There have been only 12 murders this year in SF and none of them have been random. And you are literally commenting on an article where the murderer was apprehended within days. And SFPD has over 60% clearance rate on homicides. So your facts and conclusion are so hilariously wrong I would ashamed to hang out on these boards after this.
>The fact is if he wasn’t in San Francisco, he wouldn’t have been killed.
He knew the alleged assailant. There's nothing precluding them from getting into the same exact argument, with the same exact outcome, in any other locale.
> The fact is if he wasn’t in San Francisco, he wouldn’t have been killed.
Does this hypothesis apply only to Bob Lee or to anyone? Because if it applies to any human, then it’s so readily falsifiable that I’m surprised anyone would propose it.
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