Maine search continues as officer is charged with lying about taking missing person to hospital

Washburn Police Sgt. Chandler Cole said he had no comment when reached by The Associated Press.

[@IamAnew]

We desperately need real accountability for police.

[@coryreigns7364]

That would cause the system to collapse

[@Theonetruegod-hw2ei]

Lol, good luck with that 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Theonetruegod-hw2ei]

@@coryreigns7364would that be so bad?

[@au7-721]

We will all be accountable for our lives and sins before the righteous judge, Jesus Christ.

[@Theonetruegod-hw2ei]

@@au7-721 how is your imaginary friend Jesus?

[@tessamoland797]

Outrageous!!!!!!!! How on earth was he allowed to resign before the conclusion of a missing persons investigation?

[@Mavrik9000]

Nothing stops a person from quitting a job. 🤷‍♂

[@tessamoland797]

@Mavrik9000 police resignation = keeping their pensions. But since there was a fake investigation they would have gotten it anyway

[@Mavrik9000]

@@tessamoland797 Do police union contracts typically have a loss of pensions for terminations with cause or terminations due to criminal acts?

[@tessamoland797]

@@Mavrik9000 That's a great question. Ask your local Teamster or Union Rep

[@deniseandrews113]

Where are all the magats and bigots yelling "just obey"🤔🤔

[@gazoontight]

A criminal with a badge is still a criminal. The corrupt police union will protect him.

[@Steve-yo4ld]

He resigned, try listening to this in its entirety!👌

[@jakeen229]

Still doesn't take away from the corrupt police union

[@Plague_Rat778]

​@@Steve-yo4ldthis person is still right. Should've been charged, but he was allowed to resign and have it be left at that.

[@cindydott452]

​@@Plague_Rat778He was arrested

[@Plague_Rat778]

@@cindydott452 oh? Good. It didn't say that in the video, or if it did it went in one ear and right out the other. Still seems he wasn't charged though? You could be arrested but not charged.

[@rachael618]

Did he kill the guy? If they never find him, will the cop get charged with murder like anyone else would?

[@bigbossimmotal]

LOL, You must not have noticed how things work in the past few years. Of course he won't be charged. Hell, he didn't even get fired, they allowed him to resign so he could keep all his benefits. This will not be investigated, I doubt he was even questioned. Qualified immunity is 100% UNConstitutional. It is even specifically forbidden in the Constitution. Even 248 years ago they knew the steps to a totally tyrannical government, and so far, our current Government is taking every single one of them.

[@Fallen012332]

No, because the government supports the police police officers rarely get charged unless a majority of the citizens start complaining

[@stevenklenner9044]

Nope - qualified immunity will get him off

[@PressuredSpeechBand]

I don't know how they let that cop get bail! He's an obvious flight risk!

[@theastuteangler]

no body, no weapon, no murder.

[@ElaineHardy-ou6ir]

Same thing happened in Florida with Officer Steve Calkins - he "arrested" two men, put them in the back of his patrol car and they were NEVER SEEN AGAIN.

[@TraceeBlair]

I just commented about that. Yeah a young black man and young Hispanic man. He said he dropped off at a gas station (separate cases) but surveillance showed neither time did he drop anyone off at this particular gas station. He has never been charged or anything for their disappearances

[@CFAPA]

​@@TraceeBlair That only happens because the citizens do not unite and hold the tyrant's feet to the fire....

[@theduplicator3270]

More than 2

[@dorothypage7410]

Ugh. No words.

[@MmmHuggles]

@@TraceeBlair reminds me of the unmarked graves in mississippi jail. not saying theyre dead, but theyre probably dead

[@bigmac22ify]

Thin blue line

[@jennb5884]

The cop should be charged in this case .....100% he DID NOT DO HIS JOB....

[@Teeveepicksures]

Someone REALLY needs to compare missing persons reports for that area with that cops log book.

[@randyjax09]

I have a feeling this is going to become a much bigger story. There’s something sketchy going on.

[@slappy8941]

Yeah but nothing will be done about it.

[@CFAPA]

​@@slappy8941It's time for the people to do something about what's going on with this country and put it back on the right track we the people have the power!!!!!

[@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom]

Look in the cops deep freeze , he is probably there waiting to be dumped in the winter someplace .

