For killing the source of his frustration and abandoning the body in a Colorado Springs alley, Lucas Hinch could be considered lucky for just receiving a citation - except his victim was his computer. 'The penalty for the citation will be up to a judge.'

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For killing the source of his frustration and abandoning the body in a Colorado Springs alley, Lucas Hinch could be considered lucky for just receiving a citation - except his victim was his computer. 'The penalty for the citation will be up to a judge.'

Authors Bio:

I was raised an Armybrat, which gave me an appreciation for our military, diversity and travel. In my young adulthood I was a Republican, this in the days Republicans were still actually conservative. When the move began in earnest to push religion into our schools and Constitution, I left the Republican Party or, more to the point, my party left me. I later became a Democrat and have worked on various campaigns and efforts since.

I am retired from the legal field and spend my time doing volunteer work with groups such as Pilot International. I also help to moderate a liberal IRC political channel on Undernet which promotes civil and informed debate on the various issues.

I dabble at being an artist, preferring watercolors and Native American leather crafts. I enjoy growing gourds to make some of my drums and also use gourds for other projects such as birdhouses which are donated to various community groups to help with fundraising.

I am known to be a political news junkie and like to see and to encourage informative debate on the issues. I would like to think I work towards positive change but, apparently, any positive change is hard to measure in today's world.

I volunteer with OPN because I believe in responsible free speech and because it's refreshing to see support and encouragement for new writers.

My bio, like me, is a work in progress.