Reagan Shooter John Hinckley, Jr. Free Of All Court Oversight

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John Hinkley Jr., the man who shot and wounded President Reagan in 1981, is now completely free of court oversight. This ends four decades of oversight by legal and mental health professionals.

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Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.

videogamephenomhd
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Nothing personal toward Hinckley but what about the James Brady who was almost killed yet permanently disabled for life? A brilliant man who was never the same. We continue to reward violent criminals.

nursemcfarlane
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I am very very happy that John Hinckley Jr. is freed of all court oversight and he should have been freed of all court oversight as the US Constitution mandates that he be after he was acquitted in 1982 for fighting for our rights and freedoms against a tyrant

christopherclem
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They just did an interview with John Hinckley Jr. From what I saw he still has some major issues going on upstairs. Nothing against the guy and I'm not a Reagan fan (I think Reagan was one of America's worst president's) but for the safety of society I think he should remain in custody. Just sayin.

randyscrafts
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Jodie Foster finally admits, yeah, she was pretty impressed.

benrosen
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I do not agree to the decision of the court to free john hinckley jr. If the court can not give a death sentence he should remain in jail for 20 years and by this time he can apply for parole.

Anonymous-zsos
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Boy if that guy doesn't look like a Manchurian candidate, I don't know who does.

realitynewsbytes
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Welcome home hero!!! Too bad u missed

darklegionsl
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Hey Hey Ho Ho Hoda got to go! Hey Hey Ho Ho Hoda got to go! And Roker too.

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