[@Steve-yo4ld]

@@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom Yeah, you're a little behind the NEWS:👌 "Erik Foote, 39, went missing in January, and a police officer in his hometown was accused of lying about the case. CARIBOU, Maine - A body found in Caribou earlier this week has been identified as a missing Washburn man, police announced Thursday." Apr 26, 2024

[@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom]

@@Steve-yo4ld Thankyou for the update , youtube pumping out old videos as usual for $ 11.99 a month

[@707ridah]

That cop murdered the dude

[@SirNic4180]

Wouldn't be the first time.

[@707ridah]

@@SirNic4180 and not the last either

[@CFAPA]

This only happens because we the people do not physically make it stop..

[@Cjohn31]

Clearly

[@YOURDADSNEPHEW]

Nows it's a problem.... Ya know what....

[@zato6226]

He lied but yet allowed to resign. Meaning.. No charges , and could continue to work as a Cop! Yep! That's pretty much the norm . But if you and I lied about something this serious we'd be in jail!

[@drwheycooler8423]

Resignation doesn't mean no charges...dummy. How are you allowed on the internet unsupervised?

[@thereforeayam]

I don't mean to add doubt...but...I saw an ambulance waiting for a beat-up house while a person was getting beat up. Slight chance it was an ambulance. I've also seen ppl that 'wait in the hospital emergency waiting area with a pickup truck outside'...sorry, but there is room for doubt for sure. Unless they all 'know each other'...

[@arctain1]

Not necessarily- until the detectives make a case (the accusation of falsifying is just that, at this point…) and the DA decides to prosecute, the likelihood of an arrest would be minimal. Even with cops, you need to have ‘probable cause’ to make an arrest. Lying does not necessarily automatically present probable cause

[@tpolutts3309]

He was arrested. Its in the video. ​@@arctain1

[@arctain1]

@@tpolutts3309 - arrested for lying is not arrested for the disappearance of the individual - which is the subject why he was allowed to resign.

[@laurenurban3942]

Years ago there were two men in south Florida who went missing after having contact with a particular sheriffs deputy. The deputy was fired but neither man has ever been found.

[@CFAPA]

The people of this country have nobody to blame but themselves, The people of this country outnumber the police 2000 to 1 Yet we're letting the police expire us every day without uniting and putting a stop to it...

[@dsanders5142]

Imagine how many crazy people in power just waiting for that right moment to actually go through with something they have fantasized about for years. Yes mam we are here to protect and to serve. Now let me give you a ride home.

[@VoidHalo]

The department will 9nvestigate themselves. Find no wrong going. And place the officer on a 6 mo paid vacation.

[@tiderover6574]

There's only one reason to lie.

[@fleasname]

Right? 😮

[@killingerk]

there is one reason don't want to deal with the person

[@Shortfarmingking]

​​@killingerk no, hes referring to murder you idiot.

[@t_eli_s]

redrum

[@aribpm]

@@killingerkoh he dealt with him that’s for sure.

[@Peter-ff1tp]

They just found him, dead in the river. Cop walking free still. Something needs to be done about these people.

[@ce1581]

OMG! I just commented to search the nearest body of water , smh ,! All these divers finding bodies in water ...some of them have to be police harassment gone too far 🤬

[@gaberood3799]

We shouldn’t ever be having conversations like this about our police how disgusting people really need to stop taking the pressure off police reform otherwise this kind of behavior will never stop

[@vipermad358]

Fuck THA police!

[@bubbleman2002]

@@gaberood3799 I can't see any way to usefully reform class enforcers, can you?

[@EMILYRIVERA981]

Yall realize we are in a war in this country? A war for America where foreigners are taking American id's and lives. Maybe let the military handle it n keep calm n carry on

[@marciayoung8735]

OMG, where is the body officer 😡

[@YoGibran]

It was found near a river

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Buried in the woods somewhere.

[@deelicious1920]

@@YoGibran Omg are you serious?! What the hell

[@YoGibran]

@@deelicious1920 Yeah, according to the article I read the cop apparently dropped him off at a store. The investigation is still on going last I checked.

