Celebrity Death Thread

[Kstat]

Looking over wiki's recap of the series, it reads like he was the favorite to win....they postponed the show mainly because he had not been eliminated yet. he was also the only guy out of 17 that the girl asked to go on a solo date with.

Apparently the girl was eliminating the men based either on how much money they had or how much they were willing to spend on her. the "dates" they went on were judged pretty much on how much they blew on gifts for her.

Not to sound naive, I mean the show was title "Megan wants a Millionaire," but doesn't it strike anybody as odd that she came this close to choosing the guy that murdered his ex, ripped out her teeth and cut off her fingers?

[Topweasel]

Does anyone else find it the least bit ironic that the only way she was identified was through the serial numbers on her breast implants?

[-Deborah-]

That's not ironic, that's very sad. Hope he burns in hell.

[Topweasel]

That's not ironic, that's very sad. Hope he burns in hell.

Some one is vain enough to get a boob job and then that becomes the only way to identify her. I think that's something if not ironic.

[Islair]

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/08/23/...ef=igoogle_cnn

Looks like the dude that ran off to Canada hung himself.

Good. Get that asshole out of the gene pool.

[Chuck Cunningham]

This reminds me of the Dorothy Stratten tragedy.

[Panoptes]

Definitely a crime of passion.

I don't know if its always been this bad or it just gets reported more but it seems like a lot of people (men AND women) are going ape shit about that kind of betrayal and go all Manson on the spouse.

Just goes to show you, it would be wise to not cheat on your spouse.

[Panoptes]

This reminds me of the Dorothy Stratten tragedy.

Did her killer cut off her fingers and pull her teeth to hide her ID while throwing her mutilated body that was stuffed in a suitcase into a garbage dumpster.

Tough way to go man.

[Drew]

Nope, just a shotgun blast to the gut for Dorothy. Then dude was always gonna himself.

[-Deborah-]

Definitely a crime of passion.

I don't know if its always been this bad or it just gets reported more but it seems like a lot of people (men AND women) are going ape shit about that kind of betrayal and go all Manson on the spouse.

Just goes to show you, it would be wise to not cheat on your spouse.

A crime of passion you can almost understand. But removing fingers and teeth? That's way beyond a crime of passion.

[Panoptes]

The more violent, the more upset (although that was probably just crazy thoughts to hide her ID after doing what he did). He obvsiouly wasn't thinking straight.

[YT]

I can buy the "not thinking straight" when he killed here. But when he removed fingers and teeth, to me that showed he was thinking logically & sane as he was attempting to cover-up his crime.

An argument could be made that his actions after he killed her spoke to his intentions of the crime and the crime was pre-meditated.

[Chuck Cunningham]

He obvsiouly wasn't thinking straight.

Ya think?

[Newbomb Turk]

this is just like Steven Grant.... ooops, I killed her, now what ?

<turns on TV, watched Court TV, starts cutting>

[FVD]

Yeah he knew what he was doing by removing her teeth and fingers. He was trying to conceal her identity. I'm glad he offed himself, saved us the cost of his trial.