What Would The Holiday Season Be Without The Misfit Rage Of Some Forlorn Human Wrecking Ball?

The only good thing one could say about this holiday wrecking son of a b**** who as the biggest of cowards so often do, always blames others for his/their misfortune and misery, which in some rare cases just might be true, more often than not takes his misery out on his own wife's family and then, like the coward he was, kills himself after his heartless killing spree.

However the good in this story if any is that is he saves you and I hundreds of thousands of dollars from keeping ambulance chasing lawyers or in likely case public defenders from having to laughably defend the indefensible, which in this case was as a result of his obvious deep and dark mental illness which ironically lawyers of today would use to keep him from the state's fryin pan, where slugs like him belong after sick crimes like this of which he perpetrated on of all days the celebration of the baby boy Jesus ;

Bruce Jeffrey Pardo is seen in an undated photo provided Thursday, Dec. 25, 2008,by the Covina, Calif. Police Department. Covina Police have identified the45-year-old Prado as a "person of interest" after a man in a Santa suitopened fire at a Christmas Eve party in a suburban Los Angeleshome that subsequently caught fire, leaving three people dead.AP Photo/Covina Police Department)

Police: 'Santa' gunman kills several, kills self:

COVINA, Calif. (AP) - A man wearing a Santa suit who had been suffering marital problems opened fire at a Christmas party at a house that then caught fire, leaving more than three people dead, authorities said Thursday.

Hours later, police found the body of the suspect, Bruce Jeffrey Pardo, 45, at the home of his brother early Thursday in the Sylmar area of Los Angeles. Police said he killed himself but would not say how.

"He was going through some type of marital problems, and we believe that this residence is a relative's residence," Lt. Pat Buchanan said.

Police initally said three people were dead in the shootings and fire late Wednesday. Ed Winter of the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office said Thursday that investigators sifting through the ashes of the house found more bodies, but would not say how many.

The bodies were too badly burned to immediately determine whether they died in the shootings or the fire, Winter said. "We have multiple bodies inside," Winter said. "They're extremely charred and burned."

The gunman arrived at the party in Covina late Wednesday and immediately opened fire with a handgun, Buchanan said. Witnesses told police that the man took off the Santa suit and left the scene of the burning house in street clothes.

Winter said the search through the destroyed home would take at least until the end of the day

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