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Insurance companies will sue the shyt out of this dude lol
Get. Tf. Married, Brehs. - UPDATE: ARRESTED!
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BunchePark
Coli N Calisthenics
He was mad but not this mad
Favorite quote from that doc 'Marv, he spent too much time alone'
p*ssy cracker knew he had to twist himself
that restitution was gone be so high he wouldn't be able to get a pack of Wrigley's out this bytch
fukked his whole world up
p*ssy cracker knew he had to twist himself
that restitution was gone be so high he wouldn't be able to get a pack of Wrigley's out this bytch
fukked his whole world up
Dude had a real issue with town officials, felt like he was getting no justice and decided to take justice into his own hands
For 10 years, Heemeyer operated his business on the two-acre patch of land he had purchased. But then, plans were approved to build a massive concrete plant just at the edge of his property. This plan proved to be a serious issue for Heemeyer, as the only access road to his business crossed directly through the planned concrete factory. This meant that neither he nor any customers would have street access to his business.
This is where the legend of the Killdozer tends to part ways with reality in some accounts. Those who prefer to paint Heemeyer purely as the wronged party jump directly to the town zoning commission’s 2001 decision to authorize the concrete plant’s construction. Heemeyer appealed that decision, claiming it would block access to his existing business, but his appeal was denied. Soon after that interaction, Heemeyer was hit with a series of fines totaling around $2,500. The fines were levied for violations that included “junk cars on the property and not being hooked up to the sewer line.” The sewer line infraction was particularly offensive to Heemeyer as he apparently could not get access to sewer lines without crossing over eight feet of the concrete plant’s property.
Marvin Heemeyer AKA “Killdozer” | Folk Hero or Villain?
Was Marvin Heemeyer AKA the "Killdozer," a brave man fighting against injustice or a lunatic set on destroying lives? Read to find out more.
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This all sounds like a small business owner getting muscled out by a town zoning commission and big business (and there may be some truth to that narrative). But Heemeyer also found himself trapped on that two-acre plot of land through his own lack of foresight and, some could argue, due to his greed. Prior to that zoning decision, Heemeyer had entered into an agreement with the company that owned the land for the proposed concrete plant: they would pay him $250,000 for his two acres of land, allowing him a tidy profit over his $42,000 purchase and enough money to set up shop somewhere new.
However, Heemeyer soon backed out of that deal, upping his demand to $375,000, based, one can assume, on the idea that the concrete plant would have to agree to his demands. Heemeyer soon upped the ante again, reportedly demanding a deal worth as much as a million dollars to get him to leave his two-acre plot. At that point, many contend, the concrete plant opted to simply pursue its zoning rights and stop trying to deal with Heemeyer.
“I was always willing to be reasonable until I had to be unreasonable,” Heemeyer wrote. “Sometimes reasonable men must do unreasonable things.”
Whether you think Heemeyer was screwed over by the government or not, there’s no debating that he was convinced that he was. He first leased his business to a different company before selling the property outright to a third party, using the proceeds to begin custom modifications to his Komatsu D355A bulldozer. Over the next 18 months, Heemeyer would build makeshift armor plating that housed the bulldozer’s cabin, engine, and even parts of its tracks. Using a combination of sheets of “tool steel” and 5,000 psi Quikrete (concrete) to create the armor, some portions of the bulldozer sat behind more than a foot of protection, rendering the vehicle all but impervious to small arms fire, and as the police would find, even small explosives.
BunchePark
Coli N Calisthenics
Dude had a real issue with town officials, felt like he was getting no justice and decided to take justice into his own hands
For 10 years, Heemeyer operated his business on the two-acre patch of land he had purchased. But then, plans were approved to build a massive concrete plant just at the edge of his property. This plan proved to be a serious issue for Heemeyer, as the only access road to his business crossed directly through the planned concrete factory. This meant that neither he nor any customers would have street access to his business.