[@deelicious1920]

@@YoGibran Wow. I don't believe that store thing for a minute. I hope some podcaster does a deep dive into this case so we can get more details. Thank you so much for the update. I might look into it myself 🧐

[@Nickdeaugustine]

UPDATE: "WASHBURN, Maine (AP) - A body found alongside the Aroostook River this week was a man whose disappearance prompted multiple searches in northern Maine, according the state medical examiner. The medical examiner's office said the cause of Erik Foote's death was "pending" further tests. The March 29 arrest of a Washburn police officer, Chandler Cole, for allegedly falsifying police records related to the case drew additional attention to Foote's disappearance in the town of 1,500. Cole changed a police report to indicate he dropped Foote off at a hospital after seeing him walking along a road, but the hospital denied it, investigators said. Cole has declined comment. Foote, who was last seen on Jan. 30, was a U.S. Army veteran whose family said he was suffering from post traumatic stress disorder who moved to Washburn with his parents about a year and a half ago from Arizona. Cole, who resigned in February before his arrest, remains free on $2,500 bail. The Aroostook County Sheriff's Office is now handling the investigation, and the Washburn Police Department is inactive due to the chief's retirement and lack of staff."

[@gaberood3799]

Thank you for the update..

[@scottjohnson8576]

Yup, I heard the same. Cop has got to be guilty.

[@Hdilly1212]

They should update this. His body was found in the river.

[@matlew1960]

And they still allow him to resign.

[@UncleKennysPlace]

_Allow?_ Anyone can quite their job at any time. The best you can hope for is that it won't be a "firing" on your record. But nobody can stop you from leaving your job, period.

[@And-Not-Do-What-I-say]

Another upstanding officer...

[@kimemerson4608]

Prison please

[@geegeelast7597]

Sargent Cole may unfortunately be hired by another police department in New England. SMMFH.

[@thehellyousay]

the report said he was arrested on march 29th.

[@ElaineHardy-ou6ir]

@@thehellyousay Plenty of "law enforcement" officers have been arrested - only to be "investigated and cleared of all charges", and hired elsewhere. No harm, no foul. Their getting arrested for criminal act(s) doesn't necessarily mean their peace officer licensure is in jeopardy. Now, an actual * criminal conviction*, that's another story........

[@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom]

Look in the cops deep freeze , he is probably there waiting to be dumped in the winter someplace .

[@Steve-yo4ld]

@@BabaYagaBabyBaddaBoom Yeah, you're a little behind the NEWS:👌 "Erik Foote, 39, went missing in January, and a police officer in his hometown was accused of lying about the case. CARIBOU, Maine - A body found in Caribou earlier this week has been identified as a missing Washburn man, police announced Thursday." Apr 26, 2024

[@jeffclark5268]

Why no pics of (disgraced) (former) Sgt.Cole?

[@tessamoland797]

EXACTLY!

[@sandhanitizer15]

Like, why? Cop probably had some grudge against him for not taking unlawful orders or something. Ego needs to be left at home when you're a cop.

[@louisavondart9178]

if you don't have an inflated ego, you wouldn't become a cop.

[@OingoBoingo-eg2cw]

Just another cop thinking he's above the Law.

[@MarioCañez-v1t]

They're,,the judges protect them

[@firewood9991]

Thinking he IS the law.

[@calicoasting]

He is above the law

[@au7-721]

It's not only cops that think they are above the law.

[@Teeveepicksures]

They ARE above the law.

[@phoebeb.332]

I bet you altering log books is a regular practice. No surprise here. SMH.

[@johndoh3353]

Course it is has been for years lol

[@johndoh3353]

Since day one of the log books kinda like how trucking use to be😂

[@2K9s]

The Aroostook County Sheriff's Office is now handling the investigation, and the Washburn Police Department is inactive due to the chief's retirement and lack of staff. You get what you pay for.

[@rickyhall3739]

Anouther dirty cop

[@mikemiller659]

Just like the rest of us

[@shanghunter7697]

@@mikemiller659 Mikey, you're a very unhappy being.....sadists choose daily misery !

[@CFAPA]

*another

[@michaelj2394]

Imagine that, a lying cop. What a surprise.

[@Saturnia2014]

Black and brown folks have been complaining about this for years but when a white person is mishandled by the police, all the sudden you believe

[@Gfysimpletons]

Oh boy, aren’t you the smart one! NOT……. Everyone lies, from the highest positions to the lowest……grow up!

