15 Crimes That Happened Over Video Games

15 times video games made people lose their marbles.

Posted By | On 07th, Aug. 2017

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MAN LOSES TEMPER OVER WORLD OF WARCRAFT

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21 year old Justin Williams was a fervent World of Warcraft player. He was having an argument with his fellow players over his headset, which devolved into a screaming match. One of his neighbours came to his home to tell him to calm down, saying that “it’s just a game”. Williams lost it at this point, grabbing his neighbour by the throat, punching him and then stabbing him. The neighbour survived, but Williams was promptly arrested.


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