Mother terrified of martial arts wacko son

**Wounded Ronin** · Posted On: 6/13/2009 9:07pm

Just out of curiosity how did you find this thread?

**Sam Browning** · Posted On: 6/13/2009 9:20pm

Just out of curiosity how did you meet him in prison?

**juggalostyle17** · Posted On: 6/14/2009 8:04pm

i served 2 years with him at scott state prison for a drug offense. we wre housed in the same dorm and interacted on a very regular basis and worked out together often as well. but like i said u cant judge a guy by his crime or by an article from the paper that is tottaly biased against the man. chip mize isnt a monster and the fact that he was into martial arts has nothing to do with the case at hand.

**Sam Browning** · Posted On: 6/15/2009 1:21am

Of course we can judge him on the basis of a murder, and attempted murder he committed. If it was good enough for the Justice system its good enough for me!

**MaxThunderstone** · Posted On: 6/16/2009 1:25am

2/10...

**Matt Phillips** · Posted On: 6/16/2009 9:06pm

That is just about the most disgusting, horrifying thing I can imagine. That poor family.

**Kintanon** · Posted On: 6/16/2009 10:04pm

I remember when this happened, the guy wasn't a monster, but he did flip the **** out and kill someone.

**juggalostyle17** · Posted On: 6/17/2009 9:12pm

ok chip is more than likely never gonna experience alot of the small things that yall take for granted but ok neither will his father ok so i understand that but to call a man who under unknown circumstances snapped and killed someone a monster is wrong we all have been at a snapping point ok most of us have not lost control the way he did but im sure there were things going on in that home that none of us will ever know about, he lost control took a life and is paying for it with his life behind bars so let it go already. the past is the opast we all regret and want to change something we have done but he is the one who has to live with the idea that he took his own fathers life not us can u imagine the mental anguish he must endure for the rest of his life u ppl should should leave him alone and let his own mind give him the same thing u r

**Sam Browning** · Posted On: 6/17/2009 9:30pm

According to the paper he snapped when he would have had to have admitted to his parents that he had lied to them about going to college for four years and that he had graduated, when he had dropped out four years previously. That indicates a pathological level of dishonesty. I don't doubt that he told you guys another story, (funny how people do that) but he didn't just snap, there was a build up.

**Matt Phillips** · Posted On: 6/17/2009 10:40pm

Originally Posted by juggalostyle17

ok chip is more than likely never gonna experience alot of the small things that yall take for granted but ok neither will his father ok so i understand that but to call a man who under unknown circumstances snapped and killed someone a monster is wrong we all have been at a snapping point ok most of us have not lost control the way he did but im sure there were things going on in that home that none of us will ever know about, he lost control took a life and is paying for it with his life behind bars so let it go already. the past is the opast we all regret and want to change something we have done but he is the one who has to live with the idea that he took his own fathers life not us can u imagine the mental anguish he must endure for the rest of his life u ppl should should leave him alone and let his own mind give him the same thing u r

Have some kids of your own; Dedicate your life to them, change their diapers, go to their football games, go without food so they can eat... then wake up with a knife in your face because you tried to buy them a car for a graduation that never happened -- then tell me this person doesn't need to be incinerated. What happened to the tuition, book money, etc?

We have a saying up here: Once a thief, always a thief.