MAGA father shoots his daughter over argument about Trump. MAGA's: Are you sure the anti-trump people are the ones with 'derangement syndrome'?

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/boyfriend-woman-killed-maga-father-191532924.html

The British boyfriend of a woman who was shot dead by her MAGA father shortly after an argument about Donald Trump is speaking out about how U. S. authorities mishandled the case.

On Jan. 10, 2025, Lucy Harrison, a 23-year-old British citizen, was shot dead by her father, Kris Harrison, at his home in a Dallas suburb.

Her killing happened shortly after the pair had been arguing about Trump, and just minutes before she and her boyfriend of five years were supposed to head to the airport to fly back to the U. K.

Harrison did not face charges in the U. S. for killing his daughter, but earlier this year, a British coroner’s court ruled that her death was unlawful...

In court, Littler had said Lucy and her dad had also argued about Trump the day she was killed.

Littler said Lucy had asked her father, “How would you feel if I was the girl in that situation and I’d been sexually assaulted?” while they were discussing Trump.

To be clear this happened over a year ago but the boyfriend of the daughter killed here has broken his silence on details over it. Yeah i mean why is it no surprise that the more violent ones in our country are always people on the far right?

Yeah the only deranged people here are the violent thugs on the far right

Wow this is just a huge tragedy

Hey no need to bring politics into this! (even though this shooting was literally over a political argument!)

I'm a MAGA nutjob and think that, despite OVERWHELMING evidence the the contrary, no the deranged people are actually progressive people (who are actually trying to do the work to make the country better)!

I just have no words for this tragedy!

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You know no one MAGA will ever answer this question lol, but they could have if you posted anonymously right?

I believe that the whole derangement thing, anyway how we put it, and anyway the side of the fence used is not really useful. This father hasn't been convicted and the reasons for the no conviction sound plausible to me. Plausible but fair? It's a very big topic, anything Justice is always so complicated, and I prefer it to be, because I don't want to live in times where justice wasn't a complicated aspect of our societies

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Nah they’ll receive the message hehe. Somehow they know when i post something

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Anyway i know you’re trying to be fair it sounds like but isn’t it interesting how the Texas cops came up empty with no arrests while the British courts who did a more thorough investigation did find the death was unlawful? Hmmm

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I'm trying to be fair, exactly
Unlawful... but unlawful under which legislation because surely UK and USA must have different laws, or at least different nuances

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that they do...

ill just come out and say it. i don't trust the cops or the courts in texas one bit over this sorry.

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Oh don't be sorry, I understand political suspicions towards Texas lol

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i only provided a small snippet from the article but if you clock on it, these parts kinda stick out to me as problematic on the part of the texas side of things:

1. "Littler also questioned whether the grand jury in Texas was given the full evidence before they opted not to indict Harrison. He implied that Texas authorities had already made up their minds about what had transpired on the day Lucy was killed.

“From my understanding, it felt as though the situation was already being viewed as a ‘terrible accident’ before I was questioned as a witness,” he noted..."

2. "At the time it left me concerned that preliminary assumptions about the circumstances may already have been developing before my own account had been fully obtained,” he wrote."

After being interviewed by the police, Littler said he was asked to call Lucy’s mom, Jane, to inform her of her daughter’s death, which he said was “extremely distressing.”

“When she did not answer, I was asked to call my own mom and ask her to go to Jane’s house,” he said, adding “I was advised to say, ‘there has been a terrible accident, Lucy has been shot and is no longer with us.”

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so when you say 'justice is complicated and should be' i agree but in this case it almost sounds like they treated it like it wasn't complicated at all and made up their minds the moment the father spoke.

i dunno i just got questions.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

but... by the way, there is no federal court for cases involving fatalities, it's automatically a regional court?

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well yeah unless the crime crosses state lines

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

do you know why neither of
- Negligent homicide
- Criminal negligence
- Accidental homicide
applied?

[MrChinaski]

Okay, there are whackjobs everywhere and in the US the whackjobs have guns. But this:

"Harrison did not face charges in the U. S. for killing his daughter"

So. Man shoots his own daughter death in Texas and police are: 'Meh, too much paperwork. More donuts?"