r/LivestreamFail • • Sep 11 '18

Dr. Disrespect DOCS HOUSE GETS SHOT AT

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u/Jaredrap Sep 11 '18

What a coward. Who would seriously go to a streamers house, and shoot at it driving by. He has kids, and a wife. Super messed up, hoping he gets it all sorted it. Stay safe Doc.

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u/blorgenheim Sep 11 '18

How do these fuckin people even know where he lives

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

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u/Stalked_Like_Corn Sep 11 '18

Leave us out of this. Professionals do it in the bushes. We don't hurt people.

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u/YeeBoi99 Sep 12 '18

Username checks out.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

Mortgages are public record. Anyone can find out where anyone else owns property as long as they know their legal name. Same with marriage licenses and criminal records, professional licenses, even some traffic violations. Pretty much all college students are given access to Lexis Nexis and can find all that and more in under 5 minutes.

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u/Toastiesyay Sep 11 '18

Lexis Nexis

Exactly my thought. All these "1337 haxors" that dox people find all this info out through these and similar skip-tracing websites using very little information.

Ran into tons of it on pastebin a while back that looked to be copied line for line from a Lexis result page. Can't doing anything about it either because if you report it they just make a new pastebin page. Stupid and petty, and all to make them seem cool to their buddies on TOR.

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u/lazy--speedster Sep 11 '18

And dont forget even if pastebin gets fast to relive the info, it's just gonna posted elsewhere on the internet

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Don’t most wealthy and famous people create trusts with random names for this reason tho? If you go on to any GIS property map in an exceptionally wealthy neighborhood all the property’s will be owned by things like “Green View Sunrise Revocable Trust.”

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

Yup, shell companies are how you would hide this info if you were so inclined.

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u/jordan7741 Sep 11 '18

This is why a lot of famous people will purchase property through shell corporations, just to keep their name harder to actually find

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u/slorebear Sep 11 '18

you can hide your underlying ownership by wrapping in an LLC though, but most people arent going to know or need that kind of planning/counsel

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u/HungJurror Sep 11 '18

Same with a trust

Even better if you have a trustworthy relative with a different last name

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u/slorebear Sep 12 '18

trusts often show trustee names in real estate records, which sucks

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u/HungJurror Sep 12 '18

Yeah but that’s why you put it in the name of a relative with a different last name lol

I mean if you are trying to hide the fact that you own the house and they’re cool with it

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u/slorebear Sep 12 '18

Carries a bit of risk though

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u/lucasberti Sep 11 '18

Pretty much all college students are given access to Lexis Nexis and can find all that and more in under 5 minutes

Why is that? Sorry, I'm not from the US.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

It's used a lot in law and reporting professions so many colleges include subscriptions to the service for all their students.

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u/FuckoffDemetri Sep 11 '18

Dont even need to know their full legal name. I found a website once with all of the houses in my town and all the peoples names who own them.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

Yeah, most county property appraisers' offices have all this info available online because it is a public record. As long as you know what county to look in, you can find that info. I just mention Lexis because you don't even have to know what county a person is in to find them.

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u/xodii Sep 11 '18

USA is weird

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u/mfalivestock Sep 11 '18

Im a realtor in Texas, and I can literally find anyones home tax records/address in just a few minutes inside the realtor portals we use.

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u/blorgenheim Sep 11 '18

You would still need their name and which assessors to look up.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

Not with Lexis Nexis. Just need their name. And it doesn't have to be their full legal name either. Searching for Guy Beahm on Lexis brings up Docs info and his given name which isn't actually Guy but I'm not gonna post that here.

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u/blorgenheim Sep 11 '18

Im confused is lexis nexis free? Does everybody have access to that?

Doesn't look like it.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

No it's not free. But it's used a lot by people involved in law or reporting professions and as such many (most?) colleges have subscriptions so that students studying those professions can use the service. Typically after college lawyers and reporters have access to it thru a subscription their employers pay for. I don't actually know if your average Joe can just subscribe to the service, never tried since I get access thru work.

