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Coyotes Fan & Pediatric Doctor Tells Denver Post’s Adrian Dater To “Catch Movie In Aurora, Join Redfield”

By   Joe Kinsey   February 19, 2013     Posted in Hockey   Joe Kinsey g+ page

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Imagine a pediatric doctor being so angry at another human that he’d tell that human to “Go catch a movie in Aurora,” a reference to the massacre at the suburban Denver theater where 12 people were killed and 58 were injured.

From a pediatric doctor.

Now imagine that same doctor, Scott Schnee (@Babydocscott), is a Phoenix Coyotes fan and told Denver Post Avalanche reporter Adrian Dater (@adater) “join Jessica (Redfield) for all I care,” a reference to the former Busted Coverage writer and aspiring Denver sports reporter who was cowardly murdered in the Aurora slaughter.

From a pediatric doctor. On Twitter.

Schnee locked his account after word spread of his ridiculous tweets.

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Dater considered Redfield to be a personal friend and penned an emotional blog post soon after her death in which he wrote:

“I guess I kind of took her under my wing a little. For one thing, us gingers stick together, and she looked a lot like my kid sister. I knew that she was very ambitious and wanted to advance along into the world of sports journalism, and I always like seeing young people like that.”

According to Schnee’s biography:

Pediatrics is a wonderful field. I love to solve puzzles. Children fill my days with new puzzles to solve. When I help a sick child, I not only make the child feel better, but I help the entire family feel better. For me, there is no greater calling.

We’ll assume the good doctor didn’t actually mean the tweets he sent and will apologize for being a giant asshole.

[HT: South Stands Denver]

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One Response to “Coyotes Fan & Pediatric Doctor Tells Denver Post’s Adrian Dater To “Catch Movie In Aurora, Join Redfield””
  1. mffljbm51d says:
    February 19, 2013 at 6:33 pm

    I can forgive someone easier if they verbally say something as SICK as this but online in type you know what you’re saying and it’s not on emotion or impulse there’s a “post” button that draws the line. Then he gets personal and as a sports fan and a batman fan, this is not a good move if this guy ends up at rock bottom soon then i might grin a little.

    Terrible. And he’s a doctor, too? Amazing. FuCk him.

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