News Journal of January 18, 2012: Crazy Anger

It is not much a question in modern times, of people losing their proper sense of self-control. The actual inquiry nowadays may be how badly people will engage their rage, their uncontrollable anger. We observe from the news how life-preserving healthy forbearance could be. It might spare us from troubles we need not to encounter. Unfortunately it does not take much for people's sparks to fly into an combustible, tragic incident. A young man in Philadelphia did not live long enough to apologize for his thoughtless statements. As often so the expressions whatever being something worth forgiving and forgotten about within a day.
After an evening spent at a bar 23-year old Kevin Kless sought to get transport for himself, his girlfriend and a female associate. A taxi driver overlooked stopping for the trio of companions. Mr. Kless strewed out loud berating statements at the taxicab. A quad of men in a passing auto misunderstood Kevin's sayings as being directed at them. Three men got out of their vehicle, confronted Mr. Kless and beaten him to death.
The murder was not far, a few feet from the famous Liberty Bell in the historic district. Philadelphia's law authorities are looking for the four men, seeking eyewitnesses and offering a 20k dollars reward toward capturing the thugs. There is a public plead for eyewitnesses to come forward, the reward been increased. Police are also examining surveillance video footage on the Saturday night incident. Mr. Kless was a recent, college graduate. How unfortunate his life was lost on a matter that could had chilled to the winter temperature instead of erupting in violence.

Kevin Kless