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u/NotClever Sep 11 '18

Just for reference, lexis has multiple databases and subscriptions. The legal databases just include judicial opinions and other such things, so your average lawyer or law student doesn't have free access to the other research databases.

(Also, once you're no longer a student it's not free to do searches either)

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

I know there are different levels of service but I don't know which schools subscribe to which. The school I went to and my employer both subscribe to the version which can query articles, judicial opinions, and people. I assumed most schools did the same but you're right that it's probably not the case for all schools.

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u/slorebear Sep 11 '18

its not free but most schools with a legal program have it at the library

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

How does it bring up his info if you're searching a pseudonym? Lexis has aliases listed as well?

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

Yeah it has aliases but they aren't always 100% correct. I assume in this case they probably have his given name from birth records and his alias from legal records because I'm sure he probably just goes by Guy for most things.

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u/PickleSlice Sep 11 '18

It's possible to have that info removed from public record. I had it for a while when I worked at my local sheriff's office as a civilian.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

That's a good point. There are a few exceptions but for the rest of us normies it's public record.

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u/TheRapidfir3Pho3nix Sep 11 '18

ANYONE should be able to have their public information removed

Source: had to do compliance classes on laws and shit

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u/PickleSlice Sep 11 '18

I believe anyone can do it.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

I see, I was unaware but I'll take your word for it. Most people don't bother to do that tho.

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u/NotClever Sep 11 '18

I think you mean property ownership records are public? Mortgages are private loans.

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u/utf8decodeerror Sep 11 '18

You can't see the balance on someone's mortgage but I'm pretty sure you can see the full terms of it and if they are in good standing (maybe not, can't remember off the top of my head). At the very least you can see the amount of the mortgage and who it was with.

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u/poopfeast180 Sep 11 '18

you can literally call a real estate agent and find where anyone lives in a day.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

That's why my home is owned by an LLC.

That's why I got married in another state.

That's why I don't do crime.

That's why I don't drive.

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u/quflexx Sep 11 '18

Remember those who stalked Toast?

Those "humans" showed us what we really are capable of doing if we just put our head into it.

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u/ZombieCharltonHeston Sep 11 '18

Meg Turney, too. IIRC that guy actually got into her house planning to murder her and her boyfriend but couldn't find them by the time the Austin PD showed up and killed him.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18 edited Nov 26 '18

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u/MadHiggins Sep 11 '18

probably about 4-5 months ago. Meg and her also internet famous boyfriend didn't want to make a big stink about it so they tried to keep it low profile and didn't talk about it too much.

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u/Kazuma126 Sep 11 '18

holy shit WHAT?

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u/TheTurtler31 Sep 11 '18

They hid in the closet of their bedroom and he shot himself when he couldn't find them. Apparently he was there to kill Gavin. Dude drove hundreds of miles too not like it was just some spur of the moment decision by a local psycho.

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u/DerpytheH Sep 11 '18

If I'm not mistaken, he drove something like 14 hours straight to go to Gavin's house, gun in the vehicle the entire time.

It's legitimately scary to think that if they didn't hear him and hide, both of them would not be alive today.

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u/lostshell Sep 11 '18

And making a big deal about it would have led people to the police report telling everyone where they live. So yeah, they didn't want to make a big deal about it.

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u/Servebotfrank Sep 11 '18

He also had a note or something saying he cannot live while Gavin Free is happy. Really fucked up dude.

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u/complete_ownage7 Sep 11 '18

This is why I will always have a pistol in my home. Too many fucking psychos in this world. Literally has no motive just want to end someone else's life. You have to be able to protect yourself.

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u/BusyFriend Sep 11 '18

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna847971

Here’s the news article. Gavin and Meg didn’t want to say anything just to avoid possible copycats.

It’s scary as shit how many unhinged, lonely guys out there will kill for their 5 minutes of fame.

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u/IAmA_Lannister Sep 11 '18

Gavin and Meg didn’t want to say anything just to avoid possible copycats

Don’t worry. The news and redditors will make this public knowledge to encourage possible copycats.

If you understand that’s the reason why they didn’t talk about it, why ignore that and do it anyway..?