[@jefflitchford1422]

​@@Gfysimpletonshe didn't say everyone, lying cop is what he said and that's no surprise these days because there's plenty of them to go around

[@lissabee49]

​@@GfysimpletonsYou are having a hissy fit over facts but you are telling someone else to grow up?! You need mental health intervention

[@Teeveepicksures]

​@@GfysimpletonsThat's right. From the Chief all the way down to the new recruit. A rotten bunch of mental defectives.

[@madjackpatciderhouserules8436]

The officer should be charged with kidnapping and possibly murder.

[@MidnightsFire2099]

Apparently, the family of that missing man isn't asking the cop the right questions in the right manner.

[@Doc_-_Savage_1]

With some dentists tools.

[@jeffreybryan5591]

Murderer getting off scottfree.

[@thehellyousay]

the report said he got arrested just before easter.

[@chrisc2683]

“Murderer”? You have info that the dude was killed? Or are you just being a sensationalist? If you have evidence to support your claim perhaps you should get in touch with the authorities.

[@patrickhall6627]

@jasonvoorhees5640 What's with the "incel" ad hominem? You've used it in multiple comments in this video.

[@patrickhall6627]

@@chrisc2683 It certainly more like a reasonable conclusion than "sensationalist". Guy is found dead in a river, after the last person to see him alive is proven to have lied about where he dropped him off, including the fact that the manner in which he lied (falsifying police records) is itself a crime. Honestly, why do think the officer committed that crime? What possible purpose would he have to lie in his police records? It seems only reasonable to think he is covering for something else.

[@chrisc2683]

@@patrickhall6627 So you’re saying that the missing person has been found dead in a river? That is more information than what I had earlier. The video is titled that the search continues but that was 8 days ago. Still a sensationalist thing to say given the fact that the officer has been arrested and the case hasn’t even begun to go to trial yet. But this dude is already proclaiming that the cop is “getting off “scottfree”.

[@salazardeltoro4561]

That cop was stupid to resign, he could have gotten a paid suspension for something as trivial as murder.

[@CFAPA]

😂 Best comment on this thread

[@deelicious1920]

Bro WHERE IS THIS MAN?? What the heck?? Why is this story not way bigger - this is crazy!

[@CFAPA]

They found the body in the river

[@wendyladybug355laurie4]

MAY HE BE FOUND SAFE❤❤

[@rachael618]

They found him dead a few days ago

[@tessamoland797]

​@@rachael618😢😢😢😢😢

[@1976ondy]

Police Union Got This, they will make sure he gets that paycheck 100%

[@tessamoland797]

Another outrageous perversion of the law

[@domin8rdominant763]

Are y’all that naïve? Why would someone lie about this situation? That person will never be seen again and that officer will not be charged with anything now that he’s gone from the department.

[@777Thibs]

ya know, if he wasn't a cop, he would have been charged with murder already.

[@SaltySouthTexan]

WTF? This cop just offed the dude and hid the body??! Wow, the world is insane

[@TraceeBlair]

Police officer in Florida did the same thing and has never been arrested for it. They made a documentary about it. It was a young black man and a young Hispanic man. At two different times. If I remember correctly it was months apart. He said he dropped them (separate cases) at a gas station. Yet when the gas station footage was checked he was not seen dropping them off. This was years ago.

[@s1lenceblade]

Where's the perjury charge for lying on an official government document?

[@kassiwarcraft7633]

Resigned and he will be working for another sheriff's department next week. It's what they all do.

[@kenyapressley6706]

How could they allow him to resign, instead of firing him!?!

[@CFAPA]

Because they're all on the same side... And that's the opposite side of we the people...

[@AnnchristinaAlmazan]

Remind me of the Florida cop that was behind the two young men that went missing at the Circle K.

[@CFAPA]

That's why they made it a law felons cannot have guns, That way, they can abuse them without them fighting back. This will only stop when the people of this country take up arms and make it..

[@lucillekenney8311]

Update: Yes, the body of Erik Foote, a 39-year-old Washburn, Maine resident, was found on the bank of the Aroostook River in Caribou on April 25, 2024. Foote was last seen on January 30, 2024 near a convenience store in Presque Isle. The state medical examiner's office has identified Foote's body, but the cause and manner of death are still pending. WASHBURN, Maine (AP) - A body found alongside the Aroostook River this week was a man whose disappearance prompted multiple searches in northern Maine, according to the state medical examiner. The medical examiner's office said the cause of Erik Foote's death was “pending” further tests.

