Im so very sorry this happened

I saw his story in cnn and it broke my heart...Anyone reading this dont let noone bring you down!!! ItS YOUR LIFE YOU TELL PEOPLE WHEN TO STOP DONT LET THEM PUSHH YOUU!!! AND IF THEY DONT UNDERSTAND WELL TOO BAD FOR THIS CRAZY MIND CLOSE PEOPLE...ONE LOVE!!! YOU CAN BE WHATEVER YOU WANA BE!!!! AND LET IT SHINE LET IT SHINE!!!!! WETHER YOUR GAY OR NOT YOU LIVE YOUR LIFE TO THE FULLEST!! AND IF YOU FEEL LIKE ENOUGH IS ENOUGH YOU SOCK A SUCKER IN THE MOUTH AND TELL HIM TO .KEEP TALKIN LEARRN KUNG FU SELF DEFENSE, STREET FIGHT, AND YOU FIGHT FOR UR LIFE!!!!! IF ANYONE SHOULD DIE IS THIS NADTY CLOSE MINDED SOUR PEOPLE!!!! LETS STICK TOGETHER AGAINST BULLY!!,RACISM,DISCRIMINATION, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!!!
RIP LAWRENCE!!!! YOU SAID WHAT YOU LOVE WITH PRIDE!!! "I AM GAY!!!" SO FREAKING WHAT HUH!!! YOU GOT MORE CAJONES THEN ANYONE ELSE YOU ANGEL YOU!!!! <3 MAY GOD BLESS YOU YOU PRETTY LIL THING!!!!

Larry was such a cute young boy saddened my heart to hear this story, no matter how larry presented his gender or sexuality at school no one had the right to end his life just because they were angry with him.I personally wrote to the district attorney and thanked his office for trying the defendent as an adult, once i heard there was a mistrial i encouraged his office to try him a again. Justice for Larry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are not forgotten!

HI I am gay , and am sad by Lawrence King death , I hope we can stop this hate crime , just not in the USA but around the whole world
R.I.P
One less angel

hope u'll rest in peace larry~
i'm sad to tell u that u're not the last one killed because of homophobic hate crimes, but the dead of yours and many others will wake people like us up, and we are going to gain the right that we deserved in order to prevent such tragedy happens again
hope u can witness the day when hatred and prejudice do not exist anymore

It's so sad how a terrible thing can happen like this and truly sorry for your lost. I just hope we can all learn life is precious

Love, healing and light

I have just learned of Larry's horrific murder from Patti Digh's inspirational blog. She uses his story in a posting calling everyoneto act in support of diversity and to intervene to stop this kind of hate. It is almost beyond understanding that a child could have so much hate in his heart that he would kill another child simply for being different from him. Yet, I take hope from the fact that literally worldwide people are still responding to Larry's legacy and pledging to make a difference in their own lives. I can't imagine the overwhelming grief from losing a child, but I hope and pray that the legacy arising from Larry's death will bring some comfort to his family and others that knew and loved him. I pray that we all never forget Larry's story and use it to make a difference in our own lives. God bless.

hi im from japan . i have just heared of sad story on TV in japan. i am pary for you!!!

I haven't heard of Larry's tragic story until Friday September 7th when I was watching 20/20, and I have to say this is the saddest story I've ever heard. I wish i went to school with Larry, I would have been his friend, I would have protected him. What has this world come to? I don't understand why some people don't understand that it's okay to be different. What I liked the most about Larry is that, he wasn't afraid to show who he was on the inside. No one deserves to die for being who they are, No one deserves to die the way Larry did. His story will stick with me for a long time.
Larry and I share the same last name and I'm the same age he was when he was killed, i guess that makes us connected in a way. Larry taught me something: not to be afraid to show who i am and not care what anyone else thinks. My heart goes out to his parents/Forster parents & I know that he is in a better place where no one can hurt him anymore. R.I.P Larry <3