Murderer Regretted Missing GTA 6
yesterday at 13:36
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0Under unusual circumstances, people are reminded that the release of GTA 6 is coming soon.
On May 30, 2025, in Abingdon (Oxfordshire, England), a 35-year-old man named Robert Richens was arrested after calling emergency services and confessing to the murder of his former girlfriend Rachel Vaughn, 40. After his arrest, the man realized that he would miss the release of Grand Theft Auto VI and would never be able to play it, as he was facing a life sentence.
Richens: — I’m going to miss GTA.
Police officer: — Which GTA, what are you talking about, Robert?
Richens: — Six.
Police officer: — Oh, you’ve got ages for that.
Richens: — Oh, I’m going to get life. Afterward, the perpetrator stated that he could have fled. On December 12, he was found guilty, and on February 6, 2026, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. The nuance is that in British prisons, unlike in some other countries, inmates are only allowed to use old PS1 and PS2 consoles due to the lack of Internet access on them.
On May 30, 2025, in Abingdon (Oxfordshire, England), a 35-year-old man named Robert Richens was arrested after calling emergency services and confessing to the murder of his former girlfriend Rachel Vaughn, 40. After his arrest, the man realized that he would miss the release of Grand Theft Auto VI and would never be able to play it, as he was facing a life sentence.
Richens: — I’m going to miss GTA.
Police officer: — Which GTA, what are you talking about, Robert?
Richens: — Six.
Police officer: — Oh, you’ve got ages for that.
Richens: — Oh, I’m going to get life. Afterward, the perpetrator stated that he could have fled. On December 12, he was found guilty, and on February 6, 2026, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. The nuance is that in British prisons, unlike in some other countries, inmates are only allowed to use old PS1 and PS2 consoles due to the lack of Internet access on them.