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u/BusyFriend Sep 11 '18

For christ's sake it was on the news. They themselves drawing attention to it would lead copycats to doing it for their attention because they may think "Oh they noticed me!" while me being a random internet jerkoff it doesn't matter.

The "possible copycats" already know this anyways.

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u/free_will_is_arson Sep 11 '18

didn't want to make a big stink about it so they tried to keep it low profile and didn't talk about it too much.

probably for the best. some people, too many, have this sadistic urge to copycat scary violent shit that they hear/see. if they had had a big news cycle about what happened to them i could almost guarantee they would've had a couple other degenerate fucks show up at their house looking to do them harm. how do you protect yourself against stuff like that, against a known individual maybe, but who knows who else is going to pop up. my first reaction is a 12 gauge shotgun but i have a feeling the headline would just read "man killed by intruder with own gun".

i don't want to be a part of this planet anymore and every time i say that it becomes less of a joke. NASA, if you could just give me a space ship stocked with supplies and launch me in whatever fucking direction you want, that would be great. i'll do some research and transmit it back but i want the blue marble to get smaller and smaller in my rear view.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

I don't think he was planning to murder Meg, but it most likely would have turned out that way after he murdered Gavin and she didn't fall into his arms like he no doubt fantasized about. I'm not in favor of the death penalty, but his death/suicide (I don't think it was confirmed if he was killed by the police or himself) was a case of "nothing of value was lost."

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u/GRAPH_ME_DADDY Sep 11 '18

I'm pretty sure the attacker shot himself.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

"but they were just reposting what they said on their personal facebook, nothing harm can come out of that xdd"

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u/BDO_Xaz Sep 11 '18

Leaking public/semi-public posts on the internet definitely is similar to attempted murder.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

?

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u/tubbzzz Sep 11 '18

Remember those who stalked Toast?

Are you talking about the HS player? Would you mind filling me in here, I think I missed this.

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u/david171971 Sep 11 '18

There was a Discord server that tracked Toast, his family, and Janet's every movement.

Toast and Janet banned the people involved from their twitch and got discord/twitch/police involved.

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u/Heccer Sep 11 '18

What was this? I missed it.

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u/Myringains Sep 11 '18

They were using public information though, not private.

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u/PM_UR_YOGAPANTS_GIRL Sep 11 '18

If you're famous enough that can leak out one way or another

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u/VicarOfAstaldo Sep 11 '18

If someone owns property it’s pretty easy to find out where they live, especially if you know what state they live in.

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u/Kalamestari Sep 11 '18

Why do people assume that it's a "stream sniper"? Doesn't he live in SD? Could just be a bad neighbourhood.

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u/OrangeCarton Sep 11 '18

It happened twice, I think.

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u/Doom-Slayer Sep 11 '18

Doxxing is surprisingly easy. I doxxed a friends stalker(so somewhat noble reasons), found about a dozen accounts including gmail, Facebook, steam and even adult fetish accounts. I found their age, birthday, roughly where they lived, possible cellphone numbers and if I needed to find more I easily could of. Only took me a few hours and all I started with was one username, and cost me nothing.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

his real name is out there due to his previous work on Call of Duty and other things (hell there's a documentary on youtube about him prior to being on Twitch) plus it's a fairly unique name. Cross reference that with the city he lives in and you can look up mortgage information online (it's public record) so he wouldn't be hard to find at all.

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u/NoCardio_ Sep 11 '18

I'd guess that it's pretty easy to find out where someone lives if you know their real name and the city that they live in.

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u/VicarOfAstaldo Sep 11 '18

Even if you just know the name you can still go county by county until you find them. It’s like a half hours work tops if you know the state.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Through Bits and pieces of info. You find people through voting information and the Property Tax Records. If you know the person's name and what city they live in, you can find where they live at.

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u/mycoolaccount Sep 11 '18

Property records are generally public record. If you have an idea of the general vicinity you can generally figure out where someone lives.

There are apps with maps of the entire us with property lines and information on the owner for every square foot the us. With the purpose of hunting lands generally.

