Talk:Julio González (arsonist)

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I don't see how a single event (setting one fire), no matter how heinous / murderous / unpleasant, can be considered a "spree." Shouldn't a spree have at least a few discrete acts connected by time? It's the continuity that makes it a *spree* at all, eh? (Buying an expensive car might be extravagant, but it's not a "spree." Buying three diamond-encrusted pen-and-pencil sets at different stores around town on the same morning? That sounds like a spree.)

timbo 17:30, 27 January 2007 (UTC)