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Police in Rapid Springs, Michigan, have released information hoping to alert potential victims of a serial philanderer who deliberately had unprotected sex with thousands of people, in an effort to spread HIV. David Dean Smith, 51, turned himself in to Michigan police last week, confessing that he hoped to spread his infection to others.
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According to the Daily Mail a detective working on the case said of Smith "He says he intentionally attempted to spread the disease to kill people.
Smith has allegedly slept with over 3,000 men and women over the last few years.
Originally posted by WarJohn
reply to post by OmegaOwl
Alone?
He has his joy if you know what I mean when one is alone.
Originally posted by HeavierThanLight
the only thing that works is prevention. Understanding what causes people to behave this way will save far more lives than sodomizing with pineapples or any other inhuman punishment.
Where I'm afraid we part company is when the criminal is a full grown adult and anything short of just over the top insane. Not the technical version of that term, but the kind of insane a news story couldn't help mentioning and the cops would even bother questioning a suspect because of. He wasn't, obviously.
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
Where I'm afraid we part company is when the criminal is a full grown adult and anything short of just over the top insane. Not the technical version of that term, but the kind of insane a news story couldn't help mentioning and the cops would even bother questioning a suspect because of. He wasn't, obviously.
The guy was certifiably, diagnosably insane. (I used to have the authority to diagnose people before I retired... but prefer not to be bashed for that, thanks everyone). This guy was obviously, yes, insane, in the technical version of that term.
You've got me curious now. How can you determine based only on the stories here, that he was certifiably insane? If I understand the legal definition where this matters, an element of that must include the inability to distinguish right from wrong.