Way to spin it Engadget. Yes, he had his Playstation confiscated, but from the article it seems the reasons behind the hiring stems way beyond that fact.
That should be obvious even without reading the article. It's pretty unlikely that everything was hunky-dory before the PlayStation incident.
Way to go parents, too - set your son up to go to jail! Woooo! You won!! Um... maybe. Or maybe you just lost your son.
It's a truly sad story, and I blame the parents 90% for all of this. And I am saying this as a parent.
Judging on somebody's intelligence by looking at their school grades is silly - there's a lot of reasons to have bad grades, and most of them have nothing to do with smarts. Hiring a hitman to kill the parents, however, is plain dumb.
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Way to spin it Engadget. Yes, he had his Playstation confiscated, but from the article it seems the reasons behind the hiring stems way beyond that fact.
That should be obvious even without reading the article. It's pretty unlikely that everything was hunky-dory before the PlayStation incident.
Way to go parents, too - set your son up to go to jail! Woooo! You won!! Um... maybe. Or maybe you just lost your son.
It's a truly sad story, and I blame the parents 90% for all of this. And I am saying this as a parent.
Judging on somebody's intelligence by looking at their school grades is silly - there's a lot of reasons to have bad grades, and most of them have nothing to do with smarts. Hiring a hitman to kill the parents, however, is plain dumb.
NBC ran a story on this a few nights ago: http://www.nbc4.com/news/14499644/detail.html
It's just a little more than a grounding.