Canada bus killer ate part of victim

Sunday 03rd August, 05:48 AM JST

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paulostroff at 08:22 AM JST - 3rd August

This dreadfully deranged person is deranged beyond recall. This inhuman act is proof of him no longer living in realty. Prison will do nothing in the way of rehabilitation,and a solution if any rests with the people trained in psychiatry. He without doubt- will be institutionalized in an institution for the criminally insane. May god have mercy on both their souls.
undecidedbout08 at 08:50 AM JST - 3rd August

Canada just gets scarier.
Sarge at 09:41 AM JST - 3rd August

"Something must have made him psycho"

Yeah, it's all society's fault.
Smythe at 10:39 AM JST - 3rd August

Second degeree murder is not as strong as first degree. Fact is a good chance he will only be charged with manslaughter & then even less due to a mental probelm at the time.

I know some of the Cdn media claimed he was eating parts of the young man he butchered to death, but we all know that the media can get way off line & tend to stretch things so their paper & their colume is read.
smithinjapan at 11:01 AM JST - 3rd August

This guy is indeed sick... but methinks he's heading for some kind of mentally impaired charge, and an insane asylum -- he seems to have ensured that with his actions.
Chessnutroastin at 11:58 AM JST - 3rd August

Sheeesh... he must have had a terrible interview in Winnipeg.
Sarge at 03:42 PM JST - 3rd August

"He was very punctual and always cleanly dressed. He was a very nice, polite guy."

They're the ones to watch out for.
Madverts at 04:05 PM JST - 3rd August

Watching Zorro?

WTF?
SushiSake3 at 11:12 PM JST - 3rd August

Time to ban scissors.
imagawa at 11:27 PM JST - 3rd August

What type of interview did he go to that he needed a big knife or for that matter scissors?

I suppose living in Canada would drive anybody to murder, the biggest sleepy little country in the world.
UsernameTaken at 01:36 AM JST - 4th August

Second degree murder? Is that above or below first degree murder in the 'bad' scale? (Sorry I am confused)

It isn't really a badness scale.

First Degree means that the homicide was premeditated (planned in advance). Second Degree simply means that the homicide wasn't premeditated. Manslaughter is when the homicide is a result of another activity (like running a red light). He will not be charged with manslaughter.
Due to the nature of the crime he may very well be declared a "Dangerous Offender" which would mean that he'd be sent to jail indefinitely (if convicted).
SuperLib at 02:42 AM JST - 4th August

He needs to be locked up and studied. At this point the crime is done and you can't undo it, but maybe you can learn something from him that will help people spot the next guy who has the potential to do this.
undecidedbout08 at 02:57 AM JST - 4th August

Canada has lost her way. Collective national self-analysis is the only answer.
Badsey at 03:47 AM JST - 4th August

immigrants are always hard to deal with and some cultures still eat human. I will be expecting the Paris riots soon also = the summer heat is on.

A note on Greyhound: They stop at every little town = what you would expect to be a 2hr ride could easily be 10 (much worse in Canada + in the countryside) And of course we only are hearing one side of the story here. =this man could have actually been that hungry.
HonestDictator at 04:28 AM JST - 4th August

This man is criminally insane, that is for sure.