[@sidvicious9205]

He resigned, this is what they do so they think they won't face prosecution,defund the police

[@johnnysunday402]

How many others has he murdered? Exactly how many people has he killed and dissapeared? These are legitimate questions that need to be examined.

[@nancismith7705]

If the head of that police department has any moral fortitude, he will get to the bottom of this person being missing with the officer who lied about his last whereabouts staying in custody until he tells the truth about the location of the body!

[@CFAPA]

The body was found in the river

[@Holy.HannaH]

That police department is no longer active due to the chief retiring and a lack of staff, the county is now handling the case.

[@murphyshsu]

What?!? How could this happen? The officer is now the most obvious person of interest.

[@larryjanson4011]

that cop must be arrested on a felony charge for falsifying records and spent time in state prison. and lose ALL benefits.

[@CFAPA]

And they need to put cops in with the regular prisoners and that would stop this

[@404_profile_not_found]

Where I'm from, police used to do "starlight tours" where they would drive people they don't like outside of town and leave them. In the middle of winter when it got down to -35 people wouldn't make it back and would freeze to death. Guessing this cop did the same thing.

[@joesphschramm3754]

This story needs more attention! I'm surprised I'm hearing this now. I truly love reading this comment section. We, the people, have had it and see right through their bullshit.

[@LordMondegrene]

Serial killers rarely dump their victims at hospitals, unless they work there as doctors or nurses.

[@Johngoodman454]

Wow never trust a cop or government guys 😮

[@evilisfun9935]

Another gang member with a badge getting away with murder and we wonder why the only thing many of us can agree on is that the gang members with badges are just as dangerous as the criminals if not more so.

[@Mattthefarmer1]

We have investigated ourselves and found no evidence of wrong doing.

[@scottjohnson8576]

The guy’s body was fished from a river (Aroostook). How come no update? The cop was the last person to be seen with the man. WTF?!

[@GoodToGoIndustries]

I've been told by police that police can make up literally whatever they want on a police report and it's totally legal.

[@blightedgrounds]

They lie in interrogations ALL the time, too. Sometimes they don't even care if it's the real suspect. They just want to close their cases, look good, and move on while doing as little work as possible

[@writerconsidered]

Well not true. Lying on a police report is a crime called falsifying records. And while they still do it and get away with it is not legal. Where they can lie legally is to suspects or someone they are investigating.

[@aftonair]

It isn't legal. But that doesn't stop them from doing it.

[@aftonair]

​@@blightedgroundsthat is a fact. Do you know about The Reid Technique? It's how police are trained to interrogate people. And yes, lying is allowed. Also, officers trained in this technique will automatically see any person who is autistic, or who has PTSD, a mental illness, or an anxiety disorder, as being guilty as hell of what ever they're being accused of. Worse yet, some vulnerable adults may mistakenly believe that the police are being honest and that the police have their best interests at heart. It is legal to exploit the trusting nature of vulnerable people. But hey, they get to say they closed the case. Might even get a promotion. Never mind the innocent person behind bars, while the guilty party is free to commit more crimes. Case closed.

[@hansblitz7770]

Not legal. Falsification.

[@friartuck103]

Can't they check the GPS of his police cruiser and see where it's been?

[@rideshareog]

Mystery why there's so much contempt for LEO's

[@MAGAA2024_]

Let justice be served...

[@paulmaurice4491]

Shocking

[@JesusChrist2000BC]

Another day, another cop commits a crime against a civilian without impunity.

[@Mr.Constitutionalist427]

He needs to be in prison for life.

[@1utube01]

He will end up in a law enforcement capacity somewhere else. He should be banned from all such occupations.

[@notozknows]

Well, get his butt in there and ask questions, wtf? I think it's possible the cop took him to a secluded spot and...

[@Adam.Langton]

Why wasn't he wearing a body cam, and why isn't there a camera in the cruiser? What does it take for cops to have a bit of accountability?

[@sherryelkins5270]

RED FLAG,RED FLAG,RED FLAG !!!!!

