Yeah. There judicial/extrajudicial murders. There is different levels of manslaughter / accidental killings and such. Then there are the different degrees of murder. Even the mislabeling of products hsve brought "manslaughter" charges...

Anyway, yeah, many many people are either directly, or indirectly related/responsible for someone's death.

In a sense, by levels of separation, I am indirectly responsible for a couple different people's death...

Its not something that someone would put blame on me, I mean, I used to party with a lot of people, these people died while "partying"... not while around me, or because of me, but I didnt discourage the "partying" these folks were doing.

...or someone who killed themselves...

Went to high school with one.

Old guys who killed fiddy men

The candy shop guy where I grew up was apparently a Serbian specops deserter of the Yugoslavian war.

So yeah, probs.

Yeah, I think I've met 3 murderers, two before they murdered, one after the fact.

One was mentally unstable and sad, then made fun of, second I met was kind and normal, third was dumb bulky drug dealer that was also kind.

None of them were evil or psychopaths or any of those typical traits and it made me think that to become a murdered you have to be both unlucky and triggered in a meaningful way.

I've known several people in the military, who saw combat and have confirmed kills. Half my family, basically.

In my younger years, I knew many people who killed others.

I’ve seen a person get killed, but was lucky enough to not have met the killer.

What about it?

Yes, but I haven't seen him since he killed two people, partially because he's been in prison for the last ~28 years.

Yup, I know someone who was in a car accident and the other driver was killed