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New Hampshire man shot his 9-year-old son to death before taking his own life during supervised visitation at a YWCA office, officials said Sunday.
An adult supervisor was present when Muni Savyon, 54, of Manchester, took out a handgun and shot 9-year-old Joshua Savyon of Amherst before shooting himself around 10 a.m., the attorney general's office said.
The father sent an email to a friend suggesting he was suicidal before the shootings, said Rabbi Levi Krinsky of Chabad Lubavitch in Manchester. Krinsky said Savyon had been depressed after recently returning from his brother's funeral in Israel but he had seen him last week and had no concerns he would harm himself or someone else.
Originally posted by goou111
I predict this one case will change the way supervised visits and custody exchanges are handled throughout the US.
Its going to be like getting on a plane.. Scanned, searched groped
"We have to be more and more alert to mental illness and people who're depressed," he said.
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
Originally posted by goou111
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
Well I think the guy is a selfish piece of S@#$ and I would be happy to shoot him again.
Originally posted by goou111
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
Well I think the guy is a selfish piece of S@#$ and I would be happy to shoot him again.
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
You scare me....really.
Des
Originally posted by goou111
Well I think the guy is a selfish piece of S@#$ and I would be happy to shoot him again.
What scares me more is people who make judgment without knowing all the facts. Wouldn't you agree?
Originally posted by goou111
reply to post by VoidHawk
What scares me more is people who make judgment without knowing all the facts. Wouldn't you agree?
The only fact I need is he shot his 9 year old son, No excuse for that ever imo.
He probably did it to get back at his x and had nothing to do with how much he missed his son.
Originally posted by VoidHawk
Originally posted by goou111
reply to post by VoidHawk
What scares me more is people who make judgment without knowing all the facts. Wouldn't you agree?
The only fact I need is he shot his 9 year old son, No excuse for that ever imo.
He probably did it to get back at his x and had nothing to do with how much he missed his son.
See that word you used? That means you are making judgment without knowing the facts, true?
Originally posted by goou111
Originally posted by VoidHawk
Originally posted by goou111
reply to post by VoidHawk
What scares me more is people who make judgment without knowing all the facts. Wouldn't you agree?
The only fact I need is he shot his 9 year old son, No excuse for that ever imo.
He probably did it to get back at his x and had nothing to do with how much he missed his son.
See that word you used? That means you are making judgment without knowing the facts, true?
Yeah but I bet i'm right
because you
be happy to shoot him again.
bet i'm right
Originally posted by VoidHawk
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
You scare me....really.
Des
What scares me more is people who make judgment without knowing all the facts. Wouldn't you agree?
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by VoidHawk
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
You scare me....really.
Des
What scares me more is people who make judgment without knowing all the facts. Wouldn't you agree?
The only *fact* that counts to me is. An innocent 9 year old child was murdered, by his father! And the fact, that somehow you think there might be a good enough reason for the father to have done this. In my opinion, that makes your thinking processes, unstable...like the father.
Des
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by VoidHawk
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by VoidHawk
I know a few will rant and hate the father for what he did, but personally I cant help but feel for the guy. Seems like he couldn't bare to be parted from his son and (because of his beliefs) saw this as a way to solve the problem.
You scare me....really.
Des
What scares me more is people who make judgment without knowing all the facts. Wouldn't you agree?
The only *fact* that counts to me is. An innocent 9 year old child was murdered, by his father! And the fact, that somehow you think there might be a good enough reason for the father to have done this. In my opinion, that makes your thinking processes, unstable...like the father.
Des