80 year old Paroled killer goes back to prison after fourth murder in Missouri

When some libtard says that killers have time in prison to think about what they've done and feel guilty, it's laughable. The reality is, they can't wait to kill again.
 
Torrance Epps, 79, pleaded guilty Monday to a reduced charge of second-degree murder for fatally shooting Tiandra Johnson, 32, while he rolled his wheelchair through a senior housing complex where he lived on Jan. 19, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
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Epps told St. Louis Circuit Judge Dennis Schaumann that he shot Johnson because he thought she entered his apartment with a backup key from the complex’s office to steal from him. Johnson was later found dead in a hallway at the Lafayette Towne senior housing complex.​

Sounds like he thought he was exercising his 2nd Amendment rights and protecting himself.
 
Torrance Epps, 79, pleaded guilty Monday to a reduced charge of second-degree murder for fatally shooting Tiandra Johnson, 32, while he rolled his wheelchair through a senior housing complex where he lived on Jan. 19, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
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Epps told St. Louis Circuit Judge Dennis Schaumann that he shot Johnson because he thought she entered his apartment with a backup key from the complex’s office to steal from him. Johnson was later found dead in a hallway at the Lafayette Towne senior housing complex.​

Sounds like he thought he was exercising his 2nd Amendment rights and protecting himself.
Actually, it sounds like dementia. (And note: he has no second amendment rights.)
 

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