Jamar Siler
Jamar Siler

Defense calls for brain scan of accused Central High shooter:

It’s been a while since we talked about Jamar Siler. Back in 2008, Siler is said to have shot classmate Ryan McDonald in cold blood inside the cafeteria at Central High School in Knoxville, Tennessee. To this day I have not heard a motive for the shooting. By all accounts, Ryan McDonald was nice kid who never bothered anybody.

Siler’s lawyer has been granted a motion in which he will get a brain scan for his client. It seems that the defense is trying to blame the shooting on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome because Siler’s biological mom allegedly drank while she was pregnant.

“We have enlisted the help of one of the nation’s top authorities on fetal alcohol syndrome,” Greene said. “We’re of the opinion that’s a problem Jamar has had all his life.”

“If your brain doesn’t develop, that can take the intent away,” Greene said. “We’re not going to say he didn’t (kill McDonald), but did he intend to do it? Was it premeditated?”

Again with the so-called undeveloped brains. Siler was 15 when he killed Ryan and was charged as an adult.

Siler’s brain wasn’t so undeveloped that he wasn’t able to escape briefly from the correctional facility he was being housed in.

If he knew why he was being held he knows what he was doing when he shot Ryan.

I’ll give them this much, it is an original defense. Not a good one but original.

2 responses to “Central High Shooter killed because mommy drank says lawyer”

  1. haha fucking retarded, he probably sat and thought for years before about that day he shot the kid. Years in advance he knew he was gonna shoot at school….. or it was a split decision made at that last second when his brain from fetal alcohol syndrome suddenly had to kill humans at school. makes no fuckin sense. Every school shooter fucking sits and plans that shit, this kid knew what he was doing…escaping from a housing facility? Intelligent Psychopath, good bye have fun in jail haha. no seriously.

  2. Definitely not buying it.

    Sorry, I’m seriously of the “you made the bed, you sleep in it” mentality here: if he was cognizant of the possibility of escaping for he knew he was in trouble – and why he was in trouble – then he can indubitably face the music.

    Personally I think due to his ‘track record’ the article talked about combined with the ‘nice kid who wouldn’t harm anyone’ is someone who’s never owned up to anything he did for he used his crocodile tears and charisma to get out of it. High time society nailed his butt to the wall – no one forced him to get the gun and pull the trigger.

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