mom Was a Drug Addict Who Gave Him Up for a $50,000 Fee: Report
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Nikolas Cruz's biological mother was a drug addict who gave birth to his brother in prison, according to a published report.
The alleged Florida gunman was reportedly put up for adoption when he was 3 days old. He was adopted by Lynda Cruz, who paid a $50,000 fee for the child, according to RadarOnline.
When she learned his biological mother was pregnant again with another boy, she reportedly adopted him for a $15,000 fee. The child, Zachary, was born in prison, according to the report.
Lynda Cruz and her husband, Roger, had struggled to have children of their own. Roger died of a heart condition in 2004, when Nikolas was just 5. Lynda died of pneumonia last November.
Nikolas and Zachary, now 18, went to live with family friends.
Nikolas Cruz, 19, is accused of entering Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., on Feb. 14 and k*****g 17 people.
Cruz, who is said to have etched N**i swastikas on his ammo clips, allegedly planned to set up a "sniper's nest" to shoot at students as they fled from the school, according to CBS News. He allegedly tried to smash a window by firing bullets at it, but the hurricane-proof glass would not break.
He allegedly stopped firing only when his weapon jammed.
Cruz had reportedly taken an Uber to the school. The driver, who asked not to be identified, told CBS News that she recalled him carrying a guitar case and was unaware there was an assault rifle inside.
"I saw him with a backpack that I think it was a guitar case," she said. "And he told me, 'I am going to my music class.'"
Cruz is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder.
Nikolas Cruz's Biological Mom Was a Drug Addict Who Gave Him Up for a $50,000 Fee: Report
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Nikolas Cruz's biological mother was a drug addict who gave birth to his brother in prison, according to a published report.
The alleged Florida gunman was reportedly put up for adoption when he was 3 days old. He was adopted by Lynda Cruz, who paid a $50,000 fee for the child, according to RadarOnline.
When she learned his biological mother was pregnant again with another boy, she reportedly adopted him for a $15,000 fee. The child, Zachary, was born in prison, according to the report.
Lynda Cruz and her husband, Roger, had struggled to have children of their own. Roger died of a heart condition in 2004, when Nikolas was just 5. Lynda died of pneumonia last November.
Nikolas and Zachary, now 18, went to live with family friends.
Nikolas Cruz, 19, is accused of entering Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., on Feb. 14 and k*****g 17 people.
Cruz, who is said to have etched N**i swastikas on his ammo clips, allegedly planned to set up a "sniper's nest" to shoot at students as they fled from the school, according to CBS News. He allegedly tried to smash a window by firing bullets at it, but the hurricane-proof glass would not break.
He allegedly stopped firing only when his weapon jammed.
Cruz had reportedly taken an Uber to the school. The driver, who asked not to be identified, told CBS News that she recalled him carrying a guitar case and was unaware there was an assault rifle inside.
"I saw him with a backpack that I think it was a guitar case," she said. "And he told me, 'I am going to my music class.'"
Cruz is charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder.
Feb 28, 2018 23:26:45 #
teabag09 wrote:
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Kruz admitted to shooting 6 people before leaving the school grounds. Obviously at least 3 people in that 6 were part of the 17 that were k**led. The other 3 could be the ones that were only wounded out of the total count of 20.
Those three that died are more then enough to give Kruz the death penalty.
So let's move on and sentence him.
Let the powers at be argue all they want about the rest of the story.
What difference at this point, Does it make?
Feb 28, 2018 23:41:45 #
I agree, we don't need to spend a ton of money keeping him alive in prison although that's what he and his lawyers are striving for.
If we brought back public executions and left people h*****g in public view, a lot of the crazies wouldn't be so crazy anymore. Mike
If we brought back public executions and left people h*****g in public view, a lot of the crazies wouldn't be so crazy anymore. Mike
Weasel wrote:
Kruz admitted to shooting 6 people before leaving the school grounds. Obviously at least 3 people in that 6 were part of the 17 that were k**led. The other 3 could be the ones that were only wounded out of the total count of 20.
Those three that died are more then enough to give Kruz the death penalty.
So let's move on and sentence him.
Let the powers at be argue all they want about the rest of the story.
What difference at this point, Does it make?
Those three that died are more then enough to give Kruz the death penalty.
So let's move on and sentence him.
Let the powers at be argue all they want about the rest of the story.
What difference at this point, Does it make?
Mar 1, 2018 00:02:21 #
teabag09 wrote:
I agree, we don't need to spend a ton of money keeping him alive in prison although that's what he and his lawyers are striving for.
If we brought back public executions and left people h*****g in public view, a lot of the crazies wouldn't be so crazy anymore. Mike
If we brought back public executions and left people h*****g in public view, a lot of the crazies wouldn't be so crazy anymore. Mike
If their not careful there's going to be a mistrial.
Mar 1, 2018 00:21:29 #
I can't see that but with how things are today there's no freaking telling. Hope not. Mike
Weasel wrote:
If their not careful there's going to be a mistrial.
If their not careful there's going to be a mistrial.
Mar 1, 2018 02:53:34 #
teabag09 wrote:
I agree, we don't need to spend a ton of money keeping him alive in prison although that's what he and his lawyers are striving for.
If we brought back public executions and left people h*****g in public view, a lot of the crazies wouldn't be so crazy anymore. Mike
If we brought back public executions and left people h*****g in public view, a lot of the crazies wouldn't be so crazy anymore. Mike
The death penalty is NOT an example to crazies but is the result of the heinous crime they did. Doesn't need a lot of rhetoric, just a quick end.
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