Denver man stabbed his uncle to death after fight over hot sauce escalated
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The earnest of being Frank's.
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I think there's a reason assumptions make an ass out of you
I think there’s a reason assumptions make an ass out of you
Sure, you could say that about any new story you read on the internet. I have no desire and am in no position to act on my assumptions here on this news story, so I think making assumptions like these are fairly benign.
I also think there's a good amount of evidence that the nephew here is the cause of his own downfall. The uncle isn't the first man that the nephew has stabbed to death:
"In the documents, with sources confirming, Denver police previously arrested Vigil on Sept. 3, 2021, for the death of Timothy Gama, 54."
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The earnest of being Frank's.
I have to know what kind of hot sauce this was over
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Fucking Tabasco eaters...
New Ads line: ‘This sauce is so good that you will kill your uncle.’
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The earnest of being Frank's.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Been there. One month my mother brought home tabasco peppers. They, uh, tasted just like that. If I didn't have, 12+1+5+3+4+3 uh 28 different hot sauces and mustards to tide me over until we could go to the store
Edit 29 forgot the Vidalia onion/cascabella one
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The earnest of being Frank's.
Sounds like a heated debate...
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Fucking Tabasco eaters...
Tabasco is trash
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The earnest of being Frank's.
I guess he's not the Top... uhh... Tío.
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According to a probable cause statement obtained by FOX31, Vigil told officers that someone in the house was making a sandwich and asked for hot sauce. When Vigil reportedly responded that the condiment was in an upstairs bedroom, a verbal dispute broke out and quickly escalated into a physical fight.
I can't tell if I'm just getting old and jaded, but the 20 year old murder nephew was living with extended family (the Uncle), and while living there he decided that the household hot sauce bottle was acceptable to take (and keep?) in his personal bedroom. This smells like a certainly level of entitlement on the part of the nephew. The nephew then killing the uncle in the uncle's own house says it even more.
I wanna know what he was doing with that bottle of hot sauce in the privacy of his bedroom. Possibly it subsequently failed a sniff test and that was what led to the argument.
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I wanna know what he was doing with that bottle of hot sauce in the privacy of his bedroom. Possibly it subsequently failed a sniff test and that was what led to the argument.
I doubt it was anything that insidious. I'm thinking its more the carelessness of taking a household resource and removing it to a private space making it unavailable to the rest of the house. Someone that doesn't think of others would do that, and it was likely simply the most recent example of him doing that.