[@injusticeanywherethreatens4810]

There's only.one reason to lie when someone is missing...

[@frankorobinson1540]

Come on really, he obviously murdered him or definitely had some involvement, who is he covering up for

[@samstone936]

Clearly, the police officer killed him, but where is the body?

[@sanesociety-oo2ym]

Oh them dirty cops.....

[@davidpaul6656]

If he's gonna lie and falsify a log book, who is to say he wouldn't commit murder as well?

[@davidbrazell5179]

Nothing shady here😂

[@LuisaD93]

What you mean he resigned?! He not only disappeared on this cops watch but said cop also falsified records. So why isn’t he under investigation and or sitting in jail for at least lying on the documentation until they can gather more evidence against him?? What the heck is going on in our police departments the world over? Have they all lost their sense of duty and dignity?? Sheesh!!!! It’s everywhere man!!!!

[@time4807]

Corruption runs rampant in government agencies.

[@joelcampbell1491]

No big surprise

[@Zak6959]

I grew up on the East Coast of Canada. They used to be saying that goes a little bit something like this. Fish got to eat too. Mind you, that was just a saying.

[@Shinobi33]

There was another cop a few years ago who was the last person with two men that were never seen again. Sick people

[@78cunobelin]

Police should have mandatory GPS tracking on at all times as well as in-car and body-worn cameras.

[@stevielease7952]

AMEN . Yes cops should have mandatory tracking at all times. GPS in their body cams, and in their vehicles. REVELATION: USPS postal trucks all have GPS trackers, and those scanners that they carry with them on their routes are all "bugged." Bosses can pinpoint them to a radius of 3 feet. Led me to retire because it is intrusive and invasive of privacy. On the other hand, cops should be tracked because all too often they ARE up to no good. Just leave the carriers alone to do their jobs.

[@olyokie]

There just are no longer any standards at all regarding policing. No worse criminal gangs in the USA than those wearing badges.

[@iLLSHiNEz]

Wow this reminds me of the case where that cop was last seen with 2 different missing people and is still walking free.

[@aftonair]

He knows what he did with that mans body. And they know that he knows what he did with that mans body. He also know how that man got dead. But he'll probably receive special treatment because he's a cop. And face zero consequences for his role in this mans death/disappearance.

[@rpetzold]

Get real. He didn’t respect the cop’s authority and got completely unalived. You know the cops know all the best spots to hide a body. If his sidearm vanished like this man did do you think it would be ignored?

[@stevielease7952]

I know another group known for being "shady", killing people, and body disappears and is never found. "Take this guy for a ride." Ever hear of the Mafia ?

[@jasonhare8540]

Gee we've never heard of anything like this happening before . If he hadn't done anything illegal he wouldn't have resigned . It's just that simple. Unless he had resigning on his schedule for that day for the past year and a half as far as I'm concerned that's evidence of guilt . Better keep an eye on him before he takes flight

[@orionassante3386]

Took him out for a twilight walk is my guess. Rural Canadian cops used to (some probably still do) take a person out to the middle of nowhere and beat them up, then leave them without their coat and shoes. A lot of people died of exposure in the winter, but it was a way for cops to get rid of problem people.

[@dexked]

Paid leave a raise and a promotion incoming. Police investigated themselves and found no evidence of a crime. AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN

[@619mark1]

Power MUST be accompanied with oversight. Must

[@davidgonzales6105]

Cop needs to be arrested for falsifying,and lies that jeopardize the missing person case.

[@FinesseForward69]

That's scary, I have a sergeant here harassing me in hawaii

[@bl1429]

He quit before he was fired. Now he can go to another department, and ha to w someone else go missing, or murder by cop.

[@SoulforSale]

A police officer lied That's preposterous

[@reneecarr0222]

These cops are out there. Doing whatever the fuck they want, just like medical professionals

[@apureterror]

Wait...a police officer lied?

[@maxxcarver5502]

Oh he quit. That means the police investigation is over. Right?

[@greendrake2938]

Its about time there corruption starts coming out

[@blackpalacemusic]

I missed the part about the officer being charged. 🤔

[@passthetunaporfavor]

Oh another criminal cop protected by other cops. Perhaps they need to investigate themselves ?

[@Khail99]

he killed the guy.

[@IrishZenny]

So, Murder?