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[QUOTE="capeorange, post: 2489419, member: 1682"]
I don't believe that he is sorry about anything but his getting caught and now having to answer to his son. He qualified his victims, they weren't teammates or poor students. Does that make it ok to steal from them? He stole at least 8 times, that's not a single mistake it's multiple conscious acts. He stole from fellow students, 3 who loaned him their computers as a favor. He admits cheating multiple times. He kept the most valuable item as a 'reminder', and admits to wearing it one time. Why not keep the gym bag instead? We all do stupid and or not nice things in our lives but stealing credit cards and student's books(which is also a huge inconvenience for the victim) are above and beyond stupid. Other people go to jail for the same repeated 'mistakes'. A stupid mistake is usually a one time event not a trend. Not once does he say he is now sorry for the people he stole from he only says that he's paid for his 'mistakes'. I always thought that the credit card theft was an isolated event and that he is just a blowhard trolling hack. Now I like him even less after reading his story.
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