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Unlikely. He was killed in the foyer [1] of his building in an exceedingly safe city (Brookline, MA). In a neighborhood with mixed SFHs and condos, it makes li
by screye 10mo ago
Unlikely. He was killed in the foyer [1] of his building in an exceedingly safe city (Brookline, MA).
In a neighborhood with mixed SFHs and condos, it makes little sense to target a condo. Makes even less sense for someone to break in, but to shoot the victim outside, in the foyer.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmbmBNre5SQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmbmBNre5SQ
- SoftTalker 10mo agoAgree. Most killings are not random, but committed by someone the victim knows.
- dmoy 10mo agoYea even in the US where there's a rather lot of home invasions (~million/yr), even amongst the ones where the occupier is injured-or-worse (~250k/yr), very very few of them are fatal (<500/yr).
- socketcluster 10mo agoOther possibility; a disgruntled investor who poured millions into dead-end fusion research and now wishes they had invested in AI research instead? Blames the professor for persuading them to invest in fusion. It's a tough one to find a motive for...
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