Episode 44: Poetic Justice and the Stupidity of Lyndon McLeod

Murderous scumbag Lyndon McLeod found poetic justice on a Denver cross-roads when he came face to face with what he hated most in the world: a powerful and courageous woman.

Lyndon McLeod was a product of Generation X culture in the late nineties and early 2000s, moving from a post-modern hippie commune to the medical-marijuana world to tattoos and the back-to-the-land and off-grid community, developing a toxic and deadly hatred for women and society along the way.

This deadly misfit would explode from a mixture of stupidity and misogyny and take five lives, but justice would find him, literally and figuratively, in a most poetic way.

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Remembering Alicia Cardenas | Westword

Ashley Ferris talks about the day that saved her life | 9news.com

Examining the Denver Shooter’s Ideological Views – GNET (gnet-research.org)

Denver shooting victim honored in special exhibit at History Colorado Center (denver7.com)

How the Denver Shooter’s Digital Trail Exposes the Violent Fantasies of the ‘Manosphere’ - bellingcat

He Murdered 5 People. But Before Then, He Made a Movie About It. (vice.com)