[QUOTE] John Mark Karr, the former suspect in the killing of JonBenet Ramsey, says he has never confessed to anything. In an exclusive interview, CNN's Larry King asked Karr why he had admitted to the 10-year-old crime. Karr said, "I never gave a definitive overt yes or no to anything." Karr, who also had computer child porn charges dismissed, [B][U]says he might one day return to teaching.[/U][/B] [/QUOTE]

:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: that will be the day this country finally stands up for something and shoots someone in the streets.

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"...at the end of the interview, CNN's Larry King concluded by telling Karr 'even if you are innocent, you're still a goddamn jackass', and then pulled out a handgun and shot him in the head. Authorities declined to press charges."

That's how the article should have ended.

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that guy is full of contradictions....everytime he said yes to something, he would then , say that he didnt mean it...then change his story.....fucking kill him

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Pathetic that this despicable example of a human being is still news. There are way more important things to talk about.

And as for CNN's Larry King, I officially declared the show a washout when he interviewed Lou Dobbs last week. Seriously, when you start interviewing your own news reporters/commentators as if they're a guest on your network, you've officially hit rock bottom. I mean what the hell ever happened with the reporter should never make themselves a part of the news, they're just supposed to report it. Pathetic! :roll:

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thats why i love IMUS. today you get john kerry, tomorrow, dick cheney. at least he covers the bases, and the guests damn well know the stupid politcal speeches arent welcomed. cut the shit, tell me what yer about.