Navajo County Attorney Brad Carlyon’s column in the Arizona Republic, “Courtroom Justice Can Be Lost Online,” discusses how the facts in the Larsgard case have been ignored online, where crazy accusations of skewed justice seem to matter more than the truth. For all the benefits created by the Digital Age, there are unintended consequences, especially […]

The supporters of John Kristoffer Larsgard, though small in number, have an active Facebook page that they use to beg for donations and spread lots of misinformation. Still, they do occasionally post some worthwhile content: The good news? While Curry is likely wrong about the reason for Larsgard’s immigration detainer — prosecutors’ say he had […]

This is the quality of the comments we’ve been getting. Sorry for the profanity but it’s more telling unedited. We had people hurt emotionally”..??? LOL. The story repeats itself, and AGAIN USA prove to world that this country is filled with the most pathetic, disillusioned, yyiiiihhhaaaa-horse-fucker-pus­sies ever. Again. You need a LOOOOOT more 9/11,s until […]

Great point from the Winslow hometown newspaper: A community expecting closure to a terrifying incident is feeling re-victimized as media coverage from Norway portrays what many view as an angry crime spree that occurred in Winslow last year as a simple misunderstanding that was blown out of proportion, resulting in a miscarriage of justice. It’s […]

Anorak claims to be “an independent online sensation exposing prejudice, inhumanity, stuff shirts, misogyny, a biased news agenda, conformity, misanthropy, spin and the worst and best of human culture in words, pictures and video.” Me, I just thought it was rubbish. Here’s the site’s Larsgard work of fiction:    

Nice to see the media finally hearing the other side (i.e., the truth) about John Kristoffer Larsgard.

While Larsgard lies and hits up people for cash, Navajo County Attorney Brad Carlyon explains why a 7.5-year sentence represents justice.

This is not a story about “the unluckiest guy ever.” This is not a story about “a wrong turn.” Instead, the story of John Kristoffer Larsgard is a tale about a criminal, a 33-year-old illegal immigrant from Norway with a decade-long history of violence and a penchant for using his automobile as a 4000-pound weapon. […]