Comments by "Sisu Guillam" (@sisuguillam5109) on "Jordan Brown (Shooting of Kenzie Houk) | Did an 11-Year-Old Commit Murder?" video.

@samanthapurdy2053 withkn 120 seconds? Shower? Change clothes? Clean weapon? Wait... wrong order... clean weapon, shower, change clothes... all in 120 seconds? At age eleven? Seriously?
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120 seconds? Even an adult would not be able to do that.
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@g6ter1 there were no traces on the weapon either.
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@elavke5441 someone in the comments pointed out that that was the scenario police came up with. The whole investigation seems to have been subpar at best.
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And even if he didn't... a kid in that situation not doing well is only to be expected (wether he pulled the trigger or not). I am glad that at least for some time he was in an environment where he was safe enough to strive.
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@cassandraluckert8115 Lucky you. And that's it: mere luck.
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@habibikebabtheiii2037 common, not normal.
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@secretpookie8134 evil? Why would you use that word? And the question was not if the child was evil but if q child at that age could clean himself up in such a way.
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@adaschannel2350 who says she was shot from a distance?
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@MynameJeffX go sit on a cactus, Jeff.
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@bowlingbbabe can someone please allert CPS? Thank you.
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@diana3599 Diana... a child with a gun doesn't strike you as odd?
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@Time_to_Stop_Animal_Cruelty and...? That means the kid is a muderer and excludes everyone else in a community where hunting is very popular?
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@darren430 same here in Germany.
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@getreelproductions5737 troubled kid equals a kid that pulls a trigger? Mate...
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He would only hqve reason to show remorse if he did it. And signs of trauma? What would those be?
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Evidence? None.
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@redram5150 No, the fact that children can not handle guns safely makes it wrong.
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@aslmad1 I had a feeling that that might be the case. Thank you for the info!
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Gun residue is far more persistent on bodies and clothes than you might think. It doesn't clean off easily... it even transfers in the wash. Funny that, eh?
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@bebop2523 gun residue stays on in the wash... especially in american washing maschines.
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Children can not commit murder. He is per se not guilty.
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@deerobinson9665 hear say...
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@getreelproductions5737 ah... yeah, of course... makes total sense, doesn't it?
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@BouncyBrown he is a child He is a child He is a child
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@deerobinson9665 not how it works. Seriously, that is not how that works.
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No... know why? Children might be able to kill... but a child can never be a murderer.
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No. You presume that he was.
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@OstblockLatina ist das jetzt dein Ernst?
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The idea that an Eleven year old could be tried as an adult is abhorrent.
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The father? Well, I wouldn't call him a monster. I would probably call him a f×^#^kwit though.
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Kids can not commit murder. They are children. Children can kill... but commit murder? No.
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@cr9844 so if I kill someone while they are attacking me I have murdered them? There are crucial moral, ethical, and legal distinctions made between murder and the act of killing.
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A traumatised eleven year old in a highly stressful situation.
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A child cannot commit murder. So he didn't.
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@aslmad1 'these types of people'? Meaning what?
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Are you quite sane?
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The doors were open. He is a child. There is no evidence.
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Remember you are speaking of a child and a Teenager in high stress situations.
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@redram5150 kids who have access to weapons unatended? Definitly shite gun safety.
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@Earlybird86 wrong. The numbers don't support your claim that they do have access without it being a problem.
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@bowlingbbabe wrong.
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Unglaublich, oder? Und natürlich gibt es auch Waffen in rosa, weil man Mädchen offensichtlich mit Waffen schießen lassen kann... aber bitte nur, wenn sie pink sind.
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