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Journal Article
It's not his fault
2008
Overview
The parents of 19-year-old Kevin Smith, who was killed while robbing a battery store on July 22 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, have said that though their adopted son was wrong to do what he did, he wasn't to blame for his actions: it was the fault of Kevin's friend, who obviously (to them) talked Kevin into committing the crime in which he was killed; it was the fault of Kevin's crack-head birth mother and the adoption system that failed to place Kevin in a permanent foster home until he was three years old; and it was the fault of the behavioral ailments called Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Oppositional Defiant Disorder.
Publisher
American Opinion Publishing, Inc,The New American
