College Student Googles Himself, Finds Out He's a Teenager Wanted for Murder

Hey, I get notices of multi-million dollar inheritances from Nigeria also! Are we related?

@(verified) On this same page is a story about wikileaks. Secrets are a sign of fear & weakness that you are hiding something, afraid someone will find it out. I have no secrets. People can ask me anything they want. They already know if they want trouble, I have it for them. How ? I'm the real Iron Man....Alfredschrader

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Boohoo, the government didn't give me food stamps.



I would be amused if I were accidentally wanted for murder. Id print it out and for most people it would be their 5 minutes of fame. It isn't that big of a deal and its an easy fix. A lot easier than trying to explain to someone in India that you want to change your cell phone plan. The scariest part about this is if they really thought that it was this sandwich making kid, was he hard to find? No one even tried to find him. Hell, I bet Osama Bin Laden has a website that has his address on it, and his favorite place to eat on Friday night at 8:30 pm.

On another note, its BS that the original person was convicted of murder. They did not kill anyone. So follow this scenario. Its a felony to have an ounce of marijuana. I buy an ounce of marijuana from someone, they trip and die while handing it to me. I am a murderer because they died while we were committing a felony.

These kids broke into someones house, true. That's a felony, and it was definitely wrong. The home owner shot them, I would of shot them too. You don't know who is breaking into your home. However, to convict the other kids who were there of murder is totally BS. They didn't have weapons, they were all minors, and have no prior arrests or anything AND THEY DIDN'T KILL ANYONE. They were just there when the homeowner shot the other kids.

So in the end, what we have here is 2 people innocent of the charges against them. Zachary and Zachery are both falsely charged of committing murder.

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Yet you have a computer and internet access.......Cell phone and cable, too?

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Yet you have a computer and internet access.....Cell phone and cable, too?

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I'm glad you pointed out the same thing that got me ticked. The homeowner SHOT and KILLED the boy; the other boys didn't. The govt. is sure looney on this one. They don't show that on the cop shows, do they?!!

@(Unverified) Don't know if this will make you feel better or not, but the kid is only spending a year in a juvenile facility (he wasn't charged as an adult, although one of the kids involved was). And since the article doesn't specify, this is a 2nd-degree murder charge, which is far less serious than 1st degree and means something totally different in court. In my state, this would have been considered manslaughter, but legal definitions differ by state. Don't get all hyped up over the word "murder." People see murder and think life sentences and the death penalty, but that is actually a very small percentage of cases.

What's funny about your analogy is that the person whose house they broke into seems to be a drug dealer. During the investigation, cocaine was found in the home, and the homeowner is being charged with possession with intent to sell.

Your stupidity is showing.

So, let's see. The cops mistakingly put your picture instead of the real culprit. Your picked up, thrown in jail, and before things are sorted out you and Bubba become boyfriend, girlfriend, you obviously being the girl. No problem. It would be worth to you for your five minutes of fame? Maybe this is a scenario you go through every day. Personally I'd be pretty upset. Like the guy said, making a bad sandwich is one thing, being accused of murder is another. The two are polar extremes. Screwing with someones life is relatively important.

@(Unverified) I think there is a difference between someone tripping and dieing when they hand you a bag and someone committing burglary. One is a crime against another person, the other is a crime because the government say it's a crime. Difference is 'malum in se' - wrong in itself and 'mala prohibita' - wrong because it is prohibited. There is no victim in the first scenario! I agree with the law in this case, which doesn't happen often.

@(Unverified) Question is, how do YOU KNOW THEY, ( the teenagers) wern't armed and going to kill the owner of the house ??? I say, anyone who goes into an occupied house, should be delt with, so what they didn't have a record..they never got caught....Fry them...three less problems..

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Wrong.

"While there is some debate about the original scope of the rule, modern interpretations typically require that the felony be an inherently dangerous one, or one committed in an obviously dangerous manner."

Even Wikipedia knows better

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I too thought that they looked quite similiar in appearance but the you man that is wanted has more of a Latino or Mexican look then the other young man. As to their ages...there is only one year difference and they were born on the same day. The young man that is not guilty of the crime is exactly one year older then the other young man who committed the crime.

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If a death occures during the commision of a felony it's first degree murder for whomever is involved in the commision of the crime. Happens all the time, even on TV.

the law states that if someone dies during the commision of a felony, you can be charged with murder. Don't blame law enforcement because u are too dumb to realize this. Go ahead and feel sorry for the 4 teens who did a home invasion on an innocent person who was lucky enuff to defend himself before they harmed him. Maybe when they get out of jail they can visit u at home and you guys can talk about how unfair the legal system is....