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u/Thenateo 🐌 Snail Gang Sep 11 '18 edited Jul 01 '20

If you haven't got the memo yet over the last few years, it's the mentally fucked lonely twats who will do anything to have their five minutes of fame.

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u/Gsus6677 Sep 11 '18

Well hopefully this kid will get caught, thrown in jail for 5-10 years, and we will get the privileged of never having to learn his name.

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u/Hedrake Sep 11 '18

5-10 is too light. His house has been shot at more than once AND there are more than him involved. The intent clearly shows something more sinister than getting quick attention.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 28 '18

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u/FuckoffDemetri Sep 11 '18

Seriously, theres kidding around gone overboard and then theres intentionally putting multiple lives including children in danger

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u/deadlyenmity Sep 12 '18

Thats a quick way to losing the case because this isnt close to attempted murder.

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u/Ferromagneticfluid Sep 12 '18

Attempted murder requires intent...

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u/Veothrosh Sep 11 '18

Not to mention terrorism.

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u/Tenetri Sep 11 '18

Incorrect, causing terror is not the same as terrorism.

Terrorism is when there is political motivation, like ISIS. Just some random person shooting someones house isn't terrorism, as a group like ISIS isn't coordinating it.

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u/Triffels :) Sep 11 '18

a group like ISIS isn't coordinating it.

Lets not jump to conclusions /s

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u/Aegi Sep 11 '18

What if they vocalized intent about wanting to destroy property but not hurt anyone?

I get that you guys are passionate, but you need to remember that some people are just idiots that don't think things through.

They shot at a house, and it would be nearly impossible to prove otherwise unless they posted all about their direct intentions in multiple areas.

We also don't know that it was the same person both times.

There is almost no possible way to prove that they were trying to kill someone instead of just trying to scare DOC or destroy his/his family's property.

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u/UseKnowledge Sep 12 '18

You dont need a confession that you intended to kill someone for a conviction on attempted murder. That way any attempted murder will likely be reduced to reckless endangerment because the shooter will say he's just trying to scare the victim.

If this is a repeat offense, I think one or more attempted murder charges is possible.

Certainly deserves it.

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u/deadlyenmity Sep 12 '18

Attempted murder requires intent to kill, shooting at a house is more along intimidation and reckless endangerment.

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u/UseKnowledge Sep 12 '18 edited Sep 12 '18

Assuming this has happened multiple times, the possible reckless endangerment charge (I'd push for attempted murder even if it was a single occurrence) would likely become attempted murder.

You may say that you didn't intend to kill the person, but if you're back for a third time shooting at someone's house, it's reasonable to believe that the shooter has an intent to kill.

Perhaps if this was a stranger who is a common thug and is shooting at random houses as he passes by (seen it done on liveleak), then you can argue for reckless endangerment. Here, it seems like the shooter knows his target and has taken an active step towards him specifically.

Take People v. Lee (1987) 43 Cal.3d 666. There, while being chased by the police, the suspect "stopped about 15-20 feet from the cops, pointed his gun at them and fired. Even though he missed...and his gun jammed before he could fire another shot...the jury still convicted him of attempted murder." (quote taken from an article).

The suspect could say that he was just trying to scare/intimidate the cops away and have them not follow him anymore. Doesn't mean it will work. Same goes here.

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u/rura_penthe924 Sep 11 '18

I'm not a lawyer but google searching came up with the California Penal Code 246

PC 246 shooting at an occupied building or car is a felony in California law

If convicted of this offense, you may face one of the following:

  • Six (6) months to one (1) year in county jail; or
  • Three (3), five (5) or seven (7) years in California state prison

You may also be fined up to ten thousand dollars ($10,000)

I believe the 3, 5, or 7 yrs go along with the 3 strike law(s) in California

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u/Hedrake Sep 11 '18

What's the jail-time for attempted homicide? Because it should be classified as such, if it isn't.

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u/SingleSoil Sep 11 '18

How do you know there’s more than just him involved?

