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Kyren Lacy

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damn just everything about it is sad.  24 is still a kid.   hate this for anyone involved from both families.  RIP young man

The fact that the kid had a conscience makes this even more heartbreaking, from the initial accident to the very end. Good kids sometimes make terrible mistakes.

I can sympathize with this. When I found out from my nephew he asked me why would someone take their own life. I told him a story about how my unit was own a mission in Iraq, the Dad(terrorist) wanted to teach his son. So his son joined him on the mission and recorded it. When the dad blew the IED, he knocked down a power line that zapped him with 220 volts. That was more than two decades ago, I still hear the son's scream, smell the electrocuted flesh, and remember the charred body. We didn't even kill him, but I still think about his son. The nightmares are persistent. I know KL felt remorse, you have to be absolutely evil not to. I'm sending virtual hugs to both families, it's sad all the way around. 

7 hours ago, Texas fan in Georgia said:

Took his own life before his court hearing tomorrow . Sad sad situation 

What was he supposed to appear for? I haven’t kept up

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