Kohberger begins life sentence for the four dead he murdered

 What a mockery of justice is this man

NOW HE WANTS HIS PLEA UNDONE AND A NEW TRIAL

Seems unfair Bryan Kohberger gets one life sentence for taking four lives the way he did. He should, in fact, have one less life for every life he took. To do the math on this, you take his life. Then you take it again, and again, and again. Now you're even. To make this happen, you can only try as many times as you have dead ones, until the last one, which you make him dead. To not unalive him four times in a row is to allow him to torment the survivor/loved ones around him. He is having more fun right now, then he did doing the killing,

The Last Ghost: America’s Final Predator and the End of an Era

 How a blinking ATM, a bank card, and a wired‑up century ended the culture of the wandering killer

For half a century, North America tolerated a peculiar species of man — the wandering predator who drifted through towns like a rumor, struck like a malfunctioning appliance, and vanished before anyone realized the world had tilted. He was the country’s unofficial boogeyman, a creature who thrived in the cracks between institutions, the blind spots between jurisdictions, the empty spaces between streetlights.

New Public Safety Doctrine: How to Drain a Bathtub

  

Or run an immigration dept  (Hint: pull the plug)

Kafka would have loved Mondays in Ottawa — burnt coffee, flickering LEDs, absent-minded bureaucrats drifting through hallways like ghosts waiting for instructions from machines that no longer need to give them. 

Kafka would stand in the doorway of some federal cubicle, cigarette smoldering, watching a mid‑level comms staffer — half replaced by automation, wholly replaced by despair — seeking a gleeful moment by preparing to drop a “bathtub crisis” into the national bloodstream.