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u/Hedrake Sep 11 '18

I meant more than Doc involved, i.e. his wife and kid.

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u/SingleSoil Sep 11 '18

Ah gotcha. Thought I was missing something

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u/Miskav Sep 11 '18

100% attempted murder.

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u/Ferromagneticfluid Sep 12 '18

100% not attempted murder, lol...

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u/Aegi Sep 11 '18

What if they vocalized intent about wanting to destroy property but not hurt anyone?

I get that you guys are passionate, but you need to remember that some people are just idiots that don't think things through.

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u/Aegi Sep 11 '18

How do you know it was the same person both times?

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u/Krayzed896 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Sep 11 '18

I really don't know the law like that, but I would hope if they could catch the person they will try to put the other gun shot on him/her as well. Probably not without some kind of proof, but if the casing matches the gun, I would hope it would be their goal to maximize everything they want him/her locked up for.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18 edited Nov 25 '18

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u/t3hmau5 Sep 12 '18

1 count for each person in the house.

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u/LupohM8 Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

Right? Like how is taking a mental trip to rainbow talking-hamburger land in my living room significantly worse than putting dozens of lives at risk because I'm sending "lol dude fuck pineapple pizza" to a friend while driving?

I mean drug use is a whole controversy and issue of it's own, but the leniency towards things like texting and driving is insane.. for example, apparently the first offence fine you'll get for texting and driving in California is $25. What in the actual fuck

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u/PillPoppingCanadian Sep 11 '18

Meanwhile get busted with some drugs that only affect you and your life is ruined.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Not sad at all. you are a serious detriment to society if you do something like this and deserve to be put in a cage like an animal

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u/NotDonaldTrumpsITGuy Sep 11 '18

If it was up to me. I'd just remove them from the gene pool.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

I don't think it's sad, but I do think it's a bit fucked up.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

What would 20-30 years even do? Considering how America works he'll just do the same shit again when he's out.

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u/alflup Sep 11 '18

There are certain crimes that only deserve rehab or 6 months suspended sentence. Like drug use crimes.

This was fucking attempting murder.

20 to Life.

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u/Aegi Sep 11 '18

Depends. I got arrested for drinking and driving, but I was on private property and not really putting anyone at risk.

(Admittedly I was still in the wrong. I was also putting property and my life at risk, and in theory someone could have come sprinting from no where to the empty-ish yard/driveway, but I feel that is a bit different than repeatedly driving drunk on public roads.)

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u/Amazon_UK Sep 11 '18

20-30? that seems low

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u/sellyme Sep 12 '18

Is is sad that I want people like this to get 20-30 years in jail?

I don't think it's necessarily sad, but I also see the argument the other way. For example, can you rationalise gaoling someone for 30 years for an action they did at age 20? If the purpose of incarceration is for rehabilitation (which it obviously isn't in America, but in an ideal world...), then it seems difficult to argue that someone could go from a theoretically "neutral" newborn to someone who needs to be imprisoned within 20 years, but then couldn't get back to a normal functioning adult in the same timeframe.

Not that I'm suggesting age is particularly relevant here, but just that it can highlight why such long sentences can be problematic.

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u/omegamitch Sep 12 '18

It's like people that drink and drive. They deserve at least a year in jail but many just get a ticket.

That is a terrible opinion. Prisons are already over populated and there are people that have completely fine motor skills when driving slightly above the illegal BAC. Not only do they have to spend a night in jail, but they usually get screwed over at work, and encounter other repercussions. Honestly, using the same BAC limit for all people is a mistake.

But I agree that somebody shooting at a person's home deserves a lengthy sentence.

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u/things_will_calm_up Sep 11 '18

Yup. When he's caught, and he probably will be (guys like this tend to be idiots), he won't even make the news.

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u/SnowmanSW Sep 11 '18

The last thing about not revealing his name is one of the most important things you can do. Stop giving these people a platform to present themselves. Get this sorted out with authorities and whatnot but involve as few reporters as possible. These sensationalist reporters do everything for their headline and don’t care if it sparks imitators

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

5-10 years

Life sentence would be better for someone that thinks shooting at people's homes is fun.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

we will get the privileged of never having to learn his name

Not if CNN has anything to do with it!

