Is this his acknowledgment of the CRIMINAL CHARGES that he is being tried for? That he “said stuff”? Fuck this asswipe. He was provoked? He will apologize to “whomever”, but it shouldn’t be a “death sentence“? Mandatory therapy <> death sentence, dumbass. Skordas and company need to lock this fucker up, but I doubt it will be happening this time. Unfortunately, there is likely to be a next.
I was wondering what prompted his post, and I think you hit the nail on the head. I think this post is aimed at Ericka. The line in there about him being "frustrated with dating as a disabled man" makes perfect sense as an inclusion then.
In her and her lawyer's request to have mandatory therapy added to his sentence, I bet there was some mention of how Russhole didn't show any actual remorse for his actions, or even a vague understanding of how what he did was wrong. So now this is him publicly "apologizing" to try to show see, look, he totally feels remorse! Even though nothing was
really his fault, he has graciously said he was sorry! Now Ericka will be obligated to forgive him and drop those charges and go on a date with him now, right? That's how apologies always worked for him as a kid, when no matter what horrible shit he did to his fellow students, the teachers would make them play with him again after he drooled out an "I'm sorry".
He probably wanted to send this to Ericka personally, but his lawyer and/or his parents were able to get it through his thick deformed skull that contacting her directly or mentioning her in public by name would make things even worse from a legal perspective. So this is his "compromise". He of course assumes that Ericka will immediately see this and be overcome with compassion for MUH PLIGHTS. Of course, it's more likely Ericka will
never see this (unless it becomes evidence at trial) because she wants nothing to do with him and avoids reading his social media. But a true blue malignant narcissist like Russhole can't conceive of the idea that he and his slurpy fee-fees might not be absolutely
central to someone else's life.