This is where the legend of the Killdozer tends to part ways with reality in some accounts. Those who prefer to paint Heemeyer purely as the wronged party jump directly to the town zoning commission’s 2001 decision to authorize the concrete plant’s construction. Heemeyer appealed that decision, claiming it would block access to his existing business, but his appeal was denied. Soon after that interaction, Heemeyer was hit with a series of fines totaling around $2,500. The fines were levied for violations that included “junk cars on the property and not being hooked up to the sewer line.” The sewer line infraction was particularly offensive to Heemeyer as he apparently could not get access to sewer lines without crossing over eight feet of the concrete plant’s property.
Marvin Heemeyer AKA “Killdozer” | Folk Hero or Villain?
Was Marvin Heemeyer AKA the "Killdozer," a brave man fighting against injustice or a lunatic set on destroying lives? Read to find out more.
This all sounds like a small business owner getting muscled out by a town zoning commission and big business (and there may be some truth to that narrative). But Heemeyer also found himself trapped on that two-acre plot of land through his own lack of foresight and, some could argue, due to his greed. Prior to that zoning decision, Heemeyer had entered into an agreement with the company that owned the land for the proposed concrete plant: they would pay him $250,000 for his two acres of land, allowing him a tidy profit over his $42,000 purchase and enough money to set up shop somewhere new.
However, Heemeyer soon backed out of that deal, upping his demand to $375,000, based, one can assume, on the idea that the concrete plant would have to agree to his demands. Heemeyer soon upped the ante again, reportedly demanding a deal worth as much as a million dollars to get him to leave his two-acre plot. At that point, many contend, the concrete plant opted to simply pursue its zoning rights and stop trying to deal with Heemeyer.
“I was always willing to be reasonable until I had to be unreasonable,” Heemeyer wrote. “Sometimes reasonable men must do unreasonable things.”
Whether you think Heemeyer was screwed over by the government or not, there’s no debating that he was convinced that he was. He first leased his business to a different company before selling the property outright to a third party, using the proceeds to begin custom modifications to his Komatsu D355A bulldozer. Over the next 18 months, Heemeyer would build makeshift armor plating that housed the bulldozer’s cabin, engine, and even parts of its tracks. Using a combination of sheets of “tool steel” and 5,000 psi Quikrete (concrete) to create the armor, some portions of the bulldozer sat behind more than a foot of protection, rendering the vehicle all but impervious to small arms fire, and as the police would find, even small explosives.
thanks for that post
man built it for 18 months
buying up all the quikrete n shyt
got his shyt off and then offed himself
damn shame
he ain't wait to see how it played out
thanks for that post
man built it for 18 months
buying up all the quikrete n shyt
got his shyt off and then offed himself
damn shame
he ain't wait to see how it played out
There is a pretty cool documentary about him (netflix) if you are into those. (I am)
I agree, not sure why he killed himself but obviously mentally ill. He didn't kill anybody, just went on an epic rampage against a whole town. Would have gone to prison a legend
UpAndComing
Veteran
He might as well flush his CDL down the toilet 
ORDER_66
I am The Wrench in all your plans....
He might as well flush his CDL down the toilet
dude could have found another woman if he just sat down breathed and thought about it...
but that's what happens when your emotions takeover...
NYChase718
Veteran
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
waiting to inhale
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
That boy just caught 4 stars.
_DC
D.C.
Men gotta get a grip when it comes to these females..
Damn!
That noggin must be
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Damn!
That noggin must be
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Tryna Makit
High plains drifter
He was mad but not this mad
Favorite quote from that doc 'Marv, he spent too much time alone'
Well get a look at this Supervillainous Muthafukka here
I'm Impressed...by both his determination and prodigious engineering ability.
Mf armored up a bulldozer...
Then
Outfitted it with camera's so he can see where he was going
The cameras Had to have great resolution because he found and wrecked all his targets
Impressive.....for a madman
GTA shyt
Emotionally unstable kneegrow.
He should have accepted it and moved on, that p*ssy must be real fire if it’s got the side dude cutting up like this though.
Another woman would have eventually come along.
His azz is going to be looking at a bunch of charges, jail time, and possibly having to pay restitution.
He should have accepted it and moved on, that p*ssy must be real fire if it’s got the side dude cutting up like this though.
Another woman would have eventually come along.
His azz is going to be looking at a bunch of charges, jail time, and possibly having to pay restitution.