John Hinckley Jr., the individual who attempted to assassinate Ronald Reagan, is now operating a music store.
After releasing his music in 2022, Hinckley has started a career in music.
John Hinckley Jr., the individual who made an attempt to assassinate President Ronald Reagan, has declared that he will be launching a music store in Virginia.
"He announced on X that he would be opening a music store in Williamsburg, Va, and the grand opening is imminent within the next week or two."
"Glad you're giving it a shot," one user wrote.
"Will you be working security John?" joked another.
While some found Hinckley's behavior amusing, others were less amused and argued that he should be in prison.
Your mental excuse allowed you to avoid prison, but it is an injustice that you are free to commit this act. This is yet another example of a liberal justice system's poor decision-making.
Hinckley was found not guilty of assassination by reason of insanity and spent more than 30 years in a mental hospital. In 2016, he was conditionally released to his mother's home, but the conditions were dropped in 2022, and he has since been fully free.
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