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I think we should be thankful that no one was actually killed and that apparently the hired hitmen were law enforcement. The supposed kills were real for him t

I think we should be thankful that no one was actually killed and that apparently the hired hitmen were law enforcement. The supposed kills were real for him though having even received (fake) confirmation from a contractor and the intent to take another person's life is not excusable or justifiable. I also believe many people have suffered due to unjust drug laws, but this guy took his 'mission' to a whole different level. Also, I sincerely doubt he would've continued the project out of sheer humanitarian kindness if it hadn't turned out to be highly profitable for him as well. This person needs to stop being glorified.

MichaelGG 13y ago
Not saying I support him, just providing justification why a "Free Ross" concept might exist and draw significant support. There's also the chance he knew he wasn't actually hiring hitmen, and just figured it was a good way to pretend to be really serious. Not a bright move as far as having charges on him after being caught, but I get the feeling he was operating as if he'd never get caught, or if he did, he'd be so screwed that additional charges wouldn't matter.