Kurt William Havelock Super Bowl Match Massacre Man

Kurt William Havelock completely believes the theory that bullets speak louder than words. Thats why he had armed himself with ammunitions and ventured to shoot fans at a Super Bowl match. The US authorities affirm this fact. The cause behind this extreme decision is a trivial one. News sources confirm the fact that Havelock wanted to set up a bar but the authority deterred him from it because he did not have a liquor license.

This incident incurred the wrath of Kurt William Havelock so much that he had thoughtlessly taken an oath to slay the innocent people. Further his neighbors instigated him by saying the fact that the authority is not doing the right job. He had ventilated his attitude in a manifesto, which was mailed to the media on Sunday.

In his manifesto Kurt William Havelock has affirmed the fact that he is not going to be intimated by the financial institutions or by the venal politicians. He also conveyed that this corrupt system has to be changed and he will act as a harbinger in it. To turn this chimerical dream into a reality, he caused bloodshed and massacre. He was so much excited about the authorities reluctance to let him open the bar that he decided to wreck havoc. The result was the massacre that claimed innocent lives.

US authorities had found Kurt William Havelock in the University of Phoenix Stadium on Sunday where NFL football championship was taking place. At that place, Havelock was armed with an AR-15assault-style rifle and 200 rounds of ammunitions. He first thought to attack a shopping center in north Phoenix before vandalizing the Super Bowl; but later he changed his mind.

But at that juncture of time Kurt William Havelock realized that he was not able to shed the blood of common innocents. (He had enumerated this fact to a FBI agent, Philip Thorlin.) Then he left the place immediately and ventured to Phoenix to meet his parents. His father, Frank Havelock, enumerated the situation of his son. He said that he was completely overwhelmed by the awkward situation, which was created by him. He was completely cognizant of the fact that he had done some thing wrong. Now he is feeling repentant for his mad demeanor and pining for a normal life. Jeffrey Allen Williams has taken Havelocks case. He is now detention and additional hearing are yet to be scheduled.Foxnews