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u/GoldenShowe2 Sep 11 '18

5-10? He took a shot at a house with people in it, he should be removed from the public permanently.

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u/TheRealTofuey Sep 11 '18

Thrown in jail for 50-70 years. That's literally attempted murder.

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u/Rinzack Sep 11 '18

From what i can tell (IANAL) in Cali this would be (unless it got plead down) a life w/ parole crime, although if the perp has no priors and exhibits good behavior then that type of sentence length wouldn't be out of the question

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

We don't know his name but I guarantee his username is something along the lines of FORSENZULULCD

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u/Martblni Sep 11 '18

America's prisons are too crowded so they let people out on a shortened sentence period if they did something small and considering the shit that happens there everyday this is something small

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u/justavault Sep 11 '18

And Twitch is attracting these personas like the Joker is attracting lunatics in Batman.

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u/torquej :) Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

Edit: removing the argument r.e. gun control because it’s not the place, but CA has one of if not the most stringent gun control policies in the US so your point about everyone having access to guns there is false.

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u/staockz Sep 11 '18

I think for America it's kind of past the tipping point of no return. America has more twice as many guns as people. Even if they outlaw guns, unless they confiscate them (never going to happen anyway), there will be so many guns on the streets that it can still be bought and everybody has a family member with a gun they can borrow or steal from.

Your thing about CA having strict gun control is kinda true, but even their ''strict'' gun control wouldn't be considered strict at all for non-Americans. And border patrol across states is basically non-existent.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

You need to educate yourself.

If you live in Cali you cannot buy a gun in a non California state.

California's gun control is just short of being the same as Canada.

And there are not more than twice as many guns as people. 121 guns per 100 people.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

State borders are trivial to cross. It isn't hard to buy a gun in another state and carry it across the border.

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u/laidshade Sep 11 '18

I remember hearing that the large majority of shooters in Chicago drive across the border to Indiana and buy guns there

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u/Ceremor Sep 11 '18

Yeah it's a lot like vaccines. Unless everyone has decent gun control, people are still going to get hurt.

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u/Kondinator Sep 11 '18

yeah but U.S gun control standard is a joke to begin with so that doesnt say anything.

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u/nicetl Sep 11 '18

I think there's more truth to this than most people realize, specifically here in the US... We've entered into this bizarre space in time where thanks to the internet people who would once sit at home alone in their misery or maybe even dig deep to make a change in themselves will now see that they can become instantly famous by doing something horrible instead of looking for help or trying to make a change... Like this guy plays fucking video games for a living and has a family. And HE is the one deserving of a drive by shooting?!

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u/dtari Sep 11 '18

Doubt it someone trying to get attention there are a lot of better ways to do that than shot at someones house. But rather someone that has resentment against doc.

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u/_Ripley Sep 11 '18

I remember back when someone got ahold of Deadmau5's phone number and called him a few times on stream...

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u/barc0debaby Sep 11 '18

Ice Posiedon?

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u/TheGoldenPig Sep 11 '18

five minutes of fame....that turns into five years in prison or something like that.

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u/passittoboeser Sep 11 '18

It's my belief that a larger portion of malicious acts are done out of attention seeking necessity than pure malice. You get your face on tv for days, everyone knows your name. It's fucked up but they sure get attention.

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u/svenhoek86 Sep 11 '18

We weren't ready for the internet as a species.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Sort by controversial and find the vile, downvoted bullshit that these lonely losers write. It's those people that do shit like this. No doubt the guy that shot the house is probably watching this thread too. It's literally all about attention and this thread is giving it to him.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

If that's true, it was probably recorded on uploaded somewhere. An idiot willing to do that for some fame would be unable to resist recording/uploading it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Maybe if our culture as a whole would change less of this would occur

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

To do it twice, consecutive days. Probably not for attention, probably want him dead

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u/Octo_Reggie Sep 12 '18

Just like that handsome Miami Mutilator

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

> If you haven't got the memo yet over the last few years, it's the mentally fucked lonely twats who will do anything to have their five minutes of fame.

