basquebromance
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the criminal system did it's job...an animal rotted for his entire life in prison, and then died
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"Ruppert’s brother, sister-in-law and their eight children were visiting for the holiday when his brother asked him about his car, a remark Ruppert took as an insult because he thought his brother — a successful engineer — was judging him.
Authorities said Ruppert used three pistols and a rifle to fire 44 shots, with 40 hitting his victims. The bodies of the eight children — who ranged in age from 4 to 16 — were found strewn across the two first-floor rooms of the house:
A psychiatrist would testify that Ruppert lay on a couch for two hours after the shootings and contemplated suicide, but that it would have been a mortal sin and that Ruppert didn't want that to be his last act, so he instead called police."
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James Ruppert, who killed 11 family members in 1975 in a Hamilton home, dies in prison
James U. Ruppert, a Hamilton man who killed 11 members of his family on Easter Sunday in 1975, has died in prison, according to Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser.
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PHOTOS: James Ruppert, who killed 11 family members in 1975 in a Hamilton home, from the archives.
James Ruppert, a Hamilton man who killed 11 members of his family on Easter Sunday in 1975, has died in prison.
"Ruppert’s brother, sister-in-law and their eight children were visiting for the holiday when his brother asked him about his car, a remark Ruppert took as an insult because he thought his brother — a successful engineer — was judging him.
Authorities said Ruppert used three pistols and a rifle to fire 44 shots, with 40 hitting his victims. The bodies of the eight children — who ranged in age from 4 to 16 — were found strewn across the two first-floor rooms of the house:
A psychiatrist would testify that Ruppert lay on a couch for two hours after the shootings and contemplated suicide, but that it would have been a mortal sin and that Ruppert didn't want that to be his last act, so he instead called police."