Florida school shooter wants inheritance to go to charity says his lawyer

Miami -- The 19-year-old scumcrumpet who is accused of killing 17 people at the Parkland, Florida high school on Valentine's Day had inherited an $800,000 trust left to him by his adoptive mother. Now his defense lawyer is claiming on Wednesday that this piece of garbage wants to donate the money to charity.

It's so nice to hear the shooter had a change of heart [or in this case, actually grew a heart] and wants to pay for his sins.

The accused shooter appeared at a hearing in Broward County Court to determine if he needs a court-appointed lawyer or can afford one through the trust he and his 18-year-old brother received.

"He wants that money donated to an organization that he believes would facilitate healing in our community," his defense attorney, Melissa McNeil told the court. Judge Elizabeth Scherer did not yet make a ruling on the matter.

Perhaps the shooter should leave the money to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of the shooting. 

The funds could go directly to David Hogg, the 17-year-old who, by virtue of being at the school during the shooting, is considered by the mainstream media of being a gun-control genius [in spite of his inability to be accepted to any of the four colleges to which he applied]. The money could fund his transportation across the nation for his profanity-laced TV appearances in which he bullies conservatives and claims victimhood.

I believe the charity offer is a ploy for this heartless shooter to avoid the death penalty and I hope the public isn't fooled by it.

We need to keep their names and photos out of the news of the mass murderers. And when people like David Hogg stand on the graves of his fellow students to push a political agenda, we need to push back. 

If Hogg has an opinion that says, for example,  anyone who disagrees with him wants to see more dead children (e.g., Dana Loesch, an NRA spokesperson) we have the right and obligation to push back on such an immoral and disgusting accusation.



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