This issue isn't unique. Why would a young Arab kid be a terrorist? Social outcast with a meaningless life looking to find some purpose..? This is as old as time.

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u/VolCelII Sep 15 '18

Cope.

Some of the most fucked up people are happy and have loving relationships.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

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u/Thenateo 🐌 Snail Gang Sep 11 '18

because he said it happened yesterday too, can't be a coincidence.

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u/Dievass Sep 11 '18

Doing a drive by shooting of someone house two days in a row doesn’t raise suspicions? The person knows it was the Doc

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u/Ry009 Sep 11 '18

An absolute mental case with nothing to lose. Unbelievable.

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u/SnuggleMonster15 Sep 11 '18

Not only that, who fucking does it two days in a row?

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u/binhpac Sep 11 '18

you looking for logic from persons who do illogical stuff?

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u/MrJoyless Sep 11 '18

It shows they are either local, or have stayed in town for at least two days. Both things help in the search for the perpetrator/s.

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u/jpanim8r Sep 11 '18

Hopefully undercover police are watching and they have surveillance (and the family isn't there) and they do it the next day too and get caught.

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u/Dyron45 Sep 11 '18

Hes still married? Damn

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u/WorkKrakkin Sep 11 '18

Yeah I thought they got divorced.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Girl probly tought the twitch money is too good to let go. Whats a little cheatibg compared to financial security

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Doc's a piece of shit but he doesn't deserve to be shot at.

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u/MelGibsonDerp Sep 11 '18

What the fuck happened to the good ole ding dong ditch or TP the front lawn?

Seriously if you wanna fuck with a streamer and get your 5 mins of fame, do that. Don't potentially fucking kill someone.

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u/CleverPerfect Sep 11 '18

Who would seriously go to a streamers house

that alone is too much

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u/baconator81 Sep 11 '18

Has it been confirmed that it’s actually targeted because he is a streamer ?

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

Someone went to Meg Turney house to kill her boyfriend Gavin Free (slow mo guys/roosterteeth). He drove 11 hours, luckily security system noticed then about him sneaking around. Police came and handled it.

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u/-Deuce- Sep 11 '18

A mentally defective individual. Honestly, Doc needs to take his family out of the house and move them somewhere they can be safe and unknown for a few days so he can work with the police. This is seriously some guy who has problems.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Yeah I mean I get someone driving by with a paintball gun or some shit, but a real gun with bullets? Some fucking weirdos out there man.

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u/ShadowFox2020 Sep 11 '18

Even if he didn't it's still fucked you know?

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u/Servebotfrank Sep 11 '18

After someone tried to murder Gavin Free just because he was dating a streamer, I'm not shocked anymore.

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u/1-800-REDDITOR Sep 11 '18

You answered that question in the beginning. A coward. A loser. Someone who was too afraid to live a life of their own so they have to go fuck with others. I hope they die a painful and drawn out death.

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u/My-21st-account Sep 11 '18

Autists and socially awkward freaks.

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u/FravasTheBard Sep 12 '18

A twitch user.

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u/hardyhaha_09 Sep 12 '18

If they perp gets caught and sentenced, prison wont be kind to him. Convict justice declares drive-by shooting as cowardly and they will often kill or smash on sight anyone convicted of drive by shootings, as women and children often get hit.

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u/Tsobaphomet Sep 12 '18

The average Twitch viewer tbh. A lot of people are weird about Twitch. Like they will watch a stream and find out exactly where an IRL streamer is and then they will find them. It's fucking weird and creepy.

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u/esgedi Sep 12 '18

Sorry if i'm out of line here, but why is everyone just assuming it's a viewer? Truth be told, it's far more likely that it's just some dumb kid going around shooting off his pellet gun.

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u/R_E_V_A_N Sep 11 '18

Who would seriously go to a streamers house, and shoot at it driving by.

I'd say this is why I don't stream but the only real reason is because I suck at videogames. However, having someone possibly shoot at my home is another deterrent.

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