Just another day in Denver

In Denver three weeks ago an 18-year-old thug stole a car, then put an ad on the internet to sell it.  A guy saw the ad and decided to buy the car--which he didn't know the thug had stolen--for his teenager.

He agreed to meet the seller in the parking lot of a big mall, bringing his wife along because he planned on driving the purchased car back to his home.

When thug arrived he claimed he'd brought the title to the wrong car, and asked the couple to follow him across town to an apartment complex.

Not a good sign.

When the couple arrived, the thug walked up to the driver's window, pulled a gun and demanded the $3000 cash that the guy had brought to buy the car.  The man grabbed the gun and the thug fired several rounds, killing both the man and his wife.

The couple had five children, now orphaned.  Friends said the couple were the friendliest, most helpful people they knew.  But their lives didn't matter.  Not all lives matter, to some people.

Can't imagine the devastation the couple's five kids felt.

Here's a pic of the perp:

Normally, a killer orphaning five kids would make national news.  As you probably guessed, for some odd reason this killing--that made five young kids orphans--was only picked up by ONE paper outside of Denver, and not by a single national television network.

Gee, how...predictable.