the reign of terror has come to an end.

[march1971]

with the fugitive ex-LA cop either caught or killed, the reign of terror has come to an end. God knew in His wisdom that the man would be either caught or killed.

[TheManWhoCan]

He might be dead, but its not for certain.

[msmoneybags48]

The police better make sure it is him because, if he eluded them for 10 days, I technically don't believe he would give up that quickly.  I believe that he set that fire and got away.  The charred remains could be anyone at this point.  He said he would not live to see himself exonerated, but it is a waste that he would do all this.

[vp44]

Sometimes there comes a time which we may run across a person who feels wronged. The things they may do may not seem right or of justice but a way to look into a world that they may have lived and then we learn from it. 

[mperez7372]

That was a terrifying situation.  To be mad at people is one thing, but to target their innocent family members???  Not okay.

[Tresbn00]

Somehow he will be idolized for his cause. It sounds like he was let go from the police department for political reasons.  He testified against a person in command.  It sounded like the senior officer that he testified against abused their power against a somewhat helpless person.  The story made it sound as if several police officers, wrongly, collaborated against him...causing him to lose his job, his family, his pride-everything that he had in life. Dorner had a military background where pride runs deep and being a law abiding citizen robbed him of his honor. Dorner cracked.  I don't condone his actions-killing/violence is unnecessary and there were other routes that he could have taken but people need to see both sides of the story.

[msmoneybags48]

They (the news media)  have finally confirmed that Dorner is dead through his dental records.  I know for certain that he is gone now and the police department can live easy now that his fury has been put to an end.  May